neynt

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Comment · 1 month ago

To be quite generous, that could be tongue in cheek.

Comment · 3 months ago

Cerebras is a programmable accelerator, but Taalas does burn the model into the gates.

Comment · 4 months ago

These are lovely. That the Fable one is one-shot is shocking.

Comment · 4 months ago

I may have been overselling the AI's initiative in the article -- it still required a fair bit of steering. I put most of the prompts involved here: https://saltblock.neynt.ca/waveloop-prompts.md

Wrapping FFT in a log2(freq) % 1 spiral was part of the human direction :)

Comment · 4 months ago

Hey! Author here. It's a single file, so you can just view source at https://saltblock.neynt.ca/waveloop.html

Comment · 1 year ago

It's example #7 on https://lastexam.ai/

Comment · 2 years ago

x is a list. This is OCaml’s GADT syntax: https://dev.realworldocaml.org/gadts.html

Comment · 2 years ago

That's all true. I'm just saying if they knew that you needed this app to get them flowers, then a.) they would likely feel a bit disappointed vs. if it was all you, and b.) that is not unreasonable.

Comment · 2 years ago

I think this deserves some expansion.

In receiving flowers, the value the recipient gets is not so much the flowers themselves, but by what the gift betrays about your mind state. This authentic information about your mind state is what makes the act “real”.

So it is reasonable to consider the act less real or even a bit deceptive if the mind state that you’d first expect the act to imply (they care about me and thought to get flowers) does not reflect your true mind state (they cared about me enough at some point in the past to set up this app).