Nostr Web Client

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HoloKat

What do you want to see more of on nostr? #asknostr

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Thomas Howert 4mo ago

People

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jb55

Gemini pro seems a lot less retarded

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Thomas Howert 4mo ago 💬 1

Had the Sam first impression, you just have to do some kinda initial setup

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waxwing

Anybody else tinkering with local LLMs: do you have recommendations for generic system prompts? I want to avoid the useless guff ("Great question!") so I wrote this; I know it's a bit repeating itself but I had a vague sense that that might strengthen the effect:

"Respond focusing entirely on giving information. Do not be sycophantic or relate to the user's feelings. Pay no attention to the concept of politeness or rudeness. Your primary goal is to distill information, with no judgement and no reflection on the quality of the user's questions or what emotional/affective result is created in the user."

Currently trying this on gemma-3, helps; but mostly I'm curious what other people are doing with system prompts #asknostr #ai

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Thomas Howert 5mo ago

Prompt the prompt per case/ subtask

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verbiricha

some niggas make millions

other niggas make memes

https://youtu.be/DmWWqogr_r8

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Thomas Howert 5mo ago

Funny cause it’s true

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Benking

Healing is about growth with the mess, not running from it. True strength shows up in connection.

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Thomas Howert 5mo ago

True dat, but sometimes you got to escape the noise to find the signal

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Joe Martin 🎶🟠⚡

💯 Free net / slave net

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Thomas Howert 5mo ago

Hello Gigi, just sliding in. We working on an open source provenance approach for digital integrity I survived my first btc maxi challenge yesterday. As a lot of the basic ideas implemented Origin from your explanations of btc in the sense of timechain, I would really love to challenge/ hear your perspective :)

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Anthony Accioly

I’m honestly having a lot of trouble differentiating real life from AI hallucinations anymore. Are any of these folks even real? Is anyone else feeling this?

https://youtu.be/QMgwDwDjSLg

Anyway, I thought this story would be popular on Nostr.

My take on crypto remains the same: Crypto is cool. Lightsabers are cool. None of it will fix society’s moral issues. These are just tools. Tools for a more civilised society.

For those thinking of "hodling" until they can afford an army, guns, food, etc., so they can be the only ones with enough "real" resources to survive once the system collapses (or maybe to be the only people who can afford a BTC-fuelled sovereign rocket ship to Mars) … Congratulations: This is exactly the same dumb cultist thinking that the "fiat" elite always had (and still has). It won’t work. No one escapes a hangry mob fighting for survival.

Crypto can certainly be used as a tool for good: for charity, for financial freedom across borders, for stimulating small businesses, for rewarding doers in general. But it won’t fix society’s problems, and it won’t protect "hodlers" when push comes to shove. Use tools to do good, and good things will happen. Thinking that the tool itself is inherently good or bad is lazy wishful thinking. "Hodling" BTC won’t fix the world; your choices ultimately will.

#Crypto #ToolsAndMorals #HodlCultLogic #FiatEliteThinking #RocketToNowhere #HangryMobEconomics

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Thomas Howert 5mo ago 💬 1

Hey we working on an solution approach, it won’t solve the problem but can be a part in an open source decentralized trust system, ethical approaches inspired by cypherpunks, open source, decentralized, privacy first. Check ledg.it.com we will publish full whitepaper and public benchmark in the next two months, we are already in talks with for example unesco