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JayByte
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Qualia of being self. Autistic and creative. I love programming, slow/async life, privacy, freedom, pantheism and art. Nostr relay fork: https://gitlab.com/jbyte777/nostr-rs-relay-x PromptQL: https://gitlab.com/jbyte777/prompt-ql/-/tree/release-6.x Tutorials on programming: https://medium.com/@jzx777 ================ Rules of my profile: 1. Purpose of the rules is to make constructive Operating System for conversation, not to make conversations formal and rigid. 2. I welcome diverse views and linguistic styles, except anti-humanist, depressive and distractive ones. 3. I prefer constructive dialogue. This means: - Write everything I/you need to reply in single message. Single fix of typos or words is okay in response to your own message. - First 4 comments of single thread are welcome for simple engagement and sharing experience and feelings. These comments include topic-starter comment. - In first 6 comments of single thread, discussion should progress towards recognition of spec
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JayByte 0 months ago
Tried to vibe code a complex system with powerful model. Still needed to adjust manually each aspect from plan (most abstract) to code of modules (most concrete), because AI's latent space is stochastic gibberish, not a taste. Also privacy anxiety and poor computing power which makes adoption slower. #blog #thoughts #ai #vibecoding
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JayByte 0 months ago
Though traditional AI is just basically multi-layer linear regression, which is of very little use without complex architecture, which makes multi-agent LLM systems possible. View quoted note →
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JayByte 0 months ago
I used to write this as stochastic noise generator. It turns out to be absurd because this could not be embodied v_v View quoted note →
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JayByte 0 months ago
I used to write poems and stories back in 2015-2018, though their setting was limited to my small town and plot was stupidly linear, about forest adventure and simple moral quest of achieving love freedom in local town. Interesting, how programming and new experience affects this...
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JayByte 1 month ago
The most complex part of GP layers has been in handling constraints. Eg. adjust items to minimal macros, remove duplicated actions, repair actions with non-existent references to sources etc. It could take 200+ loc. While mx and especially cx are tiny functions with simple selection of variation method. image View quoted note →
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JayByte 1 month ago
It seems that for truly decentralized social media consistency > significance.
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JayByte 1 month ago
I don't know what else to post. The content I'm currently creating, is written in non-English language. It's only series of fiction texts >_<
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JayByte 1 month ago
Solving hard LeetCode problems after intensive creativity exercise is unusually hard ^.^
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JayByte 1 month ago
Currently reading "The Nome Trilogy" by Terry Pratchett. Five months ago I've read Plato's "Republic" up until the page of "Thrasymachus in hands of the Socrates.".
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JayByte 1 month ago
This aligns with the Spiral Dynamics model which anecdotally has worked for me (but I'm still proving myself that it's real model, not just fancy new age magic). View quoted note →
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JayByte 1 month ago
But for parsing goals, I initially used LLM API (ha, lol). Then I replaced it via hybrid of BERTs and string matching algorithm for better alignment with post-cyberpunk cottagecorous setting. View quoted note →
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JayByte 1 month ago
Specifically, I implemented dual-phase evolution: the main phase with high cx and low mx, and fine-tuning phase with low cx and high mx. The first used random samples, the second used N best individuals from schedules/recipes. View quoted note →
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JayByte 1 month ago
What is called "lazy", usually means: 1. Poor physical state (undersleep, malnutrition, metabolic defects, dysphoria). 2. Lack of comfort and safety. 3. Lack of assertiveness and individual space. 4. Lack of discipline and routines. 5. Lack of influx of external entropy (via material rewards, community feedback or just traveling, exploring new arts and sciences and crafting new things). If these things are not satisfied, it's too early to be truly lazy...
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JayByte 1 month ago
Haha. I've been even treating social media like tons of broadcasted TVs. This is also the old paradigm...
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JayByte 1 month ago
However, I never used what I built, for myself, leaning to simpler existing alternatives. This is also the old paradigm...
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JayByte 1 month ago
I built these kinds of projects to highlight myself around tons of JavaScript coders prior to AI replacement psychosis. This is remnant of old paradigm where you could just pick some programming languages, frameworks, tools, train algorithmic thinking, apply for job and be hired. Thus show what proves your skill, not fancy-shmancy product vision done by silly eight hands at the same time. From business and user experience perspectives, this is a crap...
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JayByte 1 month ago
The "system" which approached mood with reduction to just few variables of nutrients and physical data, and postmodern depression of hippie feudalism. Web 2.0 functionalism trying to look like its "cozy and playful" Web 1.0. Silly luddite who was tricked by vibe coding propaganda. Failed artist who adopted software engineering. My survival up to 30s is truly miracle...
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JayByte 1 month ago
I am alive, though I've isolated myself from social media for 3 months. This sounds good for two weeks, but in longer run this feels depressing. During this time I was experimenting with GP, building my own system with algorithms for crafting daily schedules and cooking. This was influenced by my dream of August and September of 2025, in which Phicho managed to enhance and civilize the Wild East through his adventure trip and building a project with simulations. I left this "breakthrough" as experiments, because GP is either computationally expensive, or requires very specific heuristics to begin with, while I lack viable use cases for this software. Though I've loved to discover different types of cx, mx and evolutionary dynamics. Then I was busy with relocation, and I went sick and took self-review of coping mechanisms of Spiral Dynamics, chronic depression and pseudocyclothymic patterns. Now I've took long rest, just doing art writing and coding for some of its written patterns. Life feels like dark and cold void from which I must craft my own destiny, because everything I believed as guaranteed paradigms of sustainably healthy, safe and individually free living, do not work in current era. I just do what feels right.