🌸 Mon, Mar 4, 2024 🌸
Blink twice, Yuzu.
🌸 Mon, Mar 4, 2024 🌸
I am addicted to Twitter, and it’s doom scrolling; reading Twitter gives me a feeling of being powerless. There is so much that needs to be fixed in the world, and it is overwhelming.
🌸 Mon, Mar 4, 2024 🌸
Why is there a price difference between reading glasses and prescription glasses that are 100x? Reading glasses cost $1-$3, while prescription glasses cost around $200.
🌸 Sun, Mar 3, 2024 🌸
Digits in any font, monospace or non-monospace, have to be monospaced (0123456789 should have the same width) - fight me.
🌸 Sun, Mar 3, 2024 🌸
New Californian rule: If it is raining for the second day in a row, those days are Saturday and Sunday. ☔
🌸 Sat, Mar 2, 2024 🌸
OMG! It’s showering! ☔
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
So, I think Elon Musk’s strategy to win in the lawsuit against Open AI is to allow jurors to play around with GPT-4 and give a verdict if it is AGI. And GPT-4 is quite impressive; you need to try a lot and really hard to find its weak spots. So jurors have a high chance of saying…
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
I have a question: why are we teaching AI to do fun things, like writing books, drawing pictures, and playing games? Why aren’t we teaching AI to do boring things, like folding laundry, washing dishes, and mopping the floor?
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
It is kind of strange to see how the emote for the bug 🪲 is slowly converting to a caterpillar 🐛
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
Just keep swimming.
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
First, I do not remember my dreams; second, I don’t like to tell my dreams. But this one stuck in my head.
I am in the conference, and the conference is ended; so I am packing to leave my hotel room. And I realize that the backpack is missing. And I remembered that I left it in…
🌸 Fri, Mar 1, 2024 🌸
LLMs usually have a parameter called temperature, which allows the model to randomly pick from broader sets of words. The usual simplified explanation is that it increases the “creativity” of the model. I am realizing that it is applied only to the last layer of the network; how …
Back in the day, I watched Nerd³ (read it as Nerd Cubed). It just occurred to me that he picked that name because he started with Minecraft let’s play videos, and Minecraft is made out of cubes. 🤯 Such a nerdy choice. 🙂
Ugh… I have the code; I am pretty sure it will work in production, and I cannot figure out how to test it on the dev environment. I read so much documentation today.
Would it be interesting plot twist if the government meant Java under “save” language, not Rust.
While I was in the shower, I had an idea: it’s a search engine without a search bar; it’s going to work like the front page of YouTube, essentially a recommendation engine for the web.
I wonder if it already exists; I would use it.
I have a stupid tick; then I realize I am about to click on the wrong button, and instead of not doing it, I double-click on the button. 🤦🏻
There are two types of hard: (1) it is hard, and you like it; (2) you don’t like it (and it does not matter if it is hard or easy). And it is different for different people. Like fishing, some people like it, some people hate it. Or reading books. Or programming/coding. Find the …
Many influencers take multiple complicated topics and just pick a side. I think this is one of the reasons why they are becoming popular; it drives engagement. Personally, if I do not understand the problem fully, I tend not to discuss it. Ethics of AI training on human art scrap…
I wish I could record my life and look back on VODs, because sometimes I am quite sure I did a thing, but I don’t have proof.
I don’t remember what I did on Friday. What happened on Friday stays on Friday. Happy Monday.
It all started with the cheese on the bottom. smh Google 🙂
While I was on my evening walk, I thought about a type of game called “Memory Palace.” It is not a game but a place in the game engine with an FPS look where you can store your memories: small notes, drawings, reminders, voice records, TODOs, calendars, maps, website links, scree…
I would say programming is not the same as coding. Soon, we may not need to code because of the advancement of AI, but we will still need to program for a while.
There is a very simple but still interesting consequence of the pigeonhole principle. No matter how well you mix your Rubik’s cube, every side will have at least two pieces of the same color.
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