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by lassenordahl 1y ago
this is sick
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by lassenordahl 1y ago
Just wanna say that this is one of those magical ideas that I'd never personally think of, but when I see it like this, it makes perfect sense! So cool.
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by lassenordahl 2y ago
OCR to original structure is a really fun problem! I did something similar in an internship for newspapers pre-LLM Vision models, and it ended up being a bunch of interval problems re-aligning and formatting the extracted text. Found that A
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by lassenordahl 2y ago
Hm yeah - I think you and I just have differing opinions on the research process. I'd be a bit more vague, and define the publication process as something similar to you. I still think things like this are important, and at least give
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by lassenordahl 2y ago
Is your argument that them sharing research progress and demos doesn't benefit anybody purely because we can't immediately play around with them? I feel like sharing early closed-source blog-posts is part of the research process.
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by lassenordahl 2y ago
I think the strength based feedback was a good way of summarizing what a lot of my favorite managers did since I've started working. Focusing on encouraging engineers to play to their strengths helps the team as a whole and encourages
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by lassenordahl 3y ago
We released a browser SQL shell a few weeks ago in Cockroach Cloud. It has some nice to haves like autocomplete, syntax highlighting, and allows creating and querying cluster in < 20 seconds end to end. I worked on the frontend + some of
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Executing SQL queries from the browser in Cockroach Cloud(cockroachlabs.com)
2 points by lassenordahl 3y ago|1 comments
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by lassenordahl 4y ago
This is a project that a teammate of mine refused to post on Hacker news himself, hence me making it
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Code as infrastructure as code through Terraform(github.com)
2 points by lassenordahl 4y ago|2 comments
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by lassenordahl 4y ago
Why should infrastructure get to have all the fun? We should also be able to source code that we can version, reuse, and share in a safe, consistent, and repeatable way.