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by ailef 3y ago
You write a text containing the JSON with all the data and instructions on how to analyze it and you instruct the LLM to extract what you're looking for (the "prompt"). The easiest way to start is probably the OpenAI API, or
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by ailef 3y ago
These are all fair points I agree with. Let's just say I might've started writing code without thinking too deeply about the problem... About the last point (slowness), this is definitely a problem right now. In my case, also ret
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Ask HN: How can AI help as a shopping assistant?
2 points by ailef 3y ago|2 comments
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by ailef 3y ago
You can build stuff just for fun...
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by ailef 3y ago
They are just a bunch of floats, and they are usually stored in a binary non-human-readable format.
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by ailef 3y ago
> Part of the job especially when there are either tight deadlines or bad bugs It's fine if this happens occasionally on deadlines or unexpected problems. But it definitely shouldn't be part of any (good) job unless your contr
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by ailef 3y ago
Hi HN! What I'm showing here is my latest open-source project, which might be of interest to Java/Spring Boot developers. I know they are a minority here, so I don't expect to get much traction with this post. However, even i
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Show HN: SnapAdmin – A powerful, autogenerated DB management UI for Spring Boot(snapadmin.dev)
4 points by ailef 3y ago|1 comments
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Spring Boot Database Admin: automatically-generated CRUD web UI(ailef.tech)
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The Case of James Leininger [pdf](med.virginia.edu)
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Show HN: An auto-generated database admin panel for Spring Boot apps(github.com)
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by ailef 3y ago
Java + Spring Boot. Old school server-side rendered templates with Thymeleaf if the site is static, Vuejs frontend instead if something more dynamic is needed. Alternatively, Flask/Jinja/Vuejs if I'm working in Python.
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by ailef 3y ago
Have you tried setting a very low temperature, possibly zero? I've had good success with it.
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by ailef 3y ago
Or the ones canceled by the US, like the ABM and the INF treaties with Bush and Trump.
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Ask HN: I'm developing a Django-like admin panel for Spring Boot apps
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by ailef 3y ago
How do you create reusable styles this way?
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by ailef 3y ago
Indeed. I believe it's even stricter than that; you actually have to request a quota increase that has to be approved in order to spend more than 120$, the default spend hard limit.
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by ailef 3y ago
I'm really baffled by this. For example in the US, it's enough to just associate something with Russia for everyone to immediately drop any kind of critical thinking. You don't even have to provide compelling evidence for it.
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by ailef 3y ago
Can somebody explain what are the practical implications of this?
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by ailef 3y ago
This is indeed the supported way to do it.
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by ailef 3y ago
I would but I didn't use an actual prompt. I fine-tuned a model on n-gate's content, so my prompts just contain information like the submission title and url.
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by ailef 3y ago
I just have a few blog posts about for fun side projects which maybe you might consider interesting. I've been lucky to make HN home page a few times, actually at rank #1 once! https://ailef.tech
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by ailef 3y ago
Some time ago I was banned as well, even though I don't remember exactly why but it was a similarly petty reason. What solved it for me was telling that my account was hacked in the support ticket. If this was an automated ban, maybe s
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by ailef 3y ago
This is really interesting. How would this compare in terms of performance/resources necessary for training/inference w.r.t. neural networks? Would this be leaner and run on less or would it reach the same complexity eventually?
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by ailef 3y ago
My blog is at https://ailef.tech I write mostly about my for fun personal side projects. I don't have that many posts but I'm proud of having hit the HN front page a couple of times!
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by ailef 3y ago
That's true but humans are, or at least should be, accountable. When the AIs start making/contributing to impactful decision it will be hard to determine who to consider accountable for them (if something bad happens as a result).
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by ailef 3y ago
I've shown you that your own source is highlighting these problems, but you chose to deliberately ignore them. It's really hard to continue this conversation assuming you are replying in good faith, so I'm not going to.
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by ailef 3y ago
All I see is very vague wording and metaphors which are very far from a very specific *military* objective that is conquering the entirety of Ukraine. They might mean that or might not, but it's not explicitly stated. You are choosing
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by ailef 3y ago
The problem with all of this is you have to correctly assess their "expected bias". And this assessment is, in turn, affected by your own bias which you have not considered in your analysis. Given this, it seems easy to fall into
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by ailef 3y ago
I tried to read the article using Google Translate but I found no evidence of this statement (capturing all of Ukraine). Could you point me to the relevant passage? Please note that this is different from statements like "bring Ukraine

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