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LLM Benchmarks on Company Data(github.com)
1 points by lorey 1y ago|0 comments
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by lorey 2y ago
Had to modify the title slightly to pass validation. Also "How [I algo...]" got removed, did not know that happens automatically.
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I algorithmically donated $5000 to Open Source(kvinogradov.com)
365 points by lorey 2y ago|84 comments
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by lorey 4y ago
Why GPT-based then? There are libraries that do this: You give examples, they generate the rules for you and give you a scraper object that takes any html and returns the scraped data. Mine: https://github.com/lorey/mls
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by lorey 4y ago
<div class="hidden">Actual name: Batman</div> Most explicit CSS rules allow you to spot this, implicit rules won't and possibly can't.
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by lorey 4y ago
Personally, this feels like the direction scraping should move into. From defining how to extract, to defining what to extract. But we're nowhere near that (yet). A few other thoughts from someone who did his best to implement somethin
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by lorey 4y ago
Isn't this what contracts were created for?
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by lorey 4y ago
Roses are red, their logo is blue. They scrape your data, but sue if you do.
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by lorey 4y ago
Hey Jörg, long time follower. Really like how the landing page turned out! Congratulations. For anyone to lazy: https://www.paydevs.com/
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by lorey 4y ago
I feel the landing page needs a minimum example of how to get value, not only how to install it. Think stripe, that to this day shows how to integrate it with a few lines of code. When looking at the tutorial, I also feel a lot of steps nec
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by lorey 4y ago
related: "choose boring technology" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20323246
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by lorey 4y ago
Which is in turn a threat to the open web in general. Could not agree more.
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by lorey 4y ago
Really interesting tool. I've always found the task of finding the right CSS selectors tiresome, so I created tool which automatically extracts the right selectors for you (and builds a scraper as well). Open Source on GitHub: https:&
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by lorey 4y ago
I've been using a markdown-based calendar in Obsidian together with a regular Google Calendar, and so far, it's been working great for me. For markdown, I simply create interconnected notes for years, months, weeks, and days and n
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by lorey 4y ago
I can't provide the UI, but here's my tool to generate a calendar for Obsidian: https://github.com/lorey/obsi/ Preview here: https://github.com/lorey/obsi/tree/master/
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by lorey 4y ago
Am I the only one that thinks this blog post is not too different? A blog post about a youtube video, no additional value.
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by lorey 4y ago
I've only looked into importing cards automatically briefly. My feeling was that keeping progress might be an issue if cards change (and thus get re-created). Do you deal with that?
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by lorey 5y ago
any source on that?
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by lorey 5y ago
As an example for the non-Germans here, here's N26: https://www.northdata.com/N26+Bank+GmbH,+Berlin/Amtsgericht+... note: it shows management not ownership
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by lorey 5y ago
There's also Kitekraft from YC: - https://medium.com/kitekraft/kitekraft-takes-off-with-y-comb... - https://www.kitekraft.de/
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by lorey 5y ago
I think this is how philosophy has been for the last 2000 years...
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by lorey 5y ago
I thought I had heard that term before. Found the following article in my bookmarks describing how to make your phone more boring and less usable on purpose. Not the same topic, still highly recommended. https://nomasters.io&#x2F
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by lorey 5y ago
These are my bookmarks for pitchdeck collections: https://www.pitchdeckhunt.com/ https://opendeck.app/ https://angelmatch.io/pitch_decks https://starthouse.xyz/ (down)
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by lorey 5y ago
Thank you so much, happy to hear! There's a more versatile version coming soon :)
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by lorey 5y ago
Will do, just haven't decided yet :)
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by lorey 5y ago
I would love to see this as a flake8 extension. An own tool with own formatting, workflow, etc.? I'm not sure...
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by lorey 5y ago
In case anyone wants to detect the selectors automatically, here's a small python library I wrote that does it for you: https://github.com/lorey/mlscraper
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by lorey 6y ago
If you're interested in the mathematical background, I can highly recommend: https://medium.com/@kentbeck_7670/decisions-decisions-or-why...
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by lorey 6y ago
The number of highly controversial opinions on this, to me, only shows that it makes sense to try to map a potential path. While the criticism in the comments here may be valid, it is mostly unconstructive and without any proper explanation
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by lorey 6y ago
Damn, I really like the design/layout. Anyone know where to find it by any chance?

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