Onawa

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by Onawa 2y ago
My first job was as a host at Red Lobster. I was reprimanded for saying "How are you guys doing today?" as I was seating a group of ladies. 16-year old me was trying my best to be polite, but language changes over time and that wa
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by Onawa 2y ago
Where are you seeing that the UHG executive team still held their meeting the same day? Everything I've read said they cancelled it. "Thompson, 50, led UnitedHealthcare, the largest private health insurer in the U.S. He was on the
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by Onawa 2y ago
I use promptfoo for our internal evaluations. There are a ton of different "assertions" (tests) that you can write, including model-graded evaluations using rubrics. This is far from a solved problem, but there are options out the
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by Onawa 2y ago
Semantic Scholar's search is pretty good, but there are also a variety of other (paid) projects that expand on its API. Look at tools like Scite and LitMaps for what's possible with the semantic scholar dataset. As for coverage, I
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by Onawa 2y ago
I believe NIH's directive that all intramural and extramural research must be published OA has helped move things in that direction quite a lot.
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by Onawa 2y ago
Look at Quarto. Write in markdown and export to web, print, and presentations (including straight to PowerPoint or reveal.js for interactive web-based slides. All from the same content using includes, variables, flags, etc. Show interactive
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by Onawa 2y ago
Comparison between TypeSchema and LinkML for those interested as I was. https://www.perplexity.ai/search/please-compare-and-contrast...
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by Onawa 2y ago
I think you're looking for Quarto. Quarto can also compile to Typst for typesetting, but you can get simultaneous HTML/PDF/Word outputs from a single markdown input.
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by Onawa 2y ago
Reminds me of the Community VR episode. JESUS WEPT!!! https://youtu.be/z4FGzE4endQ
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by Onawa 2y ago
Why is it necessary to wait? You've already seen the feedback, if you're going to change the license, why promise to do it later?
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by Onawa 2y ago
https://www.govsci.com/product-detail/Keyence--Corp/VHX-7000... $45k US
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by Onawa 2y ago
I would argue that it depends on your skill as a developer, the stacks that you're familiar with, etc. As an example I work with a lot of scientific developers who are familiar with python and R but don't know anything about the w
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by Onawa 2y ago
It is absolutely blazingly fast and surprisingly so. Few small pain points but the speed increase makes it absolutely worth it for many cases.
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by Onawa 2y ago
Seems like an admirable goal and the utilization of UV is great! I'm wondering if there's any possibility for integrating this sort of package management into a project like Quarto which already has a strong ecosystem of plugins a
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by Onawa 2y ago
You're missing something. Obsidian is amazing for writing and research because of all of the automatic linking between things. If you're already using markdown and git for writing, then Obsidian is worth another look because you c
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by Onawa 2y ago
Using Quarto on top of Typst gives you all the media size and layout options of Typst along with quickly pivoting or adding on other outputs using Quarto. https://quarto.org/docs/output-formats/typst.html Though I
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by Onawa 2y ago
The distinction in this case is decidedly not trivial. Open weights are great, we can fine tune them and mold them to our needs. But we don't have the training code, training data, etc, to be able to reproduce or tweak things at a more
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by Onawa 2y ago
I don't believe so, it's meant to run in it's own Docker container sandbox. If you're looking for something that is integrated with IDE, my current favorite plugin is https://www.continue.dev/ . Apache 2.
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by Onawa 2y ago
I mean, it would also be nice to see at least a single link or reference... At least the July 2nd article didn't have a single reference in it.
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by Onawa 2y ago
Languages, syntax, flags, and the details... I too have touched so many different technologies over the years that I understand at a high level, but don't remember the minutiae of. I have almost turned into a "conductor" rath
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by Onawa 2y ago
Well then yes, I would definitely say Phi. And on top of that Microsoft has been releasing a ton of the tooling surrounding LLMs and AI as well, including Semantic Kernel.
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by Onawa 2y ago
https://ollama.com/blog/tool-support Ollama enables tool support for a variety of models now as well, including Llama-3.1.
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by Onawa 2y ago
People continually asking the models what their abilities and knowledge are demonstrates a disconnect in the capabilities of the raw models and what people are expecting them to be capable of. Many of the answers that models give in regards
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by Onawa 2y ago
Literally one click away from link provided by OP: Delta-01 Tour Fee and Reservations Alert, Severity, information, Delta-01 Tour Fee and Reservations All Delta-01 Launch Control Facility Tours require advanced reservations. Reservations ca
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by Onawa 2y ago
Quarto can convert to typst, html, and LaTeX through pandoc.
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by Onawa 2y ago
We get rate limited when using Azure's OpenAI API. As a gov contractor working with AI, I have limited means for getting access to frontier LLMs. So routing tools that can fail over to another model can be useful.
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by Onawa 2y ago
H1B visa workaround. Companies have to show that there are no qualified US candidates before they are able to use the H1B visa process. But there have been many abusers of the system. https://www.utahbusiness.com/systemic-a
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by Onawa 2y ago
Nope, that's 'source available'. Open source usually means a non-restrictive license, ala https://opensource.org/osd .
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by Onawa 2y ago
Your comment is extremely shortsighted given the history of Khan Academy and the goals of that organization. I'm pretty sure that if they could pay for a tutor for every kid on the planet, they would. AI is being used to democratize ac
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by Onawa 2y ago
Only for as long as they allow old.reddit.com to exist. The rug can get pulled at anytime.

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