Ldorigo

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by Ldorigo 2y ago
We're not sure what to do with langgraph yet, interested if anyone here has tried viable alternatives. We could implement a simplified execution graph in-house, but it feels like reinventing the wheel. Also thinking to keep the "g
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
We're moving our entire codebase away from Langchain and related products (langgraph, langsmith). I originally thought the library had potential and just needed some polishing which would come with time, but it's just been getting
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
I got so angry with Ryanair's website experience that I'm now routinely paying >100% premium with other airlines to avoid having to deal with it. Off the top of my head: - They make it sound as if you _have_ to choose a seat (a
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Learnwise.ai | Junior-Mid AI/ML/Backend Engineer (fulltime) + Junior-Mid QA engineer (part-time) | REMOTE (EU timezone if freelance contract OR Spain/NL for employee contract) | 2-4k/month We build an LLM-based conversat
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I would buy it.
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
It is indeed completely unfair as Argentina is a single country of 45M people while Europe has ~10x the population and consists of 27countries - the fact that international bank transfers took longer to implement than intranational ones i
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I got fed up sending cover letters so I made a tool that writes them for me. Scrapes the company website and summarizes it to get relevant background info, takes my resume + arbitrary info I provide as input, and the job posting (can also w
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I know it's all LLM randomness, but some of these are pretty fun/quirky. E.g. sheep + murder gave me "silence" which puzzled me for a while until I thought of silence of the lambs.
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Ask HN: Help me find back a HN post on the importance of traditions and rituals?
2 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|2 comments
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
As the article says, it helps to develop an intuition for what the models are good or bad at answering. I can often copy-paste some logs, tracebacks, and images of the issue and demand a solution without a long manual prompt - but it takes
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
LibreOffice Draw can do that (not sure about tagging).
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned LibreOffice Draw - it doesn't always work perfectly (I guess it doesn't support some parts of the spec), but when it does, it's by far the most powerful pdf editor I found allowing to do th
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Life2Vec: Using Sequences of Life-Events to Predict Human Lives(github.com)
6 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|2 comments
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-2975478/v1
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
They might not know torrents per se, but I think most at least know that stremio and popcorn time exist - I have no sources, but I'd expect most torrents nowadays to be consumed that way.
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Can you give some sources/context on this? (Not doubting what you said, genuinely curious)
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Reading your comment and parent's I think perhaps there is a mistake in the comparison chart on GitHub? It says nougat takes around 700 seconds per page and yours around 90. This doesn't match with parent's claim that it took
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Did anyone claim that it would be a predictor of solving math problems at a research level? Inasmuch as we can extrapolate from the few words in the article it seems more likely that the researchers working on this project identified some
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Can you explain to someone not familiar with US tax law why #2 is batshit crazy?
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I mostly feel bad because I don't want to know the energy costs of having my dumb questions answered this way. I also feel really guilty when asking chatgpt for "easy" stuff that a regex could do (like normalizing whitespace
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
I love all these new noninvasive QS gadgets, but for me the problem will always remain that to find meaningful/useful correlations, you always need to input a lot of data manually (in your example:"I just drank a coffee".) Un
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Whisper by OpenAI is really really good - and unlike the rest of their offering, it's actually open. It doesn't support streaming dictation though. Depending on whether you want something to run locally and play with or just want
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Ask HN: Why is there no API for YC's workatastartup.com?
1 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Best usecases for ChatGPT's new image input feature?
1 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|2 comments
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Can you name the agency so I know of I was harvested?
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Think you hit the nail with your "end of the month quotas" explanation - messages dropped back to usual amounts on September 1st !
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Ask HN: Tips for applying for a position for which you're underqualified?
7 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: I am getting submerged by low-effort Indian headhunters on LinkedIn?
9 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|8 comments
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by Ldorigo 3y ago
Most podcasts I tried were way longer and less information-dense than the YouTube channels I mentioned. I don't want to listen to 2-hour conversations with content that can effectively be summarized in 10 minutes or less.
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Ask HN: Great audio-only YouTube channels to listen while doing chores?
27 points by Ldorigo 3y ago|41 comments

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