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by everlier 9mo ago
This is such a great advice overall. Many people are commenting about flaws in the overall approach, yet everything said is exactly what I saw working/not working in such early companies.
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by everlier 9mo ago
I'm in EU and I can't agree this describes most engineers. Overwork culture is also present here and exploited by a lot of companies.
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by everlier 9mo ago
Nice, I wanted to build something similar for a long time. The coolest thing is to start summarising clusters for very large codebases, which essentially provides an LoD system for the context.
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Fabrice Bellard's TS Zip (2024)(bellard.org)
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Ask HN: Are LLM providers making LLMs worse on purpose?
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by everlier 9mo ago
Wow. Lightpanda is absolutely bonkers of a project. I'd pay dearly for such an option a few years back.
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by everlier 9mo ago
I use coding agents for similar kind of problem very frequently. It makes wonders debugging obscure system issues related to components that I have no faintest idea about. Also building a homelab very soon. I think you may find this project
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by everlier 9mo ago
I've implemented agentic framework exactly like this for my current employer. It opens up absolutely bonkers capabilities.
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by everlier 9mo ago
Хронологија
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by everlier 9mo ago
Programming is becoming easier last 50 years, it'll still be a profession until there are people who are not willing to do it themselves
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by everlier 9mo ago
Was it cooked when they invented high-level languages and presumably every clerk got an ability to write Software? Surely it eliminated all need in people specialising in writing it, it became so simple. There's always a market for thi
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by everlier 9mo ago
Yes, the tool here is just to share the prompt, sorry the first one I had handy is the one describing the service itself. Here's it in plain text to be more visible: ``` textclip.sh→URL gen: #t=<txt>→copy page | ?ask=<preset&g
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by everlier 9mo ago
Granted recent events, they'll just tell that they are happy with their current standards
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by everlier 9mo ago
such a great idea, I wish it'd be a more polished mobile experience
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by everlier 9mo ago
This is actually pretty hilarious
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by everlier 9mo ago
Arguably, math notation and set theory already has everything that we need. For example see this prompt describing an app: https://textclip.sh/?ask=chatgpt#c=XZTNbts4EMfvfYqpc0kQWpsEc...
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by everlier 9mo ago
No way! I lost all hope for this to happen. Three years waiting. Edit: yeah, Intel GPUs only.
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by everlier 9mo ago
Giving an LLM a tool to set its own temperature for specific generation sections
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Show HN: Textclip.sh(textclip.sh)
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by everlier 9mo ago
I'm trying to find good-enough algorithm for ranking GitHub repo "relevance", based on minimum amount of data. I have settled on a combination of log(stars) and half-life penalty for days since last commit. It works surprisin
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by everlier 9mo ago
Stories like this are only happening to "one guy I know", it's not something that will every happen to any of us
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by everlier 9mo ago
Is this for some sort of a formal compliance or being able to point out "we host things free of charge too?
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by everlier 10mo ago
If you're following local/open-weight LLMs, this might be an interesting retrospective of 2025.
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by everlier 10mo ago
Just a fun little workflow I made. You can find the code here: https://github.com/av/harbor/blob/main/boost/src/modules/dnd...
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by everlier 10mo ago
I am also confused, I can't see any recent news/updates for this project either.
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by everlier 10mo ago
Hi, I've been rocking my LLM setup for more than two years now and it grew quite extensive enough to warrant an "awesome" list. You may read in detail about my experience with all the services here on r/LocalLLaMa: http
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by everlier 10mo ago
I'm glad to hear I'm not alone. Due to the nature of what I do, I'm often accumulating ~800-900GB of Docker images and volumes on my machine, sometimes running 20-30 containers at once starting/stopping them concurrently
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by everlier 10mo ago
There are too many LLM-related projects. Setting up multiple runtimes, Python, Node, Go, Rust and then some environments, different CUDA versions, dependencies is tedious. Managing updates later is even worse. So, I'm building a toolki
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by everlier 10mo ago
Most notable part is seeing it learning more and more with every iteration. You can watch a live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of3Nx9b71Mg
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by everlier 10mo ago
Made a fun little experiment this evening. You can watch a tiny transformer (Karpathy's NanoGPT) model learning features and structure of English language in just over 12 minutes in real time from the tiny_shakespeare dataset. You can

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