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by omneity 1y ago
This would be such an interesting experiment to perform on other social platforms as well alongside some rough semantic analysis to understand which topics are being silenced. I already got quite a lot of the data pipeline setup for this, s
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Exactly. There was a certain simplicity that might be lost. But yeah I can imagine it might work out differently for others as well. Glad to hear it is for you! Have you considered other options? Curious if you came across anything particul
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Put simply, Svelte and React were at two ends of a spectrum. React gives you almost complete control over every aspect of the lifecycle, but you have to be explicit about most of the behavior you are seeking to achieve. Building an app with
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Disclaimer: OT and pretty ranty. I don't know if that's what the GP hinted at, but as a Svelte developer and big advocate for more than 6 years (single handedly training and evangelizing 20+ developers on it), I found so many conc
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It’s actually not too far off. Yes MCP is designed for LLM interactions, but we observed that it’s an invocation API that’s pretty generic. So we built a package format that encapsulates computations and makes them accessible from any of MC
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There’s a modern version of it on Steam with multiplayer which is decent (could be much worse given most modern remakes of classic IPs)
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I can actually see the emoji for number 4 on iOS Safari. It’s in the 3rd line, the one before the website url (penultimate).
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I thought hackernews strips out emojis, interesting.
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It seems someone is trying to pass some less tasteful containers in the name of more reputable ones.
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In my case, I have workloads like this where it’s possible to verify the correctness of the result after inference, so any success rate is better than 0 as it’s possible to identify the “good ones”.
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How do you handle binationals who might not have the same details (or even name) on each of their passports?
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Calling it desperate is a subjective assessment. Yes, some strategies are more haphazard than others, but ignoring generative AI currently is the same as ignoring the internet in 1999 or mobile in 2010 (which facebook famously regretted and
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I found the Windsurf agent to be relatively less capable, but their inline tool (and the “Tab” they’re promoting so much) has been extremely underwhelming, compared to Cursor. The only one in this class to be even worse in my experience is
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This would only be complete in aggregate. We don’t know how many people signed up as a result.
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See my other comment. The answer is transfer learning: leveraging massive amounts of data in one language like Python, a few bridges to another language like Ruby, and obtain a “native” result in the other language. But in this case the LLM
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For most low-resource languages, support in LLMs is trained through translation pairs between english and the other languages, because translation data is easier to come across than say, conversations about coding, history, physics, basical
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This is so cool! I hope it starts some kind of new genre or creator community. Maybe a souls-like take on TR as well? Or some unexpected mashup with another game? So many ideas come to mind!
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What you're describing as "needle in a haystack" is a necessary requirement for the downstream ability you want. The distinction is really how many "things" the LLM can process in a single shot. LLMs process tokens
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I have been trying GPT-4.1 for a few hours by now through Cursor on a fairly complicated code base. For reference, my gold standard for a coding agent is Claude Sonnet 3.7 despite its tendency to diverge and lose focus. My take aways: - Thi
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I am not sure about public evidence. But the memory requirements alone to train on 1M long windows would make it a very unrealistic proposition compared to RoPE scaling. And as I mentioned RoPE is essential for long context anyway. You can&
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Indeed, but it does not take away the fact that long context is not trained through long content but by scaling short content instead.
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I'm not sure to which extent this opinion is accurately informed. It is well known that nobody trains on 1M token-long content. It wouldn't work anyway as the dependencies are too far fetched and you end up with vanishing gradient
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I hope they also improve their JSONSchema support for structured output and tool calling. Currently it has many limitations compared to OpenAI’s, for example it doesn’t support “additionalProperties” which eliminates an entire class of use
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vast.ai have two kinds of servers, what they call "datacenter" and regular ones. Datacenter servers seem to have better internet and a contractual agreement with vast.ai, probably the distinction you're looking for.
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The 3D pie chart remains a classic and my igfavorite in this category.
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We are actually solving this problem by building the Huggingface Hub[0] for browser automations -automatically tested and updated around the clock, and a homegrown distributed automation framework [1] that can leverage your own browser, you
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Grandparent is correct. This is manually trained in, nothing fundamental changed since 2022. LLMs have no intrinsic way of knowing. Source: I train LLMs and push their limits.
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In the local context as well. Unlike say the docker socket which is protected by default using unix permissions, the CDP protocol has no authorization, authentication or permission mechanism. Anything on your machine (such as a rogue brows
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Exposing Chrome CDP is a terrible idea from a security and privacy perspective. You get the keys to the whole kingdom (and expose them on a standard port with a well documented API). All security features of the web can be bypassed, and the
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We work on something similar and aim to be the huggingface hub for automations you can run in your browser[0], with built-in support for MCP SSE. Use the pre-built Trails[1][2] as MCP servers or create and publish your own with a familiar p

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