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by lysecret 11mo ago
The thing is that regular weather forecasts are also not that great.
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by lysecret 11mo ago
Im pretty deep into this topic and what might be interesting to an outsider is that the leading models like neuralgcm/weathernext 1 before as well as this model now are all trained with a "crps" objective which I haven't
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by lysecret 11mo ago
I wrote som truly awful code back in the day because of that but god it was glorious.
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by lysecret 11mo ago
A usecase I see for this personally I have encountered a lot of “hot cache for some time then offload for historical queries” usecases which I have built by hand multiple times. This should be a great fit. E.g. write to Postgres then period
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by lysecret 11mo ago
One usecase we have (we built it ourselves) is to periodically offload data from Postgres to lake house partitioned data on GCS. The way I see it this can now be done with a single query. Another one is the other way around to use posters a
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by lysecret 11mo ago
Ong yes it works this would have made my past job so much easier.
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by lysecret 11mo ago
Nice does this also allow me to write to parquet from my Postgres table?
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by lysecret 1y ago
Yea I use gcp vertex for this it already has Claude hope for OpenAI’s models eventually too.
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by lysecret 1y ago
I generally found 4o-transcribe to be more performant than gemini fyi.
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by lysecret 1y ago
Yea it failed on testcontainers for me. The pnpm install worked fine though.
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by lysecret 1y ago
Just played around with it the fact it’s on the phone is a big bonus. I have setup a little workflow where given linear tags it sets up a work tree on my dev box installs deps and starts the implementation so I can take it over I prefer thi
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by lysecret 1y ago
He’s the reason I got into ml in 2016 I owe him the world. Great interview I was a bit surprised how little use he got out of agents but it makes sense I wonder how he feels about having such an essential role in creating the whole vibe cod
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by lysecret 1y ago
I agree was about to comment that this article fits a domain model more than a data model.
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by lysecret 1y ago
This is very funny to me I rarely found this pushback to be useful and mostly very annoying. Claude code has the opposite problem sometimes though. To some extend this ends up being a pure preference of character. You want ur ai coder to be
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by lysecret 1y ago
This is a fascinating aspect. I also find much more usage out of Claude code and its willingness to go along with my ideas and be “steerable” seems to be part of it with codex many times it kept on overwriting changes I told it to make. It’
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by lysecret 1y ago
+1 for him he got me into agentic coding earlier this year.
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by lysecret 1y ago
It’s so funny to me but ever since they fixed that claud bug my experience has consistently been the exact opposite. Only thing I use codex now for are quite standard things it can solve end to end (like adding new features to my crud app)
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by lysecret 1y ago
I fully agree. My point was more a lot of commenters seem or implicitly compare the llm based approach with some “better” or “simpler” approach which really doesn’t exist from my estimation LLMs are sota for this kind of extractions (though
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by lysecret 1y ago
These kinds of errors have always existed and will always exist there is no perfect way to extract info from documents like this.
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by lysecret 1y ago
I see your point here but please take a look at the “standard” unstructured pdf extraction algos they have a lot of problems as well. Llm based extraction is still (on avergad) a big improvement.
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by lysecret 1y ago
Ok so after watching the latent space pod and going through their docs my understanding of what they are doing: - solve it is mostly an approach less so an app they also build some Jp notebook style ide with branching and deep chat integrat
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by lysecret 1y ago
Don’t forget they also have two versions for their genaisdk and you can also use their genaisdk through vertex great! Best part is all LLMs get horribly confused as well and mix different sdks etc.
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by lysecret 1y ago
Ok wow these models are great and fast! Tested it for pdf extraction tasks.
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by lysecret 1y ago
I agree this whole spec based approach is misguided. Code is the spec.
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by lysecret 1y ago
Generally use 2.5 flash for this, works incredibly well. So many traditionally hard things can now we solved by stuffing it into a pretty cheap llm haha.
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by lysecret 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44159166
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by lysecret 1y ago
Fully agree really enjoying TRPc for this.
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by lysecret 1y ago
What did you use instead?
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by lysecret 1y ago
Quite like the positioning of "this is the backend to your lovable ui", probably how chef (the vibe coding tool from the makers of convex) should have positioned it. (and kind of do).
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by lysecret 1y ago
In general to me it makes a lot of sense to lean much more into "templates" (I'm sure lovable etc already do it, because it's also a nice way to save money). And it's much easier to at least guarantee some basic sec

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