3abiton

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   by 3abiton 2y ago

   It's really interesting to see people enjoying/more interested in breaking a game vs playing the game.
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   by 3abiton 2y ago

   This reminds of an internship I did long time ago at a "insight generation company" that use to reverse engineer all do the flights/booking website for price forecasts. Getting paid for automating scraping/reverse engine
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   by 3abiton 2y ago

   It would be definitely apprecited by many of HN users!
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   by 3abiton 2y ago

   I don't see the "selling value" of this, can you give me a qrd?
5. 425.▲
   by 3abiton 2y ago

   This mirros my experience during my studies. The first few years were excruciating.
6. 426.▲
   by 3abiton 2y ago

   Interesting take sounds like MDL (Minimum description length) for LLMs!
7. 427.▲
   by 3abiton 2y ago

   And they all converging towards one use case, and targeting one consumer base. It's still unclear for consumers, at least based on this thread what differetiate them.
8. 428.▲
   by 3abiton 2y ago

   Looks really great, did you document the process or background of the project somewhere? I would love to read the journey!
9. 429.▲
   by 3abiton 2y ago

   QRD on FIGS for the curious ones?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    I've been using the same, but with Chatgpt. Multiple iterations are needed to get what I want though. Cool trick is that you could import Mermaid using drawio.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    > the reason I believe Excel will never go away is because of how easy it is to follow extremely complex financing structures. Can you give an example? I am unaware of such power.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    What's the advantage of NN over vectordb anymore? Are we losing some info when we embed?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    So we're talking maximizing embedding model per use case? Medical dats would require differnet model than say sales data? Sounds very fragmented approach.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Any gotchas using Cursor? Or headsup?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    This is an amazing tool! Long gone are the days when I used to force cache many webpages for offline travels.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    I'm curious about the other examples? I get it though, as many of these projects are built fulfilling a specific need within MS infrastructure.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    How do you know if you had have taken some advice, it might have served you better?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    This is still amazing work, imagine running chungus models on a single 3090.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    It would be also interesting to see the limitations of random forest and where they struggle to learn and produce good results.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    It's interesting assumption that by virtue of being AI generated, it's considered bad/fake. 20 years ago, people hated how photoshop changed the photo design industry, NotebookLM is knocking on the door now.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Specifically for demand forecasting for example. I have seen lots of issues with missing data, and this seems to elegantly tackle it.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    This got me thinking, is this used in supply chain problems?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Very exciting age, and very sad drop for intel, although as many have been warning, they should have seen it coming
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    He's probably one of the few good creators that didn't totally sellout on youtube (looking at you Mark Rober).
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    > MIMO and nonlinear control theories are probably some of the hardest topics in all of engineering. I am curious but clueless about these problems, can you expand more?
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    You should look into the hackintosh project.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Interesting read, I worked on graph theory for a while some long time ago and did not even know some of these terminologies.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    Personal experience: It's not even worth it. AMD (i)GPU breaks with every pytorch, ROCm, xformers, or ollama updates. You'll sleep more compfortably at night.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    I am sensing a pattern.
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    by 3abiton 2y ago

    But the reasons still stand, despite the author's conclusion. I agree with all the downsides of streaming/renting software. That's what it should be called. Even when you buy a digital media that remains hosted on a cloud ser