Car would be like "who brought the dog?"

On net, on average, code is a liability and now there is more of it. Things that aren't measured by token quantity are still in short supply and are in even shorter supply now.

When code is a commodity, the market doesn't need more code. 100% of the code for 1% of the commitment is not the slam dunk that it appears to be.

It was a tiny wedding at a free chapel - just me, my wife, a judge, and our love.

No gift registry but I appreciate the thought

I'm not saying I agree with the video, but digital ids aren't definitely better for censorship resistance. If it's digital then the ux of verifying your id is better and it's more ubiquitous. Unless the system is designed to be private (zk of some kind would be required I imagine), cryptographic ids will make things worse.

Texas? Assuming you mean the state I was married in

I haven't used it either. I suspect there are few of these video platforms out there now.

50states.zip

https://zap.stream/

Knowing the founders, I don’t think they want to models to be censored so perhaps that’ll change at some point.

Oh I see. Specs may not be enough to describe an interesting system fully, but humans close the gap by “decompressing” a spec into an interesting system. LLMs appear to be capable of decompressing prompts in some way too.

I think what this means for LLMs is that any prompt, like a spec given to human, is not enough to determine/predict the output if the output is complex enough.

Then again, the clojure guy is talking about humans writing specs. Maybe if you prompt LLMs to write specs, they can create complete specs of interesting systems.

I don’t input personal, private things into the cloud models you’re comparing them to. I could run a decent local model to do the same thing but there’s a large upfront cost in terms of time and money.

Another way to view this is that if you’re not technical (in the unwilling and helpless way) you don’t have much of a prayer of getting a local model running.

I self-host and use it with my LND and I'm quite happy with it

LNC can be very finicky. We haven't changed anything on our end, but it's worth a hard refresh/cache clear of your browser to see if that fixes things.

In general, if you don't have a public ip/tunnel, I recommend using NWC for sending until something better comes along. afaik Lightning Labs has lost interested in LNC (and were never very interested in general applicability).

Either way, I'll give everything a troubleshoot tomorrow just to make sure. Do you know which version of Terminal/LND you're running?

One of my favorite influencer hacks:

1. talk a lot, say all kinds of vague unhinged stuff all the time, much of it derived from other influencers
2. wait for some plausibly related things to happen
3. "I've been saying this would happen for years"

Looks like it.

I'm surprised we leap frogged Hot Pocket vending machines.

I can imagine taco vending machines fairing well in Austin though. Most coffee shops and convenience stores have little grab and go taco bars already.