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nnurmanov
7mo ago
What about EU Inc? Is there any timeline?
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8mo ago
Do you have to restart your computer to exit telnet?:)
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Lotus Health nabs $35M for AI doctor that sees patients for free
(techcrunch.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
They claim: Since AI models are also prone to hallucinations, the company always has board-certified human doctors from top health institutions such as Stanford, Harvard, and UCSF review the final diagnoses, lab orders, and medical prescrip
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nnurmanov
11mo ago
I agree. Here is my thinking. What if LLM providers will make short answers the default (for example, up to 200 tokens, unless the user explicitly enables “verbose mode”). Add prompt caching and route simple queries to smaller models. Resul
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11mo ago
I used to be a Dell customer; all my family members had Dell Latitude laptops. But I agree, they got worse. I had a fan break, a key fall out, and Bluetooth issues with some of them, and when it was time to upgrade, I moved to Apple MacBook
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11mo ago
AI for COBOL? Now I’ve seen everything.
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1y ago
It’s per core licensing with core factors. Core factor ranges from 0.25 to 1. I have not checked how it is now, but it used to be as above 5-10 years ago
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1y ago
Nowadays, when I post a job for our openings, I get thousands of applicants, which is much higher than 2–3 years ago. Over 90% are irrelevant. To limit the applicant count, I ask for references. For example, just the other day a candidate r
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1y ago
I am using Neo4j to build an equipment database, I also use MySQL in the same project to store transactional data. It took some time to figure out right syntax for Spring Boot/Neo4j Cypher query, but now it works OK. The reason I chose
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1y ago
It is a business model problem, not Google’s problem. When it is easy to stand out by paying money, it will always become trash
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nnurmanov
1y ago
English should be #1:)
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1y ago
I live in such country, local currency volatile, laws are changing. There is no long term planning, projects should span 1-2 years and if they bring income, then you are lucky. In long term the situation is no good
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1y ago
In the marketing world 1>2:)
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1y ago
Are there any cool UI libraries for Svelte or Vue? Similar to Baseweb or Grommet?I am planning to move away from ReactJS some day
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1y ago
I moved from managed AWS to unmanaged AWS (lightsail), decreasing the cost significantly and still staying in AWS ecosystem. I use S3, Route53, SES and other cheap services, you could consider this path
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1y ago
With java I can create new package let’s say under com.examle.plugins and extend my app, namely I can add nee classes, new features and have them working with my existing app. Are there such thing with frontend?
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1y ago
Are there benchmarks for such kind of tools? How does it handle tables? Different languages?
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1y ago
For example, markitdown from MS can't recognize Cyrillic text, when I started researching into it, I found that they use pdfminer.six under the hood and there is an unresolved issue with supporting languages. Docling is OK with tables,
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Ask HN: Any PDF Benchmarks?
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1y ago
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2y ago
Another solution is to change the country name:)
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2y ago
When the universe is born, at t=0, supposedly all the particles were entangled. Sheeps are no exception, although they are macroscopic.
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Ask HN: Quantum Entanglement
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2y ago
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2y ago
I did not try doctly, but AWS Textract does not support in my case Russian, so the output is completely useless
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2y ago
Does anyone know if there are any difference if you typed the question with typos vs you did it correctly?
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2y ago
Let me start. I am building VoicePoll.io a voice-first survey platform where respondents record their thoughts instead of typing, making feedback effortless and natural. Did you know that: 90% of human communication is non-verbal—intonation
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Ask HN: What Are You Building?
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2y ago
E.g. oftentimes there is l and I (capital I), this may be an issue for OCR. The perfect case is when there is a PDF document and data embedded as XML data, but unfortunately it is not the case.
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2y ago
It is not OCR to blame, when you have garbage in you should not expect anything of high quality, especially with handwriting and tables and different languages. Even human beings fail to understand some documents (see doctor's prescrip
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2y ago
prompt and pray, this is my default mode while working with LLMs
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