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billconan
10mo ago
what's Claude + unified data ? and what's realtime data pipeline? '
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10mo ago
mixing rendering definitions with content (PDF) is something from the printer era, that is unsuitable for the digital era. HTML was a digital format, but it wanted to be a generic format for all document types, not just papers, so it contai
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10mo ago
no <div class="abstract-container"> <div class="abstract"> <pre><code> abstract text ... </code></pre> </div> <div class="author-list"> <ol>
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10mo ago
I don't think HTML is the right approach. HTML is better than PDF, but it is still a format for displaying/rendering. the actual paper content format should be separated from its rendering. i.e. it should contain abstract, section
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10mo ago
can I refer to a previous result in a new expression?
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10mo ago
how to do chunking? I recently tried llamaindex and some other opensource solutions. the result was poor, some words or sentences were split in the middle.
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10mo ago
Maybe a stupid question: why can't the indexer write directly to EFS, why does it write to s3 and lambda downloads it to EFS?
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10mo ago
I'm curious what you use its ai for? so far I only use it to come up with long and chained commands I don't remember. for example, kill all processes match certain pattern, count the lines of code of certain files under a repo kil
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10mo ago
I tried it via their antigravity code editor. I was expecting better. I have a frontend code in VUE that had some obvious visual styling problems. I asked it to fix them by providing the screenshot. Gemini kept switching between two version
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10mo ago
I have a question, can it convert any pdf paper to this format? or I need the latex of that paper?
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11mo ago
can you hot swap a portion of an ai model, if my gpu is not large enough to hold the entire model? so that I can run half model first and load the other half.
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11mo ago
Also a thinkpad, macbook is way better. Two guitars, never got to learn them. iPads and surface, pads don't seem to be that useful to me.
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11mo ago
I have a question, how do you reliably find the original code line and apply the ai generated code? I'm not building a coding agent, I'm building an English writing improvement agent. I ask the agent to generate things like: { ori
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11mo ago
I built my own static site generator and host it on github page.
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11mo ago
Maybe high IQ people just have better self-control and can plan for long term goals.
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11mo ago
I don't understand multi-agent vibe coding. because with vibe coding, one can easily generate thousand lines of code in a short period of time. If we do this in parallel, merging the changes, resolving merge conflicts will be a nightma
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11mo ago
tiny glade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzNNoo0Zpns
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11mo ago
the blog post discusses visual stuff but doesn’t include any visuals. Would it be possible to add some images or examples to make it clearer?
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11mo ago
after reading this page, I still don't know what gpu native ware they want to work on. > If you look at existing GPU applications, their software implementations aren't truly GPU-native. Instead, they are architected as traditi
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11mo ago
cancer can be cured, Alzheimer's disease can be cured, fusion energy becomes practical, humanoids can take care of elders
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11mo ago
but why can't I do the same with mcp? I just create a help() function that returns the help info?
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11mo ago
> LLMs know how to call cli-tool --help, which means you don’t have to spend many tokens describing how to use them—the model can figure it out later when it needs to. I do not understand this. cli-tool --help outputs still occupies toke
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1y ago
last night, I vibe coded something similar to ssh, but using a p2p connection. I use it to "ssh" into my home computer from work.
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1y ago
how do I install python packages and choose python version using run-kit?
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1y ago
can it work on very long video clips > 16gb? the browser tabs have a memory limit of 16 gb, in theory, any in browser video editor can't process video clips > 16gb?
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1y ago
I think they charged me $300 for cleaning my apartment for maybe 2 hours?
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1y ago
I don't like YouTube. I have a very long list of subscriptions, there is no way to organize them into folders. They are removing the mini-player button under the video player. I have a short attention span, I want to minimize the playe
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1y ago
there are many attempts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45050090 https://github.com/ronitsachdev/ccundo
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1y ago
are there any companies buying RL environment?
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1y ago
I have used both claude code and cursor heavily. TBH, I don't like the terminal ui of claude code. it is difficult to send an images for it to view (I have to hold shift), text wrapping messes up when you resize the panel, (I have to d
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