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I doubt todays management would read a PowerPoint that dense.
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I used the embeddings from Voyage for a project in Swedish this summer. The neat thing about Voyage was besides the speed of the service. I think I had 250 million tokens and Voyage was the fastest. It took a couple of days on and off. I be
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What a lovely community, right up my alley. Thank you!
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Any tips if someone want to join in the Nordics?
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SQL clicked once I read the original paper and it explained it terms of sets.
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I want to crawl and plug in scihib to this and see what happens.
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Have you seen this? https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do...
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I am going to see if this can be used to forecast wins for sports betting.
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I spent some time learning those queries for a project and when I grokked it they where very handy.
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Mapping 400k speeches from the Swedish parlament using embeddings
(noterat.github.io)
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Let’s see where this goes in 1-2 years. There is a ton of money in the CAD industry.
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Ask HN: Is Management This Boring?
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Interesting, I got the opposite result. The full embeddings gave two or three clusters. How did you work with the hyper parameters of HDBSCAN?
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So anyone up for a discussion on this paper at: https://www.alphaxiv.org/abs/2403.18103
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Did you reduce the dimension before applying HDBSCAN?
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Amazing video! For those of you that want to experience it - check out https://sailtraininginternational.org
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I was born after Max Headroom aired, but for those of you that saw it while it aired, how was it?
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I read in another thread that people are doing dev in a container. It’s supposed to be awesome. How does this compare do developing inside a container?
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This is what makes me come to HN every single day.
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Ask HN: Nurture Child Developement and Education
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Harvest Coccoliths that have been around for millions of years and are believed of being responsible for the majority of carbon sequestration. Plus, they are pretty!
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If this sort of thing interest you I can recommend the authors podcast “Cautionary tales”.
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Y could probably build something with the shortcuts app that goes a long way - surprisingly long.
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I haven’t read the paper yet but I want to share my immediate thought. So the harder it is to “convince” the LLM on a wrong answer, that’s a proxy for low epistemic uncertainty? I know you shouldn’t view the LLM as a “mind” - but I can’t he
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Also bookmarking to think about it. My mind drifted towards Fourier transform. Using the transform as a way of describing a system with less entropy? Or am I butchering all of mathematics by making this comparison?
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I believe there is a 99% invisible podcast episode about “Great bitter lake”. It’s worth a listen.
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It would be cool to write some tests to see how often it works out. I have noticed that LLM:s often creates command line options that doesn’t exist. Security aside, I bet it would work more often than when I input something in the terminal.
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Cool project using Processing, I’ve always wanted to play with that.
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I want to this with Factorio. Build a huge computer within Factorio made out of belts. Make it seg fault and break out of the game.
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What, Simone Weil the philosopher and André Weil are siblings? That’s really cool. I can recommend Philosophy This podcast on Simone Weil for those interested.
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