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Show HN: opub, donated compute for open-source(opub.dev)
2 points by goodroot 5mo ago|0 comments
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by goodroot 6mo ago
Thanks ericd! Glad to hear.
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by goodroot 6mo ago
It works well with anything. :) That said: If handy works, no need whatsoever to change.
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by goodroot 6mo ago
Not sure I know what you mean by IR... But in this case I built hyprwhspr for Linux (Arch at first). The goal was (is) the absolute best performance, in both accuracy & speed. Python, via CUDA, on a NVIDIA GPU, is where that exists. For
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by goodroot 6mo ago
Whisper is very good in many languages. It's also in many flavours, from tiny to turbo, and so can fit many system profiles. That's what makes it unique and hard to replace.
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by goodroot 6mo ago
Ah yeah, longform is interesting. Not sure how you're running it, via whichever "app thing", but... On resource limited machines: "Continuous recording" mode outputs when silence is detected via a configurable thres
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by goodroot 6mo ago
They do, and they even have that nice microphone F5 key for it, and an ideal OS level API making the input experience >perfect<. Apparently they do have a better model, they just haven't exposed it in their own OS yet! https:&#x
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by goodroot 6mo ago
Nice one! For Linux folks, I developed https://github.com/goodroot/hyprwhspr . On Linux, there's access to the latest Cohere Transcribe model and it works very, very well. Requires a GPU though. Larger local models
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by goodroot 7mo ago
Mark Carney's book "Values" pitches a system such as this. In better times, perhaps we have the collective will to try.
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by goodroot 7mo ago
Source? Rationale? This is - at best - ignorant hyperbole.
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by goodroot 9mo ago
The QuestDB team are among the best doing it. Love the people and their software. Great blog Jaromir!
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by goodroot 3y ago
The same is true for database rankings (db-engines). If entrants are not artificially inflating "organic" signals via fake content spam (Twitter/X), then the criteria themselves are losing their signal strength (StackOverflow
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Building a faster hash table for high performance SQL joins(questdb.io)
1 points by goodroot 3y ago|0 comments
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Systemic review suggests Ayahuasca medically effective(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
5 points by goodroot 3y ago|0 comments
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by goodroot 3y ago
Edit: Updated! https://mega.nz/folder/A1BjnSYQ#NQe5qhYLVBqiRwhWRmcVtg Article is updating too.
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by goodroot 3y ago
Hey! Thanks for upvoting. Happy to answer any questions about deduplication. One thing that's not included in the write-up is that we also address out-of-order indexing alongside deduplication.
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Solving duplicate data with performant deduplication(questdb.io)
45 points by goodroot 3y ago|25 comments
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by goodroot 3y ago
For clarity, this response is personal. Attitude is a potion or a poison. Make the choice. Want demons? You'll find them. Want help? You'll find it. Many, many people have spent time figuring it out. Many, MANY people have went in
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by goodroot 3y ago
It's the Internet: All the "debunkings" have also been "debunked". From the article... Monogamy is the corollary for the debunking of love. That's very silly. Love is much more than marriage. "Church"
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by goodroot 3y ago
Gosh that's sad. Zoomers are in this very forum - hi Zoomers. Hang in there. Whatever precipitating causes led to such suffering, know that we're _here_, _now_, together. You aren't as alone as it might seem. And hey, try to
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by goodroot 3y ago
Danny is clearly upset, and I would be too. We all love the Internet. Imagine being fingered in an article as some mad SEO guy who is among "the people who ruined the Internet". The Verge is a big platform... Also, SEO is of the m
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by goodroot 3y ago
We know it's clickbait. But we click it anyways. Alas!
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by goodroot 3y ago
Anecdotes on top of anecdotes, but this post captures the Canadian mentality well in my opinion. Though his name is _verboten_, Jordan Peterson goes off in this direction. His common words are that Canadians are suspicious of success. I don
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by goodroot 3y ago
These posts pop up every now and then. Too much rationalism in this approach for sense. But I get it, it's difficult to sell letters when you're warning people against reading letters. As a lay student of Buddhism, there's a
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by goodroot 3y ago
New account eh? What's the point of this perspective? Please add something constructive. Their data did not look for cause, it looked to measure the current. It's refreshing to get non-sensationalized reporting. We can draw our ow
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by goodroot 3y ago
Heard many have success with Ayahuasca and other very high potency psychedelics.
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by goodroot 3y ago
> but the social and communication skills these companies value so hard are actually easily done by AI Can you expand this premise? It invalidates not just managers, but therapy, virtually any social function.
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by goodroot 3y ago
Initially I had a big grin thinking it was satire. But honestly I'm not sure! Which I suppose means it's the best kind of satire. :)
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by goodroot 3y ago
This article presents a very strange take. > It might sound dystopian, but setting emotions aside and viewing it purely from a business perspective, the idea of replacing engineering managers with AI offers potential efficiencies. A mana
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by goodroot 3y ago
And it does so with three links across three paragraphs. From the QuestDB article: > First, I found the Double Instance Locking[1] pattern at the amazing Concurrency Freaks blog[2]. This pattern is very similar to the one I described her

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