cloudkj

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Show HN: Lance-bundle – Portable embeddings to embed once, query forever(github.com)
1 points by cloudkj 2mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 3mo ago
Heh, I just wrote something very similar - bash, curl, and jq scripts that wrap local Ollama calls to produce a REPL/agent: https://github.com/cloudkj/llayer Seems like the core idea is the same, but I took it far
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Show HN: Bash is All You Need for a language model REPL(github.com)
1 points by cloudkj 3mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 3mo ago
This is great, I was just hoping to find a tool like this and specifically scoped to "Show HN" posts? Is there a way to do that?
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Show HN: AI Agents the Unix Way – built with bash, curl, and jq(github.com)
2 points by cloudkj 3mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 6mo ago
Some of my recent projects in case anyone finds them useful and/or interesting: Automatic differentiation library in Clojure ( https://github.com/cloudkj/lambda-autodiff ) - inspired by Karpathy's `micrograd` f
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Show HN: REST API for Gymnasium (fka OpenAI Gym) reinforcement learning library(github.com)
1 points by cloudkj 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Map of California SNO-Parks with current snow depth data(cloudkj.github.io)
1 points by cloudkj 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 4y ago
Just curious - how long have you been running the site and how sustainable of a model you feel it is? Sustainable in the sense that the affiliate or ad revenue it brings in is consistent enough to justify continued maintenance, improvement,
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by cloudkj 6y ago
+1 my thoughts as well. He's been a stellar QA, stress testing various facets of government, politics, and media.
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by cloudkj 6y ago
I worked on a project with similar motivations; in my case, I had a list of criteria in mind, one of which was the number of syllables in a name. I couldn't find a good source for name syllabification, so built an n-gram language model
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by cloudkj 6y ago
Just saw some of the references to RTL-SDR in the thread comments and started down the rabbit hole, and it looks like a fascinating area for hobbyists. Can you provide some links to temperature sensors you've tried that work well with
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by cloudkj 6y ago
I'm at https://www.kelvinjiang.com/ Mostly a small collection of posts about programming and personal finance. Also been running for around fifteen years. Most popular post is about currency arbitrage, which seems to h
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Stoicism in the Time of Coronavirus(kelvinjiang.com)
3 points by cloudkj 6y ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 7y ago
Indeed. Fishing knot strength is always a hot topic of debate, particularly during the slower, off-season winter months when everyone's hunkering down and doing tackle maintenance. Here's a pretty good breakdown of the line breaki
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Top PDFs and Papers Submitted to Hacker News in 2019(hackernewspapers.com)
3 points by cloudkj 7y ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 7y ago
Coincidentally, I just wrote a simple JSON parser the other day as a toy exercise. A simplified snippet of parsing code (handling only arrays) relevant to the discussion here would be something like: def parse(text): stack = []
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Wrath of the Amazon Mechanical Turks(kelvinjiang.com)
2 points by cloudkj 7y ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 7y ago
Wow, that is a fun coincidence! Indeed, I was going for a catchy four-letter acronym in the same vein as popular stacks like LAMP or MEAN. Perhaps the fact that we both landed on the same components and permutation of components means that
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by cloudkj 7y ago
I was actually wondering that myself: Is there interest in a hosted service? It'd be quite similar to (as many comments have suggested) Netlify and the one you linked to. I was mostly going for a DIY solution since I wanted to "ow
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by cloudkj 7y ago
The AWS CloudFormation console has a "Designer" tool that allows drag-and-drop creation of template files, and also visualizes existing JSON or YAML template files with these diagrams.
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by cloudkj 7y ago
That should indeed be the default behavior out of the box with the way the S3 buckets are configured. I have a couple Jekyll sites deployed this way, and a request to the parent directory does get served by the contents in `index.html`. Are
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by cloudkj 7y ago
I think the complexity for this setup is about the same. Once the different AWS services are provisioned during the initial setup, subsequent deploys are quite straightforward. For example, I have a three-line Makefile target for Jekyll sit
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by cloudkj 7y ago
It costs at least $0.50/month but probably not much more than that for most small to medium sites. The $0.50 is the monthly cost of the Route 53 hosted zone; the CloudFront and S3 costs typically amount to pennies, but of course it dep
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Show HN: Scar – Static websites with HTTPS, a global CDN, and custom domains(github.com)
363 points by cloudkj 7y ago|170 comments
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1-click static website on S3 with SSL, custom domain, and a CDN(github.com)
1 points by cloudkj 7y ago|0 comments
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by cloudkj 7y ago
Author here; thanks for the feedback. The path to Scheme was a bit haphazard - I got into Clojure a few years ago after exposure to some nice Clojure-based tools at work, and then worked on implementing several classical machine learning te
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Show HN: Applying the Unix philosophy to neural networks(github.com)
251 points by cloudkj 7y ago|64 comments
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by cloudkj 7y ago
That sounds like a fun and useful follow up. My initial thoughts would be to do some unsupervised topic modeling with LDA. Happy to consider other suggestions.
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by cloudkj 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I added a link for 2019, and the style for the active year is now bolded. I didn't want to deviate too much from the default color scheme of the theme I'm using, but that may change in the future.

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