rahimnathwani

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by rahimnathwani 6d ago
How are you converting the bitmaps into vector images?
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by rahimnathwani 6d ago
Yes, but in their 30s most people are: - unwilling to move to a different country - unmotivated to spend time chatting with people about random things in a foreign language
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TypeSafe / Jev latency-focused demos built by Devin(github.com)
3 points by rahimnathwani 8d ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 8d ago
M1 Pro, same prompt, same cli options: 32,706 tokens 38min 19s 14.22 t/s
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by rahimnathwani 8d ago
Same in Latin. And in Italian and Portuguese, but I think they might use pronouns, too.
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by rahimnathwani 8d ago
If you want to download the gguf to your regular huggingface cache directory instead of to /tmp, you can download the model and run the server in one step: export HF_TOKEN=xxx # optional, speeds up the download ./llama-pr
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Save the Constitution. Ditch the ABA(uatx.substack.com)
1 points by rahimnathwani 9d ago|1 comments
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by rahimnathwani 9d ago
I tried it just now. After you click 'Start Demo' you should drag the newly-created tab into its own window (so you can watch it). Then click the 'Run automatically' button. When I did this it worked as described.
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Jev Ultrafast: A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space(github.com)
87 points by rahimnathwani 9d ago|13 comments
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Typesafe-computer-use drives a Mac toward a goal for 1/50th of a cent per step(github.com)
2 points by rahimnathwani 9d ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 12d ago
For some reason it switched voices half way through a 33 second clip. For OP the clip name is nari-nina-01a0a12f-980a-765e-8029-fa56bd23210d.wav
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by rahimnathwani 18d ago
Thanks, Roshan. I didn't know this interface existed. I had thought the only way to access the data was via downloadable data files (no longer published) or the PDF reports.
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Artificial Deadlines (Part 2): Retrograding Ariely and Wertenbroch (2002)(datacolada.org)
2 points by rahimnathwani 18d ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 18d ago
"Don't know why the below comment by killix got flagged" Because it's obviously written by AI.
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by rahimnathwani 18d ago
What's your source for the 2022 difference? PISA itself doesn't publish data broken down by racial subgroup. Back in 2018, the NCES public download included a RACETHC variable ( https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2021/dat
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by rahimnathwani 20d ago
How old were you?
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Hanzi Writer: JavaScript library for Chinese stroke order animations and quizzes(hanziwriter.org)
2 points by rahimnathwani 22d ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 23d ago
He didn't say his IoT devices relied on 'cloud' accounts. He said there are IoT that use services on this domain. Imagine he's set up some IoT devices at his parents' home, and those devices use services that he hos
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by rahimnathwani 23d ago
Right, I mentioned that here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49539339 jampa was saying that the Gemini 3.7 (a model) ranks higher on real-world knowledge. The point I was originally making is that I would trust any mo
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
I did something similar for structured text extraction. I added markers throughout each source document and then, for each piece of info I wanted, I asked the LLM to provide two separate fields: xyz xyz_citation The latter was just
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
You can opt in on a per-request basis.
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
When you called the Gemini API, did you opt in to using search grounding: tools=[{"type": "google_search"}] I'm curious whether in fact you were getting answers from the model weights (which is what I had ass
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
One thing in your comment surprised me: "when a thing opens and closes" Why you would rely on the model's weights to know opening hours, instead of having the model call a web search tool to verify it on the official site?
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
What would you choose instead? I am trying to get my son to learn Python using Carol Vorderman's book.
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by rahimnathwani 24d ago
"It has led to academic improvements across entire school districts" This sounds amazing! Is there anything more you can share about this? Or any articles/papers about the results or how you supported kids to progress with Sc
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by rahimnathwani 28d ago
When you said "It's a fairly well established geopolitical principle." I assumed you were talking about the legal aspect. That's why I responded the way I did. Now I understand you're talking about not about the l
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by rahimnathwani 28d ago
"it needs to maintain an actual population there and provide basic services to it. It's a fairly well established geopolitical principle." I don't think that's true. See the middle paragraph of page 46 here: https:
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by rahimnathwani 28d ago
These teenagers aren't thousands of years old. Neither are their parents. The folks suggesting that other people should pay to improve things for people choosing to live in that area seem to simultaneously believe that these people: -
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by rahimnathwani 29d ago
Or the people who don't like living in a remote area with high prices could choose to move somewhere else? The US is huge.
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by rahimnathwani 1mo ago
I was trying to find a comparison between Peekaboo (what openclaw uses for computer use) and cua (what Hermes uses). I didn't find anything useful on a quick google search, so I went to HN search and searched for 'peekaboo cua&#x2

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