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by faizshah 3y ago
If anyone else was interested this is how you implement filters: https://github.com/cloudflare/pingora/blob/main/docs/user_gu... Then there’s docs on the request phases here: https://gith
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by faizshah 3y ago
So what approach do these large context models take with caching the context, or do they re-compute each time?
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by faizshah 3y ago
I think it’s supposed to be an alternative to Flink SQL/Table API. The important part of Apache Flink is the stateful streaming and fault tolerance characteristics of Flink. This is not an alternative to Flink as a distributed runtime
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by faizshah 3y ago
I’ve been thinking about this for a while, why do these news apps like this one or Prismatic in 2014 not work in the english speaking market but in the Chinese market Toutiao was a massive success for bytedance? What is the difference that
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by faizshah 3y ago
Can you talk a little bit about the crawler or what information are you feeding the agent about the repostory? My main concern is that this is just hallucinating the documentation and that with the more well known repos like React it can pu
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by faizshah 3y ago
I’m seeing “Wiki not found” for that link, perhaps an AuthZ issue?
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by faizshah 3y ago
I would like to see how it performs on a lesser known project with less stars, these are all well known projects which would exist in the training data in blog posts etc.
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by faizshah 3y ago
This metaprogramming reminds me of the post where they serialized data to ruby code to get around a slow XML parser: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36311924 I’m curious if anyone has found a serious application for me
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by faizshah 3y ago
There’s definitely use cases for example API client generation.
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by faizshah 3y ago
I think they will end up buying Cohere, Cohere has a great product team and is an obvious fit.
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by faizshah 3y ago
Probably a dumb question, is this instruction tuned?
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by faizshah 3y ago
It’s kind of strange their benchmark for “Machine Learning Programmers” is “Simulation of Dynamical Systems in MATLAB.” Seems like they could have capitalized better by using a generative ai inference benchmark.
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by faizshah 3y ago
Any details on CodeModService? I’m curious cause I was just reading about Rosie from google. There’s not really much public info on large scale code mod tools.
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by faizshah 3y ago
What does OpenOrca do? It’s just instruction tuning it?
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by faizshah 3y ago
It’s not tech in general that’s slower moving, but rather that software development is slower moving today (in my opinion). To launch a minor feature at a modern tech company you need to: - pitch your idea to your manager and get alignment
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by faizshah 3y ago
I think it’s more so that when you are an expert in a particular system and you have very little bureaucracy/overhead in any particular task you’re able to get a lot more done. I was watching a video from one of the creators of Fallout
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by faizshah 3y ago
I guess it depends on who you ask but personally I am able to write pandas much faster than loading data into a DB and then processing it. The reason is pandas defaults on from_ and to_ are very sane and you don’t need to think about things
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by faizshah 3y ago
I started to go down a line of thinking where I think we might see a return to books in the next 3-5 years. The reason is that with a book it’s a big collection of knowledge and people can post reviews about the quality of the book whereas
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Game Development Caution(youtube.com)
3 points by faizshah 3y ago|0 comments
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by faizshah 3y ago
Whats not shown is the 10 other functions calling createPizza and bakePizza that can be tested by mocking that routine centrally. In the basic case, the linear version is better until the code is duplicated. Adding constants and function al
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by faizshah 3y ago
I wish there was a faster version of jq, I was only able to get a few mb/s throughput out of jq vs few hundred mb/s throughput out of ripgrep. I often use ripgrep to setup quick bash pipelines for rapid data analysis, would love t
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by faizshah 3y ago
I love this, seems really great for giving presentations on prototypes. Is there any reason why this only works for Python? Seems like you could just give it a variable to specify the comment delimiter and a variable for the syntax highligh
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by faizshah 3y ago
What does Pepsi solve that Coke doesn’t?
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Ask HN: Best Book on Implementing a Database?
3 points by faizshah 3y ago|1 comments
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by faizshah 3y ago
The reason they do this is because there is a lot of debate over having some objective way to collect information about a candidate. So they have multiple rounds of standardized technical interview questions from which they can compare inte
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by faizshah 3y ago
Since we are sharing resources Fluent Python is my favorite reference on Python. It covers so many advanced features like concurrency, functools etc. It’s not the kind of book you read cover to cover it’s one that you go to as you need it,
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by faizshah 3y ago
@dang can we add more friction to the flag thing? Maybe just a yes/no after.
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Full-Scratch Implementor of OAuth and OpenID Connect Talks About Findings(darutk.medium.com)
1 points by faizshah 3y ago|0 comments
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by faizshah 3y ago
This is an exhausting perspective on life. The guy who wrote 80% of the codebase is always going to be more productive than someone who wrote 2% of it, that doesn’t mean they are 10x smarter than you. I noticed this hyper obsession with pro
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by faizshah 3y ago
I have been experimenting in this space, just wanted to share. I was playing around with h2o this weekend, I can get <4ms max latency with 0.8ms average latency at 10000 RPS on my laptop. This was surprising to me because a basic varnish

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