tariqshams

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by tariqshams 17d ago
Very interesting demo!
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Two techniques for working with System One models(seangoedecke.com)
3 points by tariqshams 17d ago|0 comments
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by tariqshams 8mo ago
That’s a great workflow, any plans for covering more advanced math topics in the near future?
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by tariqshams 8mo ago
And the actual github repo with the standards: https://github.com/TAUI-Standards/taui-standards Note that json schema of the standard isn’t rendered on the TAUI-0001.md spec file, however the website displays both.
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by tariqshams 8mo ago
Very interesting, how do you validate the correctness of the generated visuals? And that a previous lesson, say 5 videos ago ensures that the concept being explained now had its prerequisite covered? I assume you could do a topological sort
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Show HN: TAUI – Structured Terminal Agent UI (Like Google A2UI)(github.com)
2 points by tariqshams 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tariqshams 9mo ago
Very cool, especially given that it’s a two person team. I will be checking this out on the weekend. Also I’m super curious on how you’re attempting to have more realistic physics with post training.
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by tariqshams 9mo ago
Haha I love the concept! What if you allowed smaller local llms loaded in the browser as an unpaid intern tier? You wouldn’t charge an hourly wage for using them but you could charge for the “skills” you teach them so make them useful. Jus
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by tariqshams 9mo ago
I think whenever a new technology comes out, there will always be some new jobs to: - build (LLM research engineers) - integrate into existing systems (LLMOPS and AI engineers) But I think besides those obvious ones, there will be lots of n
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Show HN: MermaidTUI - Deterministic Unicode/ASCII diagrams in the terminal(github.com)
3 points by tariqshams 9mo ago|0 comments
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by tariqshams 9mo ago
Genuinely curious on the types of projects you use Haskell for! I’ve been thinking of learning it beyond the lightweight treatment I got during my CS degree.
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by tariqshams 1y ago
Highly recommend you read this book series (all free online) The Architecture of Open Source Applications https://aosabook.org/en/ Then afterwards diving into a repo based on the map given to you by the textbook.