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by annjose 8mo ago
Let's look at an example post in HN Companion. This is the post on singularity in the home page right now: https://app.hncompanion.com/item?id=46962996 This post has 500+ comments with various viewpoints and you see th
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by annjose 8mo ago
Good point. Can you elaborate a little bit more? Do you mean corroboration within the same discussion or across multiple discussions?
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by annjose 8mo ago
Co-author here. Forgot to share the link to the fine-tuned model [0]. [0] https://huggingface.co/georgeck/models
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Why Study CS? Thoughts on LLM-assisted software engineering(kmicinski.com)
4 points by annjose 9mo ago|0 comments
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by annjose 9mo ago
Genuine question to understand - have you tried this approach to build or break any habit for yourself? What were the learnings from it - what worked and what didn't? And how did you tweak the approach for the next habit?
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by annjose 10mo ago
I came here to say 1) Amen 2) I wonder if this is isolated to junior dev only? Perhaps it seems like that because junior devs do more AI assisted coding than seniors?
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by annjose 11mo ago
I agree, though I would prefer to highlight the first half of the first item - transparency. Also, perhaps make Safety an independent principle than combining with Security. These are a good set of principles for any company (or individual)
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How to run LLMs locally on mobile devices (with Gemma and On-Device AI tools)(annjose.com)
1 points by annjose 1y ago|1 comments
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by annjose 1y ago
I agree - the content you write about LLMs is informative and realistic, not hyped. I get a lot of value from it, especially because you write mostly as stream of consciousness and explains your approach and/or reasoning. Thank you for
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by annjose 2y ago
Congrats — well deserved! I love the game and play it every day; it's actually the first thing I do in the morning. A big fan of Hard mode! My best friend has also started playing it and we share the results with each other. Just one f
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by annjose 2y ago
This is the script that assembles the structured comments and generates the summary - https://github.com/levelup-apps/hn-enhancer/blob/main/script... You can run it as: node summarize-comments.js <pos
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by annjose 2y ago
This! I love the pure joy of picking both the destination and the path. No pressure, no goal — just the joy of building for its own sake. These two lines really hit home: > You don’t have to listen to any other voices here, except that q
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How to land a job and master corporate bullsh*t [video](youtube.com)
4 points by annjose 2y ago|0 comments
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Addy Osmani: Beyond the 70%: Maximizing the human 30% of AI-assisted coding(addyo.substack.com)
3 points by annjose 2y ago|0 comments
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by annjose 2y ago
I experimented with vibe coding [0] yesterday to build a Pomodoro timer app [1] and had a mixed experience. The process - instead of typing code, I mostly just talked (voice commands) to an AI coding assistant - in this case, Claude Sonnet
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by annjose 2y ago
> Spends hours crafting the perfect anti-doom-scrolling strategy only to immediately doom-scroll through HN comments about doom scrolling. Spot on! > Has an M2 Max with 64GB RAM but probably still complains when Chrome opens more than
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by annjose 2y ago
This was super fun! The bracket format is brilliant. It's like going on a treasure hunt, you solve one clue and the next one reveals itself. Well done!
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by annjose 2y ago
Very true. Filling the time with non-scrolling enjoyable activities, particularly IRL is effective. It's like eating healthy - rather than stressing about what to remove from the plate, think about what you want to add to the plate and
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by annjose 2y ago
That's an interesting point. I get what you mean. I hate videos that start with an ad. And if the next video also has an ad, I am more likely to give up and go elsewhere. You are right, it is counter-intuitive, but it works.
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by annjose 2y ago
I can totally relate to this feeling of frustration with doom scrolling - I was in the same boat a few months ago, especially with YouTube. Fortunately, I managed to break free from the cycle by tweaking a few settings in YT itself (no spec
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Show HN: Generate a dev portfolio from your LinkedIn profile in under 5 minutes(github.com)
2 points by annjose 2y ago|1 comments
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by annjose 2y ago
Co-author here. Happy to answer any questions or take any feedback on this project.
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by annjose 2y ago
This discussion was fantastic - great flow, no filler words. I love the passion and fun they were having while talking about the company, business, marketplace incentives, Ruby on Rails and mechanical keyboards! It was fun watching them hav
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by annjose 3y ago
Cool. I am running this on M2 Max 64GB. Here is how it looks on my terminal [1]. Btw, the very first run after downloading the model is slightly slow, but the subsequent runs are ok. [1] https://asciinema.org/a/fFbOEfeT
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by annjose 3y ago
Yes, it runs a quantized [1] version of the model locally. This version uses low-precision data types to represent reduced weights and activations (8-bit integer instead of 32-bit). The specific model published by Ollama uses 4-bit quantiza
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by annjose 3y ago
Ollama has released the quantized version. https://ollama.ai/library/codellama:70b https://x.com/ollama/status/1752034686615048367?s=20 Just need to run `ollama run codellama:70b` - pretty fa
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by annjose 3y ago
The TEALS program looks very promising - thank you for suggesting here. I just filled out the application for a teaching assistant role (not confident to sign up for teaching right away). Looking forward to hearing from them.
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by annjose 9y ago
And the site is down. >>> Due to the large wave of new users joining over the past several days, we have encountered technical issues which have left many experiencing service interruptions. We thank you for your patience and encou
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by annjose 10y ago
I use VSCode for ReactNative projects and absolutely love its built-in debugging capabilities. With its clean and vivid UI, it makes my code look beautiful.