druskacik

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by druskacik 7d ago
Yeah, it's weird, considering ModernBERT, which the Laya models are based on, supports 8192 context window.
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by druskacik 8d ago
I'm really interested in technical details behind Jev (not this), how it can work so fast and so cheap. It's probably large (must be since the performance is so good) but somehow still fast, so it must include some really non-triv
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by druskacik 12d ago
Classical music concerts database. The interesting part maybe isn't what it is, but how it's done: I'm aiming for a fully automated database, where "crawlers" for the classical music websites are created and validat
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Scaling classical music concert crawlers with AI agents(classicalbot.com)
1 points by druskacik 14d ago|0 comments
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by druskacik 15d ago
I actually have a good use case for this. For my project, I run a lot of Codex sessions in parallel (via Codex SDK[0]), because they are solving self-contained tasks (building crawlers for websites) and in theory I could scale it to hundred
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by druskacik 22d ago
Interesting. I actually prefer when agents don't commit on my behalf unless I explicitly say so, I even had to add a custom instruction for Claude to stop doing it (Codex never does it). Even if I don't read all the code line-by-l
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Show HN: ClassicalBot – Classical Concerts Database(classicalbot.com)
1 points by druskacik 1mo ago|0 comments
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by druskacik 2mo ago
> This kind of happens today What do you report to the police if the act isn't illegal?
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by druskacik 3mo ago
I live in Prague and seeing the temperatures expected during weekend, I bought at least the portable AC. I'd say 2-4 weeks is quite a long period to justify this purchase. Yes, historically, the AC didn't make sense in Prague, but
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Fine-Tuning for Engagement(robertdruska.com)
2 points by druskacik 4mo ago|0 comments
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by druskacik 4mo ago
Time off of work to get a haircut is insane. Aren't there barbershops open in the evening?
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by druskacik 5mo ago
Yeah, the focus is mostly on night trains, although some day combinations leak to the data, so it's possible you'll find some combinations for daily trains. Of course, I'd like to have the daily trains in the data, but that w
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by druskacik 5mo ago
It's definitely similar, but the philosophy seems different. NightRide supports exactly the use case on searching a route on a specific date. I also noticed that if they don't have the price pre-scraped, a scrape is called dynamic
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by druskacik 5mo ago
Added, but just the Milan - Brusells route from European Sleeper so far. https://trainbot.eu/?from=milan&to=brussels&type=return The 20€ Milan - Zurich tickets also don't look bad, but the early-morning departu
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by druskacik 5mo ago
Currently not possible, but: - once you fill the "From" field with your start city, the "To" field will include only cities reachable from the "From" city - at https://trainbot.eu/coverage/
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by druskacik 5mo ago
Hm, thanks for the tip, I didn't know that. I scrape NightJet website, which lists only the 00:36 train. I'll look into it.
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by druskacik 5mo ago
sorry about that :)
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by druskacik 5mo ago
I have a working version of Trenitalia scraper (Intercity Notte trains across Italy), I just haven't added the routes to UI before verifying it works reliably. Hopefully I'll add it in the evening. Also the Milan - Brusells route
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by druskacik 5mo ago
That's the Prague - Zurich NightJet that's hellishly expensive, possibly because the target audience are Swiss people for whom it's not so much :D Also, NightJet does not price very dynamically as opposed to other providers,
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by druskacik 5mo ago
Sure :) Thanks.
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by druskacik 5mo ago
European night trains search engine. The plan is not to provide the functionality where user searches for a specific route on a specific date and the engine returns prices. The plan is to provide "tips for trips", e.g. I provide a
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by druskacik 5mo ago
For me personally, I have the basic Claude Code subscription that I use to rewind on some evenings or on weekend, to code a bit for 1-2 hours. I have like 3-5 session with it every week. The 5h windows are frustrating because I can go throu
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by druskacik 5mo ago
> If the man holding the flag had been wearing a thawb instead of a suit, or if the statue had been of a woman, I think the establishment's response would be quite different. That's argumentum ad speculum [0]. You can speculat
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by druskacik 5mo ago
What truly deep art would you recommend for us laymans who enjoy Banksy's works?
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by druskacik 6mo ago
Although it seems the night train offering in Spain is not great.
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by druskacik 6mo ago
It's a work in progress and southern Europe is not covered well, Spain is not covered at all. I focuses on Eastern and Central Europe because that's where I'm from, I'll try to add Spain next :)
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Show HN: Search cheap night train tickets in Europe(trainbot.eu)
4 points by druskacik 6mo ago|3 comments
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by druskacik 6mo ago
Altman is an advocate of Universal Basic Income, as far as I'm aware. That doesn't sound like he's not worried about massive job losses. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sam-altman-universal-basic-inco... h
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by druskacik 6mo ago
The 8B model response to my "Harry Potter knowledge-bench" question is too funny not to share. > *Fathers of Harry and James Potter*: - Sirius Black is the *father* of *James Potter* (the older brother of Harry). > - Ja
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by druskacik 6mo ago
I agree, their autocomplete (tab) model is the best, but recently I realised I am using it less and less - the new models are so good that I mostly just do agentic coding, and I do very little changes in the codebase by myself. This is prob

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