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kukkeliskuu
6d ago
That may well be the case. My suspicion is that many research papers would not pass such a quality review. I am not saying anything about their usefulness, though. You are not suggesting it, but as some might, I want to emphasize that I thi
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kukkeliskuu
6d ago
Extend this beyond review. The most value we would get is from quality checking existing published papers.
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kukkeliskuu
6d ago
It can be turned around as well, for validating existing research, creating a bot that checks papers against all the well-known logical fallacies, issues with statistical methods, checks the images etc.
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kukkeliskuu
12d ago
Even if for most areas and most partner dances, there are less leaders than followers, this is not universally true. For instance in Turkey and Buenos Aires, there are many tourists of both sexes, while local women are culturally biased not
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kukkeliskuu
12d ago
The writer appears to touch one important point. Many of us are mind-oriented, have lost touch with our emotional and physical side. For us, body is just for moving brain around. While we all have all of the sides, for such a person, other
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kukkeliskuu
12d ago
Yes, SEO, wrote the comment in rush, sorry. I am running a very popular dance calendar site in Finland that contains very relevant information, in very condensed format, but has some ads that are highly relevant for readers. I see why you m
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12d ago
One idea I had for getting to the tail: filter out sites that appear to use SSO.
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1mo ago
> But what really gets me is the model often tries to make assumptions for me that I didn't specify in the prompt. When the LLM writes a description of a codebase, you are doing transformation from more semantic meaning to less sema
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1mo ago
The words "management" and "leadership" are used to convey many kinds of meaning, so I think it is important to elaborate carefully what we mean when we say that "working with LLMs is more like <x>". For
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1mo ago
In many of my LLM projects, I have been using DSLs for all kinds of purposes. As many of these projects, data is kind of central, I use Django. So for these DSLs, hy (lisp combined with python) has been working quite well. I have not had tr
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2mo ago
I suspect many SEO practices could be detected automatically without LLMs: link farming typically uses cheaper domain names, commercial content might typically contain certain keywords, certain kind of tracking is more suspicious, affiliate
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2mo ago
The world needs an anti-SEO search engine, that explicitly penalizes for something that appears SEO.
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2mo ago
Continuing on your suggestion. There could be open source tooling to create custom private "closednets", with - trust ring mechanism to allow invitations, flagging, banning, and banning those that invite people who were banned - t
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2mo ago
While not everything can be easily converted (IMS, CICS, reports, batch processing etc.), there are many situations where automated tooling can be helpful in migrations. Related to this, I created a tool for situations where you want to com
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3mo ago
There appears to be some underlying principles between intermediate representations and possible, reliable transformations. Intermediate representations are often used to keep the architecture more manageable -- in compilers, for example. B
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3mo ago
I feel the same. More projects, more ambitious projects. I would have not been able to even imagine sone of the things I am building now, not to talk about implementhing them alone.
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3mo ago
Protonmail (and I guess all others including Gmail, except Fastmail) has a nasty feature, where the sender can put an expiration date on emails and practically get a confirmation you received the email without you ever knowing you received
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kukkeliskuu
4mo ago
Many, recently: - I coded myself a portfolio manager to manage all the projects that I have - secrets management tool to avoid accidental leaks of tokens by AIs - tool for automatic creation of training/product presentation videos for
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4mo ago
I am doing approximately the same for some of these as well, plus CRM. For me, CRM is just a list of contacts with a state and some other fields, plus record who was contacted and when. But I can directly pull information that is relevant t
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5mo ago
For an individual project? Seems kind of far off that an individual project would take load that one server could not handle, even at open source level. Or do you mean allow people to create projects freely?
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5mo ago
Service management is business oriented, what is the service we are providing and how do we deliver it, and how do we agree with the customer what we deliver. And when the data is structured, other interesting oppurtinities become possible.
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5mo ago
Continuing USM tools, set of tools for better service management based on Unified Service Management (USM) model. The basic idea is better to define your services as data, instead of documentation.
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5mo ago
Any ideas, approaches, books, blog posts you have found useful for product page planning? I have a related need, to create some great product spec sheets.
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5mo ago
How well are these performing?
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5mo ago
I really like this premise. Recently I have had trouble with Sentry. I have a site that has a lot of data coming in (2M page views per month) and Sentry starts being unusable for a solo developer. And on the other hand, I have several Djang
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5mo ago
Great idea! I was actually working on last weekend with something that has similarities. I am working on USM.tools, which allows specifying your services in structured way. There is a need to specify some of the data in semi-structured way,
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5mo ago
Maybe 10 years ago I started to build Guitar Hero style game with real electric drums, initially to teach myself drumming. The idea was to extract drum information from real songs (so I was exploring a DSL as well). I guess modern AIs could
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5mo ago
I just installed a gitea. It seems decent.
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5mo ago
Markdown.
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