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by dlojudice 1y ago
I got the impression that if the strategy works, the market positioning of cafes will shift from selling coffee and cookies to selling workstations with food perks.
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by dlojudice 1y ago
Same here. Got this msg on the Celebras discord: > Yeah I filed a ticket with Cursor > They have problems with OpenAI customization
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by dlojudice 1y ago
It's really cool to see Odd Lots being mentioned here on HN. It's one of my favorite podcasts. However, I think the guest for this particular episode wasn't up to the task of answering questions and exploring the possibilitie
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SensorLM: Learning the Language of Wearable Sensors(research.google)
3 points by dlojudice 1y ago|2 comments
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by dlojudice 1y ago
If this works as advertised, it could finally deliver on the promise of personalized health and wellness that we've been hearing about for years. Instead of just seeing a spike in your heart rate, you could get a notification telling y
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by dlojudice 1y ago
The real tragedy isn't IRC clients, but that IRC missed its chance to become the dominant decentralized protocol before Slack/Teams took over. The core issue wasn't just tooling. IRC's protocol fundamentally lacked what
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by dlojudice 1y ago
> but actually using it in production isn't great. I only use it in development. Could you elaborate on why you don't recommend using it in production?
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by dlojudice 1y ago
I use Litellm Proxy, even in a dev environment via Docker, because the Usage and Logs feature greatly helps in providing visibility into LLM usage. The Caching functionality greatly helps in reducing costs for repetitive testing.
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More advanced AI capabilities are coming to Google Search(blog.google)
6 points by dlojudice 1y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 1y ago
Meanwhile, competitors are already offering features like file uploads and search focus (e.g., academic papers only), which are arguably more useful for actual "deep research" than having an AI cold-call a local shop for you. This
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by dlojudice 1y ago
> Anyone here paying for Matter or Readwise? I know Instapaper may seem to be the obvious migration path, but since my landlord is kicking me out, maybe it’s time I move to a more robust solution. I'd love to know where to migrate m
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by dlojudice 1y ago
Fun fact (probably well-known fact for HN audience): Both Lua and Elixir were created by Brazilians. Lua by Roberto Ierusalimschy and team at PUC-Rio in 1993, and Elixir by José Valim in 2011
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Byte latent transformer: Patches scale better than tokens (2024)(arxiv.org)
107 points by dlojudice 1y ago|22 comments
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by dlojudice 1y ago
This BLT approach is why "AI research is stalling" takes are wrong. Dynamic byte-level patches instead of tokens seems genuinely innovative, not just scaling up the same architecture. Better efficiency AND handling edge cases bett
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by dlojudice 1y ago
related: A metagenomic ‘dark matter’ enzyme catalyses oxidative cellulose conversion [1] [1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08553-z
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by dlojudice 1y ago
> are now done in hours to a higher level of quality However, I feel that there is a big difference between the models. In my tests, using Cursor, Clause 3.7 Sonnet has a much more refined "aesthetic sense" than other models. M
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LoveSims: What-If Scenarios for Relationship Insights and Compatibility(dl.acm.org)
2 points by dlojudice 1y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 1y ago
The LoveSims research brilliantly mirrors "Hang the DJ" [1] from Black Mirror (comparison inevitable). Technically impressive, just a bit creepy to reduce love's beautiful unpredictability to computational models. Or that&#x2
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A father's journey to understanding his son's disease diagnosis with LLM(blog.google)
3 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
A moving story, but also very interesting in many ways. It makes me think about Edgar Morin and his thesis on complexity, how current science has become so specialized that it has great difficulty in looking at the whole. In this case, thes
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Sure, they've tried but it does not mean it hasn't evolved https://www.centralbanking.com/central-banks/economics/macro... https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/working-paper/2025/age
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Agent-based models capture the messy reality of economic systems by simulating heterogeneous actors making local decisions with imperfect information, allowing for emergent phenomena, non-linear dynamics, and adaptation over time, precisely
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Agent-based modeling offers a more realistic approach to economic systems than traditional equilibrium models. New approachs including generative agents (ABM+LLMs) are promising. J. Doyne Farmer's recent book "Making Sense of Chao
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by dlojudice 2y ago
The link for the docs: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/thinking-mode "Thinking Mode is an experimental model and has the following limitations: 32k token input limit Text and image input only 8k token o
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Windows 365 Link–the first Cloud PC device for Windows 365(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
5 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
dumb terminal is back, now cloud oriented built by Microsoft
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Gemma Scope – Understanding the inner workings of the Gemma 2 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
"Gemma Scope is a research tool for analyzing and understanding the inner workings of the Gemma 2 generative AI models. The tool allows you to examine the behavior of individual AI model layers of Gemma 2 models, while the model is pro
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Promptim, experimental prompt optimization library(github.com)
1 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Interesting idea for those who are struggling with prompts. In my case, I hope to achieve through prompts something that I am only able to achieve through more advanced models. Let's see!

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