bosch_mind

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by bosch_mind 2y ago
I’ve been experimenting with this on the side for fun. Langchain is not my favorite, so I just wrote my own abstractions. I hosted a neo4j graph database and extracted entities from the input data. You can do this with spaCy or LLM. I then
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
First author publications. She’s an Ivy grad. Obviously I am biased, but she isn’t really slacking mate.
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
My wife got a PhD by age 28 with over 20 science publications, didn’t stress at all during the time really. She traveled the world during that time and we live a pretty chill life. Met lots of friends during that time too. Don’t purely list
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
I mean, comon man, _most_ tech people work on in general is also useless. FAANG has a retainer on talent whether they are spending their time wisely or not. LLM stuff is not in a different echelon
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
AI noob, but instead of training and fine tuning the LLM itself, don’t more specific and targeted embeddings paired with the model help alleviate the hallucination where you incorporate semantic search context with the question?
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Neat but also… why not Cloudflare R2? An already fast and durable state store compatible with TF?
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
can you elaborate on the execution failures? If you’re referring to single pages taking too long and wanting to chunk the processing of a single page, consider cloudflare durable objects as a coordination point for a url. You can paralleliz
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
I’m new to RAG, but have been learning about it lately for fun and it’s pretty incredible as a concept. What are your thoughts around these frameworks like llama index and langchain? Being a seasoned engineer, it seems like a ridiculous amo
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Can elaborate on why they might do this versus your approach? Also, what does it take to become a company that can acquire esims?
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Did this for several months. People over talk about how hard it is with no experience doing it. Honestly, it’s a piece of cake. The downside is that it’s time consuming because like any system, you must maintain and update it. I self hosted
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Ah thats clever
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Anything you can do at the network level that can MITM in 2024 for TLS without the client needing a custom cert? I assume no, but curious anyway
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Check out Cloudflare Workers. Supports Python and has AI integrations
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
Personal growth and enjoyment mainly. Understanding how languages work at a deeper level. Pure enjoyment of learning my craft as is any project I do involving programming outside of work. When you understand your tools, you understand your
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
It might sound humorous, but I’m not 10x programmer. An educational lexer and interpreter is something you can study and implement in 2 weekends. Assemblers are very very small amounts of code that spit out predefined binary from already ma
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by bosch_mind 2y ago
To add onto this list (unless I missed it), I would recommend interpreter, compiler and assembler. An interpreter is a fun way to learn a new language and can be done creatively and artistically which allows you to exercise the art of progr
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
We do this at $BIG_TECH. Nothing too crazy. I should add that it tied into our company user directory though, so toggles can happen per user as well and support multiple data types
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
You must be a joy to work with /s
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Goldfinch is one of my favorites, so let me chime in as I’ve read during serious depression and understand the struggle. - tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow - 1Q84 - After Dark - secret history (author of goldfinch) - never let me go (bit sad-is
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Writing Go > Lua and C for extensibility these days
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Can you speak more to usecases that aren’t fulfilled by Caddy? Also, any ideas if performance matches NGINX at scale?
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Ask HN: Do you get lazy during burnout?
19 points by bosch_mind 3y ago|19 comments
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
I ordered one of these and returned it instantly. Very cheap and weird compared to nice and modern mechanical keyboards you get today. I really wanted an original model M but didn’t want to deal with weird ps2 conversion stuff.
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
I suggest you review the definition of serverless. Serverless computing is a cloud computing execution model in which the cloud provider allocates machine resources on demand
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Typing Arizona yields no results
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Ay mate. In the flood of info on the web today, the average attention span is a measly like 5 seconds. Your landing page is a black screen with a sign up button and no info. I’d hate for your hard work to go unnoticed, but it’s not a captiv
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
My friend has one, it looks great
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
I’d happily tell Ken Griffin he’s full of shit to his face.
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
If 10 users share an IP on a shared VPN around the globe and hit your site, you only count that as 1? What about corporate networks, etc? IP is a bad indicator
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by bosch_mind 3y ago
Who would be more advanced than Cloudflare?

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