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themanmaran
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> The metric reflects the proportion of all tokens served by reasoning models, not the share of "reasoning tokens" within model outputs. I'd be interested in a clarification on the reasoning vs non-reasoning metric. Does t
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11mo ago
> how many people _don't_ think like this It's just lack of trust. It's not that people want a worse community, it's that they have a hard time believing that taking extra money from their paycheck will create a bette
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OmniAI (YC W24) | https://getomni.ai | Full Stack Engineers | SF In-Person | Full Time | $125k–$175k • 0.50%–1.50% Tech stack: TypeScript | Node | React/Next.js | Postgres | Docker | K8s | LLMs We’re building the AI-powered
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11mo ago
The low-background steel of the internet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel
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11mo ago
Perhaps I'm biased since we're in a document heavy industry, but I think the original post misses a lot of the non-tech company use cases. An insane percentage of human time is spent copy pasting things from documents.
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11mo ago
Clearly it vanishes without a trace and simply leaves the water cycle.
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OmniAI (YC W24) Is Hiring Forward Deployed Engineers
(ycombinator.com)
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11mo ago
In our position we're only hiring for in person roles, so location/authorization is a must have. But in regards to US/EU remote, I imagine the EU candidates come with slightly higher overhead (different payroll processing, em
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11mo ago
Honestly I think "applying for jobs" is becoming a thing of the past. From the employer side, it's becoming incredibly difficult to find qualified inbound candidates. The main issues is AI + non-US spam. Every job listing we
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1y ago
This is certainly something I have felt. The idea of spending a day or two debugging a small problem, coming up with the right regex, or setting up boilerplate is all gone. Now it's 30 seconds, and you're right back to the high le
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1y ago
> OmniAI benchmark that's also referenced here wasn't updated with new models since February 2025. I assume that's because general purpose LLMs have gotten better at OCR than their own OCR product. Benchmark author here. N
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1y ago
> Because eventually we’ll iron out all the bugs so the AIs will get more reliable over time Honestly this feels like a true statement to me. It's obviously a new technology, but so much of the "non-deterministic === unusable&q
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1y ago
The Coupa portal is an amazing example because I've had to personally spend ~10+ hours clicking that new invoice button and retyping the exact same info. If you want to set up monthly billing in Coupa, you just manually create 12 invoi
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1y ago
I'm always amazed at claude codes ability to build context by just putting grep in a for loop. It's pretty much the same process I would use in an unfamiliar code base. Just ctrl+f the file system till I find the right starting po
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1y ago
All these squares make a circle.
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1y ago
I'm glad to see I'm not alone here! Was really excited about it, and tried pretty hard to make it through the first season but couldn't make it. It just had too much of that early 2000's cable TV style drama. Which I und
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1y ago
It would still be a lot nicer to see a sample in the repo you linked. Instead of: Gihub Link => bizcardz => FAQ => "Show me the end result"
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1y ago
It would be nice to see an actual picture of the physical business card here. Also do you handle sending the design to a manufacturer, or do I need to download and send myself?
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1y ago
This just seems like massive user error. The same thing could have happened in a low tech environment. And the notetaker just made it more obvious. Ex: Hop on a conference call with a group of people, Person A "leaves early" but d
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1y ago
Sure, concrete example. We do conversational AI for banks, and spend a lot of time on the compliance side. Biggest thing is we don't want the LLM to ever give back an answer that could violate something like ECOA. So every message that
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This depends on whether you mean LLMs in the sense of single shot, or LLMs + software built around it. I think a lot of people conflate the two. In our application e use a multi-step check_knowledge_base workflow before and after each LLM r
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1y ago
custodes[.]ai would be a great startup name
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1y ago
This just depends a lot on how well you can parse down the context prior to passing to an LLM. Ex: Reading contracts or legal documents. Usually a 50 page document that you can't very effectively cherry pick from. Since different claus
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1y ago
Hey we've done a lot of research on this side [1] (OCR vs direct image + general LLM benchmarking). The biggest problem with direct image extraction is multipage documents. We found that single page extraction (OCR=>LLM vs Image=LLM
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1y ago
One big barrier I haven't seen mentioned is all the OEM competition they are going to face. Caterpillar, John Deer, etc. already have remote operation vehicles. And a lot of provisions on what types of kits can be retrofitted onto thei
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1y ago
Honestly I think it would have to: 1) Benchmark meaningfully higher than other models 2) Be offered by a cloud provider (like Azure+OpenAI / AWS+Anthropic). Otherwise you have very little track record in model/api stability. Espec
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> Now think about a bad software product that you might encounter briefly or you are forced to use: a poorly designed electronic kiosk with 1000ms lag on every interaction, or a hospital electronic system. I think there's a high cha
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1y ago
This is something we've been doing as well, and it's pretty magical when the user has a fully customized experience. That said, it required the user to sign in with their real work email or the results are way off.
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1y ago
You might be interested in the EvenRealities G1 [1]. It's the absolute best form factor I've seen for just the text HUD https://www.evenrealities.com/
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1y ago
The same way you might reason about the climate impact of having a youtube video on in the background I expect.
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