damnthefilibuster
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- Comment on My father the tween literary critic 11 hours ago:
I mean… I liked it. It was strange. But that was the point. Strange and somewhat fresh.
- Comment on Glad its not ai training 6 days ago:
Virii bro. I mean, both work.
- Comment on Glad its not ai training 6 days ago:
Fun fact. It is also training intelligence. Viruii mutate the fuck out based on what the encounter.
- Comment on :O blah blah blah :| 1 week ago:
That’s because you’re house plant doesn’t have a tongue. I am very smart.
- Comment on Which one is it? 👀 1 week ago:
HEARSAY! Everyone knows fish is 3 and bird is 7!
- Comment on Which one is it? 👀 1 week ago:
Everybody knows fish is 3 and bird is 7.
- Comment on The danger of not thinking it out before you act 2 weeks ago:
Isn’t this shot from that epic Turkish show? Sahsiyet, I think?
- Comment on Delicious rocks 1 month ago:
That’s on you then! 🙃
- Comment on Delicious rocks 1 month ago:
Those fuckers will lick anything.
- Comment on Why do personal knowledge base applications like Obsidian have all these bells and whistles for querying and parsing metadata/frontmatter but nothing similar for the actual content of notes? 1 month ago:
A little confused here. Some of the examples you mentioned are already features of obsidian (if not others).
Search all notes that have a certain text as heading? Obsidian’s general search has that. Count number of words in a note or a text selection? That’s generally available in the app.
Do you mean - I would like to reference a note in another note and in the übernote, it should tell me how many words there are in the former note? Maybe a plugin exists for that.
Or the table example - do you want to extract the text and automatically show it in another note?
Isn’t that what note embedding does?
![[OtherNote#^mytable]]
Or, if you want to actually use the data and not just show it, then I believe you need to use DataViews.
Please let us know other examples of use cases that might not be present in Obsidian. You’ve raised an interesting topic!
Also, the people who said that you should put everything in the metadata are idiots or trolls. While you can build metadata over time, it should not be your main focus. The focus should always be your notes.
- Comment on The show I was watching went from "Free" to "Paid" *while I was watching it* 2 months ago:
Scrapes from Netflix?
- Comment on The show I was watching went from "Free" to "Paid" *while I was watching it* 2 months ago:
Why were you watching it? It’s a shit… show!
No but seriously… sail, people!
- Comment on daily Laffy Taffy- answers! 2 months ago:
How much taffy did you eat??
- Comment on How to deploy a satellite and what are the costs? 2 months ago:
I seem to recall reading once that the launch cost was down to $10,000 for a cubesat now.
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 2 months ago:
Thanks! It’s lovely!
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 2 months ago:
Lovely!
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 2 months ago:
What game is this?
- Comment on Why? 2 months ago:
Coz we a lazy bunch. Deal with it.
- Comment on Why do all text LLMs, no matter how censored they are or what company made them, all have the same quirks and use the slop names and expressions? 3 months ago:
Yeah, they really need to start building RAG supported models. That way they can actually show where they’re getting their data, and even pay the sources fairly. Imagine a RAG or MCP server connecting to Wikipedia, one to encyclopedia.com, and one to stack overflow.
- Comment on Why do all text LLMs, no matter how censored they are or what company made them, all have the same quirks and use the slop names and expressions? 3 months ago:
It’s not easy. LLMs take so much training data that at this point, their training data is basically, all books publically available, all blogs on the internet, pretty much all of tumblr, Reddit, stack overflow and every forum you can think of. Even then, some LLMs need even more data. So companies have started outright stealing data - pirating stuff, downloading stuff from Anna’s Archive, etc.
So no, no billion dollar company can make their own training data. Even if you plug in every email ever sent on Gmail, Google still won’t have enough data to train a good LLM. So they go with the cheaper option- training data that has already been collected, sorted, cleaned, and labeled.
In one sense, they’re again stealing others’ hard work - rather than cleaning their own data, they use public data sets. In another sense, even that’s not enough.
- Comment on Who's your favorite female protagonist in a video game? (Add pic of character in response) 4 months ago:
D’arci Stern of Urban Chaos.
- Comment on 4 months ago:
Is it deaf tones or deft ones?
- Comment on How do I stop sleeping through everything? 4 months ago:
Same here. One solution is - sleep sooner. Force yourself to sleep an hour sooner than you regularly do. Also, tell yourself before you sleep that you’ll wake up at the same time you usually get up. Say it out loud, not just mentally.
Once you do these, your mind will be alert to wake up sooner and will actually try to wake you up whenever there is a disturbance. Also, the added hour of sleep will help you long term.
There may be loads of extenuating circumstances- kids, work pressure, your spouse wanting to spend time with you. Make a deal with them. Say you’ll pick up extra work around the house or spend more time with the kids or for work. Whatever it takes. In a few months time, you won’t need the extra sleep. But your mind will be more alert.
Hope this works for you. It did for me for the time I did it. Then I slipped and I again can’t wake up no matter what. I do wake up if someone calls me when I sleep sooner though. So that’s nice to retain.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
I did that once as part of an escape from Google. Just downloaded everything to thunderbird and then severed the link. Then thunderbird became my source of truth for emails. Whatever I needed to delete, I did (subscriptions, ham emails, et) and then I uploaded to another vendor which was much cheaper for the starting tier. I can skip that last step.
Just make sure to severe the link so thunderbird doesn’t do anything stupid. But you can also take a backup of your inbox in case thunderbird does do something silly.
- Comment on Microsoft's latest Windows 11 24H2 update breaks SSDs/HDDs, may corrupt your data 5 months ago:
If that happens, it’ll finally give me the reason I need to delete windows 11 bleeding edge and go towards desktop Linux.
- Comment on Periodic reminder to get your library cards and fill out museum surveys. 6 months ago:
Some even have 3D printers
- Comment on M'ananas 7 months ago:
Add Man Go.
- Comment on The Steam controller was ahead of its time 7 months ago:
Lovely to see you share this!
- Comment on What movies have you watched this week? 8 months ago:
Geez what’s that about?
- Comment on What are some of your unpopular opinions, hot takes about series, streaming services, the wider industry etc? 8 months ago:
🏴☠️