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by azath92 1y ago
Thats a great point, and a good articl. I think the example they bring up as "good" and what we are leaning into here, is the idea of transparency and agency of being able to see and modify your profile. The tension we have been f
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by azath92 1y ago
yeah we see that a bit as well, i promise its not hardcoded in haha. On the LLM side of things we are using Gemini 2.5 flash, mostly for speed, and found it to be reasonably good quality at a vibe level compared to something heavier like cl
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by azath92 1y ago
yeah seeing so many people using this its clear we should add some way for people to indicate when things felt off vs good, so that we can start tweaking the system, maybe with some evals. We played around with the idea of a "fun"
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by azath92 1y ago
I was able to find this post, which is a little old in LLM land, but appears to be pretty functional! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40238509 The post and comments include a bunch of other tools that feel similar, and
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by azath92 1y ago
this is an angle we honestly didn't think about (we are pretty much long time lurkers) but accessing existing HN content is a great idea! I didn't even know there was a page of upvoted submissions :) It doesn't look like that
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by azath92 1y ago
Yes us to! I spend heaps of time playing with the link between preferences and the profile. We aren't really sure yet how best to surface _why_ the model predicts what it does. You can hover over the skim label and there is a bit of re
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by azath92 1y ago
hackernews is such a rich source of "non trivial" content, and we are really seeing this when using it for a project compared with just consuming it as an individual. We are focusing right now on how comments could be used to buil
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by azath92 1y ago
Hey so cool to hear! the skim/skip/dive mapped to how we use things, but thats sample size of 3 haha. The idea of having some kind of thumbs up/down on what you see after getting recs, that gets added to your preferences, or
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by azath92 1y ago
thanks for checking it out and taking the time to give some feedback! When weve been testing things, we often find that if there wasnt a great match between the options when picking preferences, and whats currently on the front page, that t
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by azath92 1y ago
Because of how old they are there is some really interesting long term data as the earth itself around the tunnels reaches a new thermal equilibrium. In looking for a source, i found a good wikipedia article on tube temp in general. These c
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by azath92 2y ago
This is the best of the internet. Connection based on interest, appreciation, and mutual respect facilitated with a high degree of good faith. Hope you folks connect fruitfully, and also appreciate that you kept some of the "sent an em
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by azath92 2y ago
I would also love some more traditional explanation of the ideas. My impression is the author is operating outside "the field", in a traditional academic sense, whether you are referring to AI/ML or game theory research. I ha
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by azath92 4y ago
Karpathy has a bunch of great resources on this front! His minGPT writeup is excellent https://github.com/karpathy/minGPT His more recent project nanoGPT which references this video is a much more capable, but still le