

As an inspiration for this, look into Two-Pass encoding


As an inspiration for this, look into Two-Pass encoding


One issue, if you want to call it that, is that our approach was deterministic. Enter the same movies, get the same results. I don’t think an LLM is as predictable for that
Maybe lowering the temperature will help with this?
Besides, a tinge of randomness could even be considered a fun feature.


I looked up the .ai TLD on Wikipedia and
.ai is the Internet country code top-level domain for Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean.
Things will get interesting if the folks over there decide it’s time to make extra money


Just make sure there’s no wacky rules to follow on .uk Last I bought a domain, .us was the cheapest, but it had no WHOIS privacy and you were required to prove you were a US Citizen or company to buy it??? I noped right out


For those who don’t know, she created Anubis, but she was already writing cool articles before that, definitely recommend add her to your RSS Reader!
Look, if he wanted to introduce AI code, whatever, but doing it all at once in a 14k line change is crazy.
Surely it would be better to introduce AI by letting it handle misc changes here and there instead of starting with the “biggest release ever done” (his words), no?


From the original thread, I bring forth this comment from user sdrmme:
Huntarr2
Too good not to share.
Damn, I had no clue about this single-pass look ahead, all this time I’ve been doing two-pass for nothing 😵💫
Thanks!