hammeiam

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by hammeiam 3y ago
How far do we think this product is from something that use uses langchain to parse pdfs, create & store chunks / embeddings, and feed them to ChatGPT (or a local model)? Do we think there's any secret sauce?
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by hammeiam 3y ago
You can email the dependabot team and they'll opt your repo into a beta with pnpm support
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Typical accounting formatting represents losses in parens eg `$(5b)` and profits without, eg `$5b`. So you profit/loss annotations are redundant and your 2022 is confusing.
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Neuromancer had a similar plot point - ancient texts contained the symbols and sounds which were effectively pre-language "firmware"
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by hammeiam 4y ago
One of their best albums to boot
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by hammeiam 4y ago
You can actually ask ChatGPT to cite its sources. Anecdotally when I tried, it provided me with a valid url to a census.gov site that contained the answer to my question. That doesn't make it better than google, but it does mean that s
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Is it possible to integrate this with a library like networkx? D2 has great layouts and seems very simple to create ad-hoc graphs, but it would also be nice to support graph data structures that you can slice up how you want, like this htt
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Your Alexa has started talking to you and asking you for things, unprompted?
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Found the YIMBY
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by hammeiam 4y ago
I use graphviz via networkx to build a dependency tree for my company's app. I'm able to split one master tree into sub-trees based on which "flow" I want to look at. img: https://imgur.com/7qCKA1G code:
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by hammeiam 4y ago
Anybody have a link to the original game? I went 0/25 and could use a hint
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by hammeiam 4y ago
I took a stab at writing my own UML-type diagram in Python using networkx and rendered with dot. Since it's a real network instead of just pictures, I can slice it however I want it (eg "show me all dependencies of page X" or
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by hammeiam 4y ago
I’d second some other opinions and recommend debouncing user input and making the network call after a 200ms break in input
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by hammeiam 4y ago
agreed, I'd love a txt/csv dump of my plans
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by hammeiam 4y ago
I'm so incredibly impressed with this tool. In addition to the slick interface, it has some killer features and niceties: - You can add a "dependent expense" (have a kid) at a certain age - You can run Monte Carlo simulations
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by hammeiam 5y ago
Hosting my own WebDAV server on my symbology nas! Very easy to set up, the only stumbling block is getting a domain name and setting up ddns
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by hammeiam 5y ago
Honest question, how does one stumble upon internet communities anymore, let alone one like this? I feel like personal blogs via HN is about as far off the beaten path as I'm able to get these days.
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by hammeiam 5y ago
Well now they've only got $738.45B on hand, that'll show 'em!
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by hammeiam 5y ago
To summarize: is the shipping crisis even that big an issue this might better channeled to ramp up local industries to fill the gaps don't his solutions come off as a tad naive?
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by hammeiam 5y ago
What a diverse set of interviewees
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by hammeiam 5y ago
What are the odds that this isn't an effort to get kids offline, and instead an attempt at freeing bandwidth or reducing energy consumption? This feels like when they banned bitcoin mining at the same time they were having rolling brow
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by hammeiam 5y ago
I think it's relative. The technology is progressing, but as you said no one has a timeline. So if you're a company betting billions (and billions) of dollars on getting self-driving out the door in 5 years, and now it's year
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by hammeiam 5y ago
Anybody can have a Roth IRA. Even if you're over the income limit for a Roth, you can still convert a traditional to a Roth IRA after you pay taxes on the amount. These conversions are pretty common and well known.
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by hammeiam 5y ago
dydx is the first that comes to mind. There are also lots of collateralized loan providers (aave, ruler, alphahomora etc) that are probably seeing billions of dollars of liquidations.
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by hammeiam 5y ago
While it's not an integrated savings/budget app like Simple, I think YNAB has a similar spirit as Simple + a great community. It's a pure budgeting app, but you'll know exactly what every dollar is doing.
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by hammeiam 6y ago
I found that one as well, I appreciate them hiding it for only the curious to find :)
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by hammeiam 6y ago
YNAB is excellent. They have auto-importing, auto-categorization, geotagging transactions with the mobile app, and cool community-led addons ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/toolkit-for-ynab/l... )
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by hammeiam 6y ago
From the title: "Intermittent fasting from dawn to sunset for four consecutive weeks..."
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by hammeiam 6y ago
So Goya had the cure all along?
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by hammeiam 6y ago
Who is that author? He seems to be the "research director" of a student group (MMN) but does he have qualifications?

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