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What Every Programmer Should Know About Load Testing(sheshbabu.com)
4 points by rkwz 3y ago|0 comments
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What Every Programmer Should Know About Load Testing(sheshbabu.com)
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Taurus: Writing JMeter Load Tests as Code(sheshbabu.com)
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Analyzing Slow Python Code Using CProfile(sheshbabu.com)
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by rkwz 3y ago
> How do I script it? OF's automation is a must-have, as that's how I integrate it with my other apps. Extensive Shortcuts support (ala Things) is a minimum. AppleScript or JavaScript is better. What's the usecase for scri
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Files(files.community)
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Thoughts on the Future of Software Development(sheshbabu.com)
257 points by rkwz 3y ago|420 comments
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by rkwz 3y ago
> I use it for RAG and as a fancy knowledge extraction engine Curious, can you share more details about your usecase?
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by rkwz 3y ago
Thanks for the notes, I thought it would be a more detailed prompt :) Any reason why you choose Opus instead of other LLMs, was it because of the 200k context window?
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by rkwz 3y ago
Interesting project! The instructions look similar to cucumber/gherkin tests but without the underlying instructions. Is the goal to automate navigation of arbitrary websites?
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by rkwz 3y ago
Thanks, this feels like Tauri but with Python (correct me of wrong). Hoping to give it a try soon!
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System-wide text summarization using Ollama and AppleScript(sheshbabu.com)
1 points by rkwz 3y ago|0 comments
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by rkwz 3y ago
Since browser cache is no longer shared, why not self-host fonts for even better privacy?
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by rkwz 3y ago
Feels similar to Lindows - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linspire
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The marvellous concept of 'give-a-fuck"(squiretothegiants.com)
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GPT and other AI models can't analyze an SEC filing, researchers find(cnbc.com)
1 points by rkwz 3y ago|0 comments
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by rkwz 3y ago
> I was particularly interested in testing models’ ability to reason (i.e., perform a somewhat complex task that requires high context understanding) about out-of-distribution (i.e., unseen) data. I was under the assumption that finetune
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by rkwz 3y ago
Oh, can install Ollama in Linux/WSL as well
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Are Open-Source Large Language Models Catching Up?(arxiv.org)
342 points by rkwz 3y ago|212 comments
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by rkwz 3y ago
> Naive Bayes is also surprisingly powerful for deduplication of large datasets Thanks for this! I implemented Entity Resolution from scratch 2 years back and was mostly able to do deterministic linkages using identifiers or using TF-IDF
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by rkwz 3y ago
Thanks for this, been meaning to read up on the Fellegi Sunter paper for a long time!
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Entity Resolution Challenges(sheshbabu.com)
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by rkwz 3y ago
Thanks, TIL!
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by rkwz 3y ago
Thanks for sharing the tip, would definitely try this out in near future! > figure out how to pull out entropy scores Can you elaborate on this? "entropy scores" == how unique a value is?
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by rkwz 3y ago
Curious, how would LLMs help here?
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Entity Resolution Challenges(sheshbabu.com)
10 points by rkwz 3y ago|6 comments
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by rkwz 3y ago
Unrelated: this link opened almost instantly, what’s this magic? Even HN takes longer!
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by rkwz 3y ago
> Now that Cryan's gone, however, it's becoming apparent that his authority over some senior managers at Deutsche Bank was weak. He and Hammonds' ability to challenge Deutsche's most powerful tribal leaders appears to
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Paper: Moving Off the Map(ferd.ca)
2 points by rkwz 3y ago|0 comments
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Alerting: Expectation vs. Reality(sheshbabu.com)
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