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We're hosting Qwen3.8-27B for Free API usage
(sprag.ai)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
Hey HN, The new Qwen3.8 release is really great and I know many people may not have GPUs that allow them to easily test it out so we are making it free to use through at least through the rest of the month.
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8mo ago
Hey Matt, would this allow me to centralize skills across different providers? Like rather than having a separate set of skills files for anthropic and openai they are just exposed via mcp?
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Show HN: Python SDK for RamaLama AI Containers
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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Data shows public AI repos may be quietly becoming a supply chain risk
(blog.ramalama.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
We analyzed over 1.8 million Hugging Face model repositories and found widespread licensing ambiguity, risky serialization formats, and subtle file-level inconsistencies—including drift between declared and actual artifact content. Even amo
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3y ago
The word “empty” carries no semantic content under this construction of the term. Terms like “empty” are always used contextually, hence, why only a fool would correct their partner for mentioning the empty refrigerator by remarking on the
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3y ago
Weird, sorry about this! We just removed the search and redeployed the docs. Hopefully that will fix it until we can sort the problem out. Would you mind giving it another shot?
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3y ago
What does your data stack look like? I'll put something together specifically for you.
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3y ago
A lot of these tools are very, very different from each other so it's hard to address each individually. Just by way of example, databend is a full on datawarehouse while greatexpectations is a testing framework evaluating data asserti
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3y ago
I wouldn't personally draw such a bright line between monitoring and reliable CI/CD. That division definitely exists but partly as a product of the complexity introduced by fragmented data systems. In some ways an ideal world is o
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3y ago
It depends a bit on your stack. Out of the box it does a lot with the metadata produced by the tools your using. With something like dbt we can do things like extract your test assertions while for postgres we might use database constraints
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3y ago
Really appreciate the kind words. If you don't mind my asking, what sort of issues were y'all experiencing that prompted you to start looking for solutions now?
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3y ago
We aren't open source because we want to get anything out of it is the short answer. Of course to each their own but I've personally gotten a ton of value from open core tools in the past.
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3y ago
Totally fair and appreciate the (well written) thoughts.
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3y ago
Thanks so much! Really appreciate the kind words. We haven't had anyone request Gitlab yet but would love to add support! Any chance you'd be willing to beta test for us? If so, shoot me an email at ian@grai.io :). EDIT: It looks
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3y ago
Just to be clear, the only limitation imposed by the license is preventing someone from reselling a cloud hosted copy of the tool. The code is otherwise totally free to use fork / modify / etc...
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3y ago
We are pretty open to feedback on licensing and have gone back and forth internally because, frankly, we'd rather use a copy-left license. We believe a project like this needs financial backing and a dedicated team driving development
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3y ago
Pre-built integrations are a big part of what makes onboarding easy but it sort of ends up in a catch-22 situation where whichever integrations gets highlighted is only directly applicable to the people using those tools. If you have a diff
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3y ago
Shoot! I wasn't familiar with DarkReader but I just created a ticket to see if we can get it fixed. We recently redid the website and there's still plenty of room for improvement. Thanks for pointing that out :).
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Launch HN: Grai (YC S22) – Open-Source Data Observability Platform
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3y ago
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Extracting Data Lineage from Fivetran
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3y ago
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4y ago
Congrats on the launch Ruben! It's really exciting to see an open source tool like this out in the wild.
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Show HN: Visions – User defined data type systems
(github.com)
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5y ago
How many times was the debt limit raised or suspended under the last republican administration (or the one before that, or the one before that…). Or how about this one, who raised the debt limit more? Reagan or Obama? Fun fact, that would b
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5y ago
This is really cool! I'm glad there's more work going into the area - visions[1] is a similar tool which embeds the type system (user defined schema) into a traversable graph rather than encoding all type information in the traine
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6y ago
Bad analogy, seatbelts aren’t intended to operate in the course of normal driving rather their effect is observed during accidents. It’s a weird nuance but easier to see if you take a step back - it’s obvious why “I take a shower everyday a
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6y ago
It’s really not intended for negotiations, it’s intended to determine if negotiation is possible. Candidate puts in their minimum, recruiter puts in their max, if max > min then negotiation is possible. If the recruiter was able to make
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6y ago
You’ve got a factor of three sneaking into your 4^4. In general (a b) mod n == (a mod n) (b mod n) mod n In the case of (3*c)^4, 3^4 mod 15 -> 108 mod 15 -> 3.
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6y ago
Science, as colloquially understood, seeks to empirically validate truth - true things can cause “harm.” So which is it? Are you looking for censorship of untrue ideas as discovered through open scientific inquiry, or, are you looking to ce
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