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by barefeg 4y ago
Completely understand your point of view. In my case, growing up I was interested in computers, and back then (late 90’ early 00’) kids my age were not into that. So after school I would roam forums. I would some times exchange IM with peop
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by barefeg 4y ago
Do you have some examples of situations where it’s ok for them to make mistakes while figuring things out?
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Task-aware retrieval with instructions [video](youtube.com)
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by barefeg 4y ago
We recently released GPT powered features for our research assistant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcqL5l8Illw
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by barefeg 4y ago
Thanks for the link! This looks super useful. Do you happen to know any real life service that is using these techniques?
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by barefeg 4y ago
I have been thinking of something a bit more on the middle. Since there are already useful service APIs, I would first try the following: 1. Describe a set of “tasks” (which map to APIs) and have GPT choose the ones it thinks will solve the
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Show HN: Neural Search and GPT Question Answering on ArXiv Papers(youtube.com)
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by barefeg 4y ago
Off topic and probably the wrong place to ask, but how are the posts ranked? I have also seen posts that are very high but with little to no comments
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by barefeg 4y ago
I have a similar experience to yours; programmed from a young age, did several personal and freelance projects, etc. It was hard for people to even consider my CV until I shifted focus towards those projects and freelance jobs. Still, the j
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by barefeg 4y ago
The way I see it is that Google (search engines) is a particular solution to a set of retrieval information problems. ChatGPT does seem to be a good solution for a different set of problems. As others have pointed out both have their benefi
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by barefeg 4y ago
My mobile provider charges a ridiculous amount per mb while the price in a subscription is much cheaper, if you don’t use more nor less of the allocated amount. So even though they provide both options you mentioned, neither feels ethical t
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by barefeg 4y ago
I’m wondering if replicating synchronous communication more closely could help. For example making it not possible to send you a message when you are “in conversation” with another user.
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by barefeg 4y ago
Could you elaborate? I’m in the AI field myself but as a software engineer. But have a PhD in physics
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by barefeg 4y ago
Kind of topic. But I’m wondering if it’s possible to get comparable pricing when self-hosting a solution similar to this in the cloud vs say AWS S3.
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by barefeg 4y ago
Makes sense. I’m not very experienced in privacy but could you explain why uniquely identifying the user is a problem? As in you can tell that there’s one user who visited 100 times but how can you use that information to correlate with an
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by barefeg 4y ago
For neovim I definitely experienced input lag. In VSCode is a bit more subtle; for example when opening new files and saving files with autoformatter
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by barefeg 4y ago
I recommend any of the talks by James Powell at PyData. For example this one https://youtu.be/cKPlPJyQrt4 Edit: maybe this one on Numpy may be more relevant: https://youtu.be/u2yvNw49AX4
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by barefeg 4y ago
I like the progress that is being made for running containerized workloads on macOS. In my case I like some of the benefits of running the workload on a remote machine; such as no fan noise, less heat, less power consumption (especially on
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by barefeg 4y ago
I love neovim but I don’t have a good replacement for the git plugin of vscode. I haven’t found my way to replicating that experience in neovim. I tried lazygit but I find the diff viewer hard to understand and navigate. Diff view ( https:&
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by barefeg 4y ago
I recently got into neovim (from vscode) and it took me 1.5 weeks to get it to have similar functionality. I really like the vim commands though. What’s your opinion on that compared to helix?
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by barefeg 4y ago
Ah that’s a great suggestion! I didn’t think about it even though I use kustomize a lot.
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by barefeg 4y ago
About the namespace, I usually modify it manually if it’s a few files, otherwise use some post processing like https://github.com/helm/helm/issues/3553#issuecomment-417800...
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by barefeg 4y ago
> My favoured method is to keep manifests in full (which you can source from `helm template`!) as pure yaml files and version that. I do something like this but I normally find that helm charts are not parametrized as I want and have to
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by barefeg 4y ago
Sorry for the unfamiliarity with JetBrains products. Is this architecture similar to VSCode’s? So the ide has a backend that can run remotely and a frontend client that can run in multiple environments including web? I remember a long time
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by barefeg 4y ago
Thanks for the quick answer! Are the examples generated based on the types? As in if a field is set as an integer, the tests will pass arbitrary integers? But still how does it know how to produce positive examples? Do you maybe have some d
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by barefeg 4y ago
Out of curiously, does HN use JS heavily? It feels quite lightweight, and it’s sort of a forum
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by barefeg 4y ago
I was looking in the site to understand the automatic generation of tests from OpenAPI but I couldn’t find it. Maybe it’s very obvious but I missed it. Does it mean that it produces test cases from the examples provided? Or how does it figu
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by barefeg 4y ago
I would definitely try to get something new before quitting. But that might be easier said than done if you’re already burning out.
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by barefeg 4y ago
I agree with most comments that it’s ok to prefer not being VC funded. Looking at what other possible outcomes you may have by taking an alternate route: if you take VC money and the company self-destructs, you might end up with considerabl
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by barefeg 4y ago
Would the same advice hold for demos of e2e solutions, say backend and frontend? At least in scrum, stories usually require input from many areas, and the demos usually center around the UI (since it’s the easiest to show). In this case I a

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