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johannesboyne
6mo ago
DQC.ai | Senior Software Engineer | 65-95k€ + VSOP https://dqc.ai/careers/senior-software-engineer-backend We're building the AI-powered platform for enterprise data. Automatically analyse data quality, automatica
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johannesboyne
1y ago
A very similar "how to guide" can be found here https://ampcode.com/how-to-build-an-agent written by Thorsten Ball. In general Amp is quite interesting - obviously no hidden gem anymore ;-) but great to see more t
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johannesboyne
3y ago
The combination is truly key, how we do it: - Combining LLMs, gradient boosting, and multiple statistical/heuristic based approaches - For LLMs: rely on (quite) large context length + fine-tuning - The (ML) models are used to extract m
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johannesboyne
3y ago
reg. 1) Which one has been used?
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johannesboyne
3y ago
We ( https://dqc.ai ) are doing something in the space, yes. Next to a mixture of ML, and heuristic based approaches, plus link & integrations into source systems. Happy to talk about it, feel free to reach out.
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The Dunant subsea cable
(cloud.google.com)
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johannesboyne
6y ago
One super interesting startup in this sector: https://www.labtwin.com/ they completely automated lab reporting and made it voice-first
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johannesboyne
7y ago
Hehe... hi Lars, long time no "see" ;-) Yes, he is and I was also very happy to see the project getting mentioned here! I used it myself and was always impressed about it!
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johannesboyne
7y ago
Atfarm - https://at.farm - uses satellite data to provide precision fertilization maps for farmers across the globe. (Disclaimer: involvement in the setup)
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Ask HN: Real world, large scale edge-computing
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7y ago
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Implementing State Machines in PostgreSQL
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9y ago
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johannesboyne
11y ago
For all the German fellows: I'll give a talk about "exactly" this topic including a hands-on sample at the "Monster on Rails" Meetup this week in Münster - http://www.meetup.com/Monster-on-Rails-Web-
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11y ago
+1 for simplicity
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Apple Invents New Apple Watch Biometric ID System Using Plethysmography
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11y ago
And if it is faster than boot2docker with VirtualBox, great!
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11y ago
https://github.com/ailispaw/boot2docker-xhyve
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johannesboyne
11y ago
Has one of you tried xhyve? https://coreos.com/blog/coreos-and-xhyve-tech-preview/
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johannesboyne
11y ago
Thanks rcarmo for bringing this up. You're right, it is a better, and the only right, approach to declare the dependencies like you proposed. I've updated the code!
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johannesboyne
11y ago
Yes, docker-compose ( https://docs.docker.com/compose/ ) is just great. Another sweet tool, but I haven't used it in production yet, is empire ( https://github.com/remind101/empire ) for deployme
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A Go, Docker workflow
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Startup-patent.com
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Container-Native Linux on Bare Metal
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11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll50EFquwSo Building and scaling container driven cloud infrastructure - Bryan Cantrill (Video about Triton)
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11y ago
This Blog Post https://www.joyent.com/blog/understanding-triton-containers explains it very well!
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Show HN: Enhanced Comparison of Fingerprint Data
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Bitcoin Survey: Anonymity in Bitcoin
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Show HN: Crowdfunding-Platform for Patents and Inventions
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11y ago
yep
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johannesboyne
12y ago
It is a difficult question, and actually not quite clear in what context you want to gain speed. Is it the pure coding or is it the development of solutions? I'll go for the later ;) Structure your work and try to develop a strategy. S
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Coming back to the UNIX Philosophy, again and again
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