A problem that I had with ICM, is that I used to play a great deal of tournament poker. And ICM stands for "Independent Chip Model" which is a mathematical model that approximates a player's overall equity in an incomplete tournament based on his or her chips and the structure of th tournament. Luckily for me, Cursor helped me find and change the name and tagging of thousands of files to clear up the semantic overlap very quickly. 😀 Having said that, using ICM has made it abundantly clear how messed up my folder structure on my Mac was. I have spent a great deal of time seperating business and personal folders, cleaning up project foldes and archives (etc etc). That alone has been a HUGE relief. Is anyone here using Tiago Fort'es PARA folder system (Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives) that he teaches via his BASB courses? I am wondering how compatible it is with ICM. Or if that even matters. Many programmers here seem to have very logical and useful ways of organazing info via folders. PeceaS

I turned my remarkable paper pro (an electronic paper tablet. One of my favorite) into Tom Riddle's journal, but more importantly it's a new interactive surface. I can simply write in normal text and it gets sent directly to the model and the model response directly on the tablet itself in normal handwriting! Pretty cool! Going to see about connecting it to a couple icms! I used Maximes main repo to get it running !

Been thinking through limits of AI. It seems to me that AI does not have a body and thus cannot become self-aware. It has no self to become aware of, no embodied point of view. AI does not have emotions and does not want to have sex and reproduce as humans do. so it's intelligence has no innate purpose (as near as I can tell)...or perhaps better said, it will be/is an intelligence that will not work on a human scale? I am new to writing about AI. And, as you can guess by presence here, use LLMS every day. I think about these ideas daily as I teach somatics - detailed, highly-unique movements that give feedback to the nervous system and increase self-awareness. Might sound flakey, but it is based on some simple nervous symptom properties such as various Fechner-Weber properties and just noticable diffferences. I have a short, audio and email based course if anyone wants it: https://www.ryannagy.com/ I created the sessions more than a decade before even thinking about AI. Peace!

This group I'm sure has a wealth of tools from members that already built their own thing. I'm looking for a youtube tool that analyzies videos from diffrent channels based on views, titles, thumpnalis, and subs. Anyone got something you want to share feel free to be proud with what you got. Edit: I'm getting into the English teaching niche for helping people pass English certs needed either for immigration, or scholarship studies. I'm trying to analyze videos based on view performances ratioed to the sub count. ideally small channels with 50k max subs with video counts of 1:5 the sub ratio. Targeting only youtube. key words would be English, IELTS, PTE, Toefl. I'm sure there are lots of tools and resources out there either you have built or even used and its public or paid. I know nothing about Ai, and brand new here.

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