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Realtime codebase indexing for coding agents with – 50 lines of Python
(cocoindex.io)
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~ 50 lines on the indexing path https://github.com/cocoindex-io/cocoindex/blob/main/examples...
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Would love to hear how you see d2-mcp fitting into broader AI-assisted workflows — especially in things like technical writing or architecture docs.
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How is it different from traditional web servers?
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Impact of Pretraining Word Co-Occurrence on Compositional Generalization In
(arxiv.org)
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a subtle but powerful insight: large multimodal models like CLIP don’t just learn individual concepts. they also depend heavily on how often those concepts appear together during training.
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Index academic papers and extract metadata for AI agents
(cocoindex.io)
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indexing research papers with extracting different metadata and relationships — beyond full text chunking and embedding
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MedGemma: Google's most capable open models for health AI development
(research.google)
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AC-DiT: Adaptive Coordination Diffusion Transformer for Mobile Manipulation
(arxiv.org)
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Parallel-in-Time Preconditioning for Time-Dependent Variational Mean Field Games
(arxiv.org)
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A Comprehensive Review of Human Error in Risk-Informed Decision Making
(arxiv.org)
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Using cognitive models to interpret value trade-offs in LLMs
(arxiv.org)
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Show HN: I made a data lineage tool for AI data pipelines
(cocoindex.io)
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Machine Mental Imagery: Empower Multimodal Reasoning with Latent Visual Tokens
(arxiv.org)
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Non-uniform finite-element meshes defined by ray dynamics for Helmholtz problems
(arxiv.org)
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1y ago
nice breakthrough in the theory behind solving the Helmholtz equation at high frequency
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Sekai: A Video Dataset Towards World Exploration
(arxiv.org)
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The core framework is written in Rust because it is performant, robust, and can bind to different languages. Currently it has a Python SDK. I’m thinking of supporting typescript soon. Would love to hear your thoughts, thanks
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Show HN: CocoIndex – Open-Source Data transformation for AI, only process delta
(github.com)
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Rethinking Losses for Diffusion Bridge Samplers
(arxiv.org)
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Contrastive Flow Matching
(arxiv.org)
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The speedup (up to 9x training) and quality gains (up to 8.9 FID improvement) are impressive, especially on large-scale benchmarks like ImageNet and CC3M.
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Real-time knowledge graph with Kuzu and CocoIndex, performant open source stack
(cocoindex.io)
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Hi HN community, I've worked on real-time knowledge graph to turn docs in to knowledge in this project and got very popular [1]. I've received feature request to integrated with Kuzu from CocoIndex users. So I've rolled out t
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Show HN: CocoIndex – Open-Source Real-time Data transformation framework
(github.com)
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How Open Buildings is enabling Healthcare delivery in Africa
(blog.google)
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interesting paper. essentially a peek under the hood of why transformers generalize so well across multiple tasks, through the lens of hidden markov models.
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Transformers as Multi-Task Learners: Decoupling Features in Hidden Markov Models
(arxiv.org)
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Yep, X was down again
(techcrunch.com)
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