killermouse0

I was wondering the same. I guess it makes sense to use a heavy weight model to make the entire design and split the work so that smaller models (possibly local one?) would then do the coding... But how would I even do that? I'm using Claude Code. Would I need support for this within the harness ?

Born in 1979 but I don't get it. What is it about?

Wrong post?

I believe I saw or read somewhere that, in the case of the brain, memories were not as much stored as they were reconstructed when recalled. If that's true, I feel like we are witnessing something similar with LLMs as well as with stable diffusion type of things. Is there any studies looking into this in the AI world? Also if anyone knows what I'm referring to (i.e "reconstructing memories") I would love some pointers because I can't remember for the love of me where I heard or read of this idea!

Would you share that code? I'm not familiar with using the mic in Linux, but interested to do something similar!

Did you study at the EPITA by any chance? That was one of my favorite coding assignment during my time there!

Is there a Chrome or Firefox browser add-on?

Would you care to elaborate on those diet changes?

Why don't you guys use rambox? It basically loads slack's web interface in the client. And it supports a plethora of instant messaging services. Never had any issue with performance.