eevmanu

10 ms·

31.
by eevmanu 1y ago
deterministic simulation testing[1] (DST) [1] https://notes.eatonphil.com/2024-08-20-deterministic-simulat...
32.
by eevmanu 1y ago
If I understood correctly, VAD has superior results than using ffmpeg silencedetect + silentremove, right? I think latest version of ffmpeg could use whisper with VAD[1], but I still need to explore how with a simple PoC script I'd lov
33.
by eevmanu 1y ago
understand digital advertisement incentives and modern marketing tactics and techniques https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40675527 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43187603 maybe this could help peop
34.
by eevmanu 1y ago
claude code router is a great alternative another one could be https://github.com/opencode-ai/opencode
35.
by eevmanu 1y ago
Open-weight and open-source LLMs are improving as well. While there will likely always be a gap between closed, proprietary models and open models, at the current pace the capabilities of open models could match today’s closed models within
36.
by eevmanu 1y ago
This tool looks great. Congrats for the making of this tool. I would like to know if there is any internal file that could be used to create a benchmark from it in order to compare how fast it gets results in comparison with Void Everything
37.
by eevmanu 1y ago
I get nerd sniped every day.
38.
by eevmanu 1y ago
great POC looks very similar to a chrome extension i use for a similar goal: reader view - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ecabifbgmdmgdllomnf...
39.
by eevmanu 1y ago
Thanks for your answer aphyr and for this amazing analysis
40.
by eevmanu 1y ago
I have a question that I hope is not misinterpreted, as I'm asking purely out of a desire to learn. I am new to distributed systems and fascinated by deterministic simulation testing. After reading the Jepsen report on TigerBeetle, the
41.
by eevmanu 1y ago
great article! is it possible to mention in the article the cost per model to run that benchmark?
42.
by eevmanu 1y ago
+1 to evals https://github.com/anthropics/courses/tree/master/prompt_eva... https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/evaluation/getting_star...
43.
by eevmanu 2y ago
what do you think about: - openai meta prompt[1] or - anthropic prompt generator[2] or - deepseek model prompt word generation[3]? you don't see these as user-friendly enough to consider prompt engineering tools? I mean, I feel l
44.
by eevmanu 2y ago
as an idea I'd suggest to evaluate your codebase with the multiple llms available now using the free tier (deepseek V3, llama 3.3 versatile on groq, gemini-exp-.. on google ai studio and so on) on each llm provider you can find prompti
45.
by eevmanu 2y ago
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202402132 article here
46.
by eevmanu 2y ago
artificial life
47.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Whenever I explore content on different platforms (Hacker News via Algolia, X, Discord, etc.), I always check if the source supports search operators. If it does, I use them to filter out noise and discover interesting or relevant content t
48.
by eevmanu 2y ago
erlang? awesome threading model
49.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Any decent alternative for Linux or Ubuntu-based OS? Thanks.
50.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Artificial Life - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_life
51.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Consider "Whisper Large V3" on console.groq.com, imo is fast reliable and cheap ($0.03/hour transcribed).
52.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Do you think will take time for Whatsapp team to activate this feature in Whatsapp web? Because Whatsapp android app in beta version (2.24.17.7) already has a transcribe native feature for voice messages, I recently noticed that around one
53.
by eevmanu 2y ago
Telegram's Saved Messages[1]. Previously, I used to send URLs to myself using WhatsApp, but searching through messages on <web.whatsapp.com> is painfully slow compared to Telegram's search capabilities. The speed difference
54.
by eevmanu 3y ago
just to complement parent: https://faq.whatsapp.com/5957850900902049 Unauthorized use of automated or bulk messaging on WhatsApp https://faq.whatsapp.com/508673377786103 Seeing the message "Your phone
55.
by eevmanu 3y ago
Might sound like a rookie question, but curious how you'd tackle semantic chunking for a hefty text, like a 100k-word book, especially with phi-2's 2048 token limit [0]. Found some hints about stretching this to 8k tokens [1] but
56.
by eevmanu 3y ago
Sure thing, your RAG approach sounds intriguing, especially since you're sidestepping vector databases. But doesn't the input context length cap affect it? (chatgpt plus at 32K [0] or gpt4 via open ai at 128K [1]) Seems like t
57.
by eevmanu 3y ago
Just dropping my $0.02 cents on the Jepsen testing for Qdrant's distributed guarantees. While Jepsen is a solid choice, have you considered throwing Antithesis [1] into the mix as well? If it's already on your radar, then no worri
58.
by eevmanu 3y ago
to whom it may be useful - `.` - precision flag [1] - `150` - precision amount [2] - bytes to count after casting to binary representation - `B` - special conversion type [3] - bytes [1]: https://docs.python.org/3/libra
59.
by eevmanu 3y ago
If you want to copy files: - from a linux computer/laptop - to an android phone and - not follow rule 2 , I'd like to suggest another alternative: `adb` (just platform tools) which has the `push` [1] command push [--sync] [
60.
by eevmanu 3y ago
Just a heads-up for anyone diving deeper into this thread - I dug into the original tweet and managed to track down the parent tweet right here: [1]. Moreover, there's a snapshot on archive.org [2] capturing the reply along with the qu

More ›