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Show HN: AI-Generated Art on eInk(pixsso.com)
4 points by javierluraschi 2y ago|3 comments
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
It really depends which state you go to. Also, statistically speaking, probably riskier to drive your car compared to visiting Mexico City for vacation; that said, insecurity is bad and needs to be fixed.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
See for instance: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43450044 I’d very much argue that I vibe-coded a lot, but also spent a lot of time reviewing and optimizing permissions, testing and code reviewing it. Very much a pr
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
I disagree with this statement: “If an LLM wrote the code for you, and you then reviewed it, tested it thoroughly and made sure you could explain how it works to someone else that’s not vibe coding” You can have a valid workflow were you vi
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
I would sincerely want to see more post and discussions on HN about this. Spending 200K man years for a tomb seems like a pretty poor use of resources.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
More like, AI will take your job and give you a new one.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Ugh, there is a lot of hype in the short term, probably not enough hype long-term, 5-10 years.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
I like this approach, just a bit too expensive for large datasets and local LLMs not that great and harder to scale, this needs to mature a bit more but gets my thumbs up.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Why? They are competing against other companies that are outsourcing the same job and probably paying less.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Whichever one you like the most. Hardware is 10x harder, more costlier more expensive mistakes, but also 10x less people tackle that space, so net net is all good, I’d pick whatever interests me the most
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
That's perfectly fine as long as that algorithm has lower running time that writing code from scratch
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
It only produces low quality if you don't code review the output and don't use subsequent prompts to refine. In my case, I notice the extension was requesting more permissions that it should. This would have delayed approval on t
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Vibe Coding a Product in 6 Days(hal9.com)
3 points by javierluraschi 2y ago|6 comments
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Is going to be really hard to make the government more efficient. Might be better to create 2.0 agencies. Say, IRS 2.0, USPS 2.0, NASA 2.0, DOD 2.0, start them from scratch and then eventually shut down the 1.0 agencies. Transforming existi
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Working on hal9.ai -- Long term, a Roblox for AI; short term, a Python customizable ChatGPT that is enterprise ready. Think of ChatGPT without the LLM and support for writing your own RAG. https://github.com/hal9ai/hal9
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
For those interested, you can use LLMs to process CSVs in Hal9 and also generate streamlit apps, in addition, the code is open source so if you want to help us improve our RAG or add new tools, you are more than welcomed. - https:/&#x
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
GitHub down
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
If your cloud provider tells you they are shutting you down on date X, you want to fight as hard as you can until X and then shutdown gracefully to have a chance to explain to your users why your system is going down. If you wait until you
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
https://www.reuters.com/technology/oracle-prepares-start-shu...
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Re-reading this 2019 article, makes me think that Numenta's / Jeff theory alluded to the latest test-time compute paradigm in LLMs.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
I would love to be able to zoom out beyond solar system and grasp a sense of how far we are from other stars and our place in our galaxy, etc.
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
They are probably struggling to keep sales number up, they need more sales and cut costs. So makes sense to hire more sales people and freeze development… but that’s a sad story, let’s fix that sad story with AI: AI is so good that everythi
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Good to see single page projects, can you try hosting it somewhere like GitHub pages?
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Connecting to a CRMs and building a generative application is supported, think "Chatting with your CRM" or even doing more complex tasks like "Analyzing your CRM by generating dynamic data dashboards". To interoperate wi
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
Hi there HN! We built Hal9 to make it radically simpler to create, deploy, and share applications powered by LLMs, diffusers, and other AI models. Whether you're working on chatbots, agents, APIs, or generative apps, Hal9 is designed t
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Hal9: Create and Share Generative Apps(github.com)
10 points by javierluraschi 2y ago|3 comments
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
If we agree that public market are the closest we can get to realtime market value, it's hard to argue it's easy to find a better offer. Otherwise, many other companies that are down 95% from their 2021 highs should just find a
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
I'm just arguing that she can't let the company go bankrupt when she placed a bid for $0.40. Even if she could, she could loose control of the company when all shareholders get wiped out, not sure the court will let her keep 70% t
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by javierluraschi 2y ago
She (the CEO) has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the company and its shareholders. Intentionally driving a company into bankruptcy for personal gain is a massive breach of that duty and opens her up to all kinds of legal t
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Maker of RStudio launches new R and Python IDE(infoworld.com)
175 points by javierluraschi 2y ago|128 comments

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