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   by malshe 1y ago

   Thanks. Diff view sounds useful
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   by malshe 1y ago

   This might come off as a naive question so pardon me in advance for my ignorance. I got Claude Max just last week and I have been using it in the MacOS Terminal app. I also used it in Zed and VS Code terminals and faced no issues. So what i
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   by malshe 1y ago

   BYD is going to win this race unless Tesla introduces new car models. BYD is a better investment too. The stock is up almost 300% in the last 5 years while Tesla is up 140%.
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Thanks! I will check this out.
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   GenAI Misinformation, Trust, & News Consumption-Evidence from a Field Experiment(nber.org)

   1 points by malshe 1y ago|1 comments
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   by malshe 1y ago

   > Sidenote: What you want for RAG is not OCR as-in extracting text. The task for RAG preprocessing is typically called Document Layout Analysis or End-to-End Document Parsing/Extraction. Got it. Indeed, I need to do End-to-End Docum
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Ok, thanks for sharing. I will take a look.
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   by malshe 1y ago

   I will try it out. Is this the correct library? - https://github.com/yobix-ai/extractous I have used Gemini for OCR and it was indeed good. I also used GPT 3.5 and liked that too.
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   by malshe 1y ago

   So you suggest working directly with HTML or going HTML -> Markdown first?
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Oh, I totally think markdown is better than converting to png and then doing OCR. Maybe I did not use a good HTML to markdown converter. The HTML documents are really long and the markdown converter broke down a few times. But as I mentione
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    by malshe 1y ago

    The folks who are using RAG, what's the SOTA for extracting text from pdf documents? I have been following discussions on HN and I have seen a few promising solutions that involve converting pdf to png and then doing extraction. Howeve
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    by malshe 1y ago

    echarts is great. I like Highcharts too
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Let's see how much the dealers will mark it up. In recent years, many cars that were advertised as reasonably priced ended up being unaffordable due to dealer pricing.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I think it depends on whether Trump/Miller are behind it. If they are, then every Republican politician will fall in line without a peep.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Tesla is going downhill. Just in today's news they slashed prices to car leasing companies by 40% in the UK. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/elon-musk-s-tesla-repor...
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > Regardless of what the final form factor ends up being, there’s no doubt spending our lives hunched over staring at a piece of glass in our hand is suboptimal. As opposed to what exactly? If the author really believes that a watch and
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I have this experience working in academia too. Closer to paper submission, all the coauthors work longer days. Emails at midnight and sometimes even Zoom calls at ungodly hours are not unheard of. But once the paper is submitted, usually t
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    Fried Potatoes Font [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Oh wow! Thanks for running this. I did not think about explicitly telling it not to use Python. I will try it now!
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    Ask HN: NLP Using Chat UI

    1 points by malshe 1y ago|2 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Professors are currently exempt but not for long https://tiffany.house.gov/media/press-releases/tiffany-intro... https://www.cotton.senate.gov/news/press-releases/cotton-int...
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I am all for in-person written and/or oral exams. We still do it for PhD classes. But we don't have people to conduct oral exams for large classes like in undergrad or even some masters level courses. In my university, even gettin
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    Meta brought AI to rural Colombia. Now students are failing exams(restofworld.org)

    50 points by malshe 1y ago|28 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Thanks for sharing this article.
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    Tesla's Dojo supercomputer is DOA – now what?(theverge.com)

    6 points by malshe 1y ago|4 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > as time goes on and the models get better, the performance of the different company's gets clustered closer together This could be partly due to normative isomorphism[1] according to the institutional theory. There is also a lot o
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    by malshe 1y ago

    As much as I hate Meta and its digital properties, I have to admit Whatsapp has been instrumental in keeping me in touch with my old friends. Now whenever I travel, I make it a point to let my friends in that city know about my trip and try
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Oh wow, that's frustrating! I hope you find someone to provide consistent care at a reasonable price. Btw do your parents live in a state with high cost of living or this is a general situation across the country?
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I wonder if moving his father to an assisted living facility at some point will be a better option. I have little experience with this topic so I am genuinely curious.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    100% my experience too. The crapware also slows down the machine considerably.