QueensGambit

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Federated Learning Architecture for 3D Breast Cancer Image Classification(mdpi.com)
2 points by QueensGambit 11mo ago|0 comments
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Why does Swiss cheese have holes?(usdairy.com)
105 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|253 comments
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Personally, I’m subscribing to multiple AI services in the hope of increasing my productivity. I don’t think I’ve ever subscribed to this many SaaS products before. My expectation is if these tools are taking a share of my spending, its com
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Neural Networks for Chess(github.com)
2 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Ah, got it! "Advanced settings" is hiding below "Browse connectors". I thought its available only for some select companies and wanted to find it out here. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Has anyone deployed your own MCP server connector to ChatGPT?
5 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|3 comments
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Language Models Are Injective and Hence Invertible(arxiv.org)
3 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|1 comments
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
I’ve updated my article (replaced GPT-5 with ChatGPT-5 in this section): When you ask the latest model, ChatGPT-5 to multiply two large numbers, it doesn't calculate. It generates Python code, executes it in a sandbox, and returns the
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Yes, my understanding is: - finding patterns in data is memorization - finding patterns in metadata is intelligence - finding patterns in meta-metadata is invention For example, if you ask someone to hang a painting in an art gallery 12 fee
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
wow, tool use seems to reduce total tokens by ~4 to 10× and cost by orders of magnitude. I wonder what the accuracy difference would be. I'm going to try multiplying larger and larger numbers to see how accuracy compares between tool u
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Exactly. Both the theater script and code are metadata that manipulates entities: characters in a play or variables in memory. There's definitely abstract-level understanding emerging: that's why models can be trained on python, b
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
That's interesting, though I wonder if what's "baked into the weights" is closer to intuition than reasoning. Once reasoning traces are distilled into weights, the model stops thinking through problems and starts pattern
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
OP here. Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Curious if you’ve measured o1’s accuracy and token cost with tool use enabled vs disabled? Wondering if python sandbox gives higher accuracy and lower cost, since internal reasoning chains are longe
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Reasoning is not model improvement(manidoraisamy.com)
63 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|90 comments
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Hi HN, OP here. I'd appreciate feedback from folks with deep model knowledge on a few technical claims in the essay. I want to make sure I'm getting the fundamentals right. 1. On o1's arithmetic handling: I claim that when o
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Signatures are intent proof, not biometric data. Google Docs and Formesign (with Google Forms) add unique identifier next to the signature when generating the signed document to verify signer intent and prevent copying.
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Should you use Google Docs or Google Forms to collect signature?(formesign.com)
3 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|3 comments
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Your startup has to be a surveillance state to automate jobs(manidoraisamy.com)
2 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|1 comments
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Forms Must Die(guesswork.co)
2 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Send email to fill Google Forms(promptrepo.com)
6 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|2 comments
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Build a Cannon to Kill a Mosquito(manidoraisamy.com)
1 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments
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OAuth Scope for Your Life(manidoraisamy.com)
1 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Yeah, Google Sheets is a surprisingly powerful interface for business teams, especially when they’re the ones curating the data. Curious to see how Promptrepo fits into your workflow. Happy to help if you explore finetuning on top of your e
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
There's some truth to that. Early stage products often start out rough and part of the journey is finding early users who believe in the potential enough to stick around while we improve. That said, in our case, the switch away from mo
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Depends on who’s using the tool. Developers might be fine coding a form into their app, but an HR person needs a form builder. Similarly, the data for training models usually lives with domain experts, but they don’t have a tool to actually
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
Don’t want to sound like a shill, but Google doesn’t use data from your Google Sheets to train its models or for advertising. By default, your data stays private and is protected under Google Workspace’s privacy policies.
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by QueensGambit 1y ago
I understand your concern. We’ve had cases where short-term users abused our product for phishing, which led us to remove the monthly plan initially. To address that without locking out genuine users, we’ve added an option to extend the tri
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Show HN: Create your own finetuned AI model using Google Sheets(promptrepo.com)
137 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|41 comments
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Ask HN: How are you using probabilistic AI in your deterministic code?
1 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments
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The Butterfly Effect in Agentic Workflows(manidoraisamy.com)
1 points by QueensGambit 1y ago|0 comments

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