Language model-based aggregators
Model-based aggregators
Thought Eddies
Learning How to Learn
I completed Barbara Oakley's "Learning How to Learn" course on Coursera. The target audience seems to be students, but I found there were helpful takeaways for me as well, as someone who is a decade out of my last university classroom.
Switching From Pocket to Raindrop for bookmarks
I've been using Pocket for a long time to keep track of things on the web that I want to read later. I save articles on my mobile or from my browser, then revisit them, usually on my desktop. Some articles I get to quickly. Others remain in the stack for a long time and can become...
Evals: unit testing for language models
Generative AI and language models are fun to play with but you don't really have something you can confidently ship to users until you test what you've built.
Summarizing webpages with language models
Similar to (and perhaps more simply than) analyzing Youtube video transcripts with language models, I wanted to apply a similar approach to webpages like articles, primarily for the purposes of determining the subject content of lengthy pieces and experimenting to see if this is useful at all.
Summarizing Youtube video transcripts with language models
You can download a Youtube video transcript with yt-dlp.
Unmasking a Model Prompt
The following prompt seems to be quite effective at leaking any pre-prompting done to a language model
Using Multiple Temporal Task Queues
Temporal gives you flexibility to define different task queues to route workflows and activities to specific workers. When a worker starts up, it is configured to consume from a specific task queue by name, along with the activities and workflows it is capable of running.
Pip Latest Version Checking
I run a lot of different version of various languages and tools across my system. Nix and direnv help make this possible to manage reasonably. Recently, starting a new Python project, I was running into this warning after install dependencies with pip (yes, I am aware there are new/fresh/fast/cool...
Nix-Darwin Launch Agents
On macOS, a Launch Agent is a system daemon that runs in the background and performs various tasks or services for the user. Having recently installed ollama, I've been playing around with various local models. One annoyance about having installed ollama using Nix via nix-darwin, is that I need to...