AmazingTurtle

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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
He presented an empty prompt to gpt OSS and let it run many times. Through temperature, the results vary quite a lot. He sampled the results. Feeding an empty prompt to a model can be quite revealing on what data it was trained on
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Im not sure if groq uses the proper harmony template?
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
came here to say this. I don't want to wrap my head around writing pretty logs and involving all the variables I want to eventually see in my logs. I just want to "dump it" and keep writing main logic
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
"driving with Focus turned on" https://github.com/BlueFalconHD/apple_generative_model_safet...
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Whats wrong with LSP?
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HCP Vault Secrets End of Life(support.hashicorp.com)
39 points by AmazingTurtle 1y ago|13 comments
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
for bulk data extraction on personal real life data I experienced that even gpt-4o-mini outperforms latest gemini models in both quality and cost. i would use reasoning models but their json schema response is different from the non-reasoni
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Markdown, Quardown, Typst, this and that. This looks to LaTeX. All of this became so confusing and un-standardized - I went back to HTML+CSS.
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
I recently read about DLGAs on HN and instantly thought: damn thats some hot take. But I was too stupid to implement it from the paper. Glad you got it working and documented it! Thanks!
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Thanks for this comment, came here to say the same thing.
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Well, technically, GPT "itself" really isn't a search engine. The LLM was trained with capabilities to communicate to the runtime that I can request additional information for fulfilling the request, such as performing a web
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
At everfind.ai, we've found a middle ground that leverages both structured and unstructured data effectively in retrieval systems. We utilize a linear OpenSearch index for chunked information but complement this by capturing structured
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Tell HN: The Hetzner Experience - Invisible Outages
40 points by AmazingTurtle 1y ago|12 comments
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
We feel your pain at Nextcloud. Our team at Everfind (unified search across Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc.) has spent the past year fighting for the *drive.readonly* scope simply so we can download files, run OCR, and index their full-text
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by AmazingTurtle 1y ago
Guess who's going to be fired by elon :D
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Ironically I opened the post, read the headlines, deemed it uninteresting and went along with other HN headlines. edit: I think I read HN comments more than HN articles. Interesting
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
What if I repost your comment without your permission?
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
I like chrome, I don't like google. I mean: I am so used to chrome devtools, I don't even know how to switch to firefox. I gave it a try and it was frustrating that I didn't know where to find my shit. Felt like 10x performan
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Nestle is making billions of dollars -- off water.
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
take my angry upvote
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
I know the guy who leaked the alteriwnet source code back in the days. Thats some nice code right there
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
As one of the founders of everfind.ai, I'm thrilled to see the community engaging with our mission to simplify document search and retrieval. I'm curious—what's the biggest challenge you face when managing your documents, and
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Combining universal time-series prediction models with latent space global knowledge on realtime information could result in an accurate model prediction on the stockmarket with a bias towards succeeding. https://research.google&
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Great initiative! It's always inspiring to see individuals open-sourcing their projects to benefit the community. At refind.ai ( https://refind.ai/ ), we’ve been working on a similar challenge of navigating large volumes
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
One day researchers will be like "Oh crap what have we done" and "Shut it down, shut it down!!!"
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Embeddings aka the last hidden state are the mathematical representation of an input of the model before a separate model (usually the decoder) translates that hidden state to a next token (the generative part in generative ai). Normally, t
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
Location: Waldbröl, Germany Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - *Frontend*: React, Next.js, Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS - *Backend*: Node.js, Express.js, NestJS, Fastify, GraphQL, Java (Spring B
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
May I introduce you to `apache/tika:2.9.2.1-full` with a REST API on 9998.
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
One can combine apache tika OCR and feed it together with the image into LLM to fix typos.
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by AmazingTurtle 2y ago
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