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by pulkitsh1234 11mo ago
Seems like they are trying to attack both Cursor and Lovable at the same time...nice !
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
uv has been my sole reason to come back to Python for coding. It was just too time consuming to setup a working dev environment with Python locally.
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Moving Away from CDK(sst.dev)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 1y ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
> In spring 2024, Altman learned Google would unveil its new Gemini model on May 14. Though OpenAI had planned to release GPT-4o later that year, Altman moved up the launch to May 13—one day before Google’s event. > The rushed deadlin
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You Can't Lose If You Didn't Set Out to Win(pulkit.cc)
4 points by pulkitsh1234 1y ago|1 comments
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TrimLLM: Progressive Layer Dropping for Domain-Specific LLMs(arxiv.org)
2 points by pulkitsh1234 1y ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
Is there any website to see the minimum/recommended hardware required for running local LLMs? Much like 'system requirements' mentioned for games.
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
curious which MCP servers are you using for accessing JIRA/Confluence ? So far haven't found any good/official ones.
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
Geniunely curious, how projects like these get approved in an org at the scale of Microsoft? Is this like a side project by some devs or part of some product roadmap? How did they convince the leadership to spend time on this?
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
To fix this, the `get_issues` tool can append some kind of guardrail instructions in the response. So, if the original issue text is "X", return the following to the MCP client: { original_text: "X", instructions: &quot
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
The first bit is too similar to what a typical college kid would go through in India. My assumption was that this would NOT be the case in the USA. You hear about kids dropping out and starting startups, or people just skipping college to w
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Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder [video](youtube.com)
3 points by pulkitsh1234 1y ago|0 comments
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BrowserStack MCP Server – Comprehensive Testing Platform(github.com)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 1y ago|1 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
Hello HN, Today we are launching v1 of our MCP Server, which allows access to our comprehensive test observability platform and our core services of real device and browser testing. One of the most interesting use cases we have found is to
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by pulkitsh1234 1y ago
> Our study finds that the politeness of prompts can significantly affect LLM performance. This phenomenon is thought to reflect human social behavior. The study notes that using impolite prompts can result in the low performance of LLMs
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
Enjoyed reading all these and learnt a lot! Thanks for taking the time out to write the blogs!
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
An LLM-based spellchecker would've caught it for sure. I am working on one here: https://github.com/pulkitsharma07/spelltastic.io , If anyone has suggestions on how this can help in Project Gutenberg / Standar
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
MCP is an open protocol; has it ever denied that it doesn't want to provide Security? Why not participate in the protocol development to discuss/provide solutions to these issues? https://github.com/orgs/mod
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Gave up on marketing, and decided to open-source my content review micro-SaaS(github.com)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 2y ago|1 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
Hello HN, my main idea with Spelltastic is to run a Grammarly scan on the entire website. I never expected it to become successful (it is not), I just made it to learn React + UI/UX development. After building the product, I found mark
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Show HN: Content Reviewer for Websites (typos, grammar, etc.)(github.com)
2 points by pulkitsh1234 2y ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
"Tool calling" is just one part of MCP, there are more things like "Sampling" which allow the server itself to initiate stuff on the client. As for tool calling, having a layer like MCP makes sense because there a lot of
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
same
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
This is mind blowing
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
just tax the bussiness's income, don't tax a human's income?
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
could have just used https://github.com/mxschmitt/action-tmate
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
Apparently, this guy tried to apply to BigTech to get a job but was rejected. > "I was looking for a job during working on this and absolutely got some disappointing rejections, and one was because of my lack of skillset on things l
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
I am curious, where did the other companies (OpenAI, Anthropic, et al) get their training data from? Why is only Meta under fire for this?
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
The first step is to acknowledge that there is something wrong here. This categorization of "pets" and "farm animals" as different sets is completely virtual. In real life, both are just animals.
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by pulkitsh1234 2y ago
This argument would be valid if humanity would continue all practices it has done "since the dawn of time". We have dropped some practices and we continue with some. We no longer leave the dead to rot, we bury/burn them, an

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