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by scosman 1y ago
Groq also probably has this in the works. Fun times.
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by scosman 1y ago
How does the sandboxing work? Is it cross platform? Options for filesystem/netork?
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by scosman 1y ago
Also: - your entry level mirrorless is ~$300 of camera HW vs ~$80 of camera HW on the phone (very very rough estimate of sensor+lens BOM) - the mirrorless doesn't have any of the physical constraints of being tiny and fitting in a pock
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by scosman 1y ago
Let me know if there's other providers you think we should connect. A good variety makes it easy to quickly evaluate models/fine-tunes.
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Show HN: Kiln – AI Boilerplate with Evals, Fine-Tuning, Synthetic Data, and Git(github.com)
10 points by scosman 1y ago|1 comments
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by scosman 1y ago
Nat punch is a big part of it, but so is key management/sync, and configuration management.
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by scosman 1y ago
If you're picking random bottles of the shelf you're not going to have a good time with any category. Tequila, rum, American whiskey, etc -- the most popular stuff is pretty bad. You did disparage the category, but it still seems
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by scosman 1y ago
Rye refers to different things in Canada and the US. Canadian Ryes can be excellent, and Canada makes some excellent rye grain whiskey. Don’t sub it in the wrong ingredient assuming it’s equivalent, then claim it’s mostly not good.
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by scosman 1y ago
Exactly. I can see my efficiency going up a ton with this kind of speed. Every time I'm waiting for agents my mind looses some focus and context. Running parallel agents gets more speed but at the cost of focus. Near instant iteration
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by scosman 1y ago
Title is a bit misleading. They did use the image on twitter, but the company asked for a license fee for re-publishing it on their personal website in the form of a twitter archive.
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by scosman 1y ago
Yeah, official SDKs are sometimes a problem too. Together's included Apache Arrow, a ~60MB dependency, for a single feature (I patched to make it optional). If they ever lock dependency versions it could conflict with your project. I&#
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by scosman 1y ago
You can add in it's still 10x better than LangChain
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by scosman 1y ago
Yes! I often add a CI check that TODOs are removed before merging a PR. Have them all you want in your branch, but do one of the above 3 things before merging (sometimes any `TODO`, sometimes `TODO_P0`). I find CI integration also makes TOD
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by scosman 1y ago
There's a section about Openrouter/LiteLLM: https://getkiln.ai/blog/i_wrote_2000_llm_test_cases_so_you_d... Those tools map API compatibility. These tests+config add: 1) check which features are available 2)
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I wrote 2000 LLM test cases so you don't have to: LLM feature compatibility grid(getkiln.ai)
2 points by scosman 1y ago|2 comments
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by scosman 1y ago
This is great, thank you! Now I’ve got a new project to fiddle with :)
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by scosman 1y ago
What's a "low temperature difference"? I want to build a wine cooler in my basement ~20-24c, and I want it at ~16c. Is that low enough to be reasonably efficient?
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by scosman 1y ago
HomeKit Secure Video has a cloud, but it’s locally encrypted with keys Apple doesn’t have before it leaves the house. It supports a bunch of cheap cameras and doorbells (which will try to phone home, but you can block them from internet acc
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by scosman 1y ago
Naming suggestion; you’re too close to gcc for my brain to see the difference.
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by scosman 1y ago
Profitable != margins. GPU folks can at least make a case that GPUs can be high margin (points at nvidia stock and shrugs). Some businesses where all competitors are selling at low margins that isn’t possible.
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by scosman 1y ago
Worth noting that it’s about 2% of their search costs, so at most $0.20/mo of your bill is going to a Russia company (probably much less given they have a profit margin, employee costs, hosting costs, etc). I like the idea of zero goin
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by scosman 1y ago
And that’s fine. It’s cute. It’s fun. Looks like they are optimizing for UX, design, and marketing.
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by scosman 1y ago
Storage is cheap. I suggest focusing on spending the time setting up tools that find and resurface the 10%. Photos widget on iOS, photos shuffle lockscreen on iOS, etc. I’m biased (I worked on those), but anything in that style tools is gre
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by scosman 1y ago
This is exactly why I’m using chatGPT codex over Claude Code (even though I suspect CC might be better). Each chat runs in its own cloud based container. There’s no risk of exposing secrets/deleting files/breaking environment. I c
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by scosman 1y ago
The company only has burden if they want to maintain maximally sketchy but legal business practices in every possible locale. Doing the right thing is easy to implement.
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by scosman 1y ago
On iOS the pricing link doesn’t work and the browser back button also doesn’t work.
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by scosman 1y ago
OpenCode is great. A tier TUI. Basically an open Claude code.
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Ask HN: LLM for Browser Inspector/DevTools/DOM?
1 points by scosman 1y ago|1 comments
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And combined with resulting page, perfectly descriptive for search engines.
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by scosman 1y ago
There's a section with a nice header making it's clear it's about X, a paragraph with details about X. Adding redundant text in the button isn't improving design. "Learn more about Synthetic Data Generation" is

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