tmaly

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   by tmaly 2y ago

   Have you ever considered rendering the markdown to html then using headless Chrome to render to pdf?
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   Interactive Brokers | Python Developer | Mumbai/Hyderabad India | Hybrid www.interactivebrokers.com We are a small technology team in a fast growing, multi-billion dollar fintech company. We are seeking a great communicator who can des
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   no, I just couldn't stop laughing
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   I still have a leather bound journal, but these days I also use Obsidian to make my writing easier to search. Since it stores everything as markdown files in folders, I can use ripgrep to search for things.
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   I stopped reading after the words “Big Balls”
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   Or the new competition uses libraries that the AI knows better and they leapfrog incumbents that are still struggling to use AI.
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   I use to work out of a local coffee shop. I would just buy food and coffee. Not sure if many places still like to have people camping out these days.
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   rethinking your comment "was that all" I am listening to the stream now and had a thought. Most of the new models that have come out in the past few weeks have been great at coding and logical reasoning. But 4o has been better
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   by tmaly 2y ago

   I would like to see a humor test. So far, I have not seen any model response that has made me laugh.
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    Ask HN: Projects you couldn't get done without AI?

    1 points by tmaly 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    The DeepSearch on Grok 3 provides links to references, but most people are probably going to want a model with a faster response.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    Would loved to see an unhinged mode for this
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I miss RadioShack and the electronics section. I sometimes go to Micro Center but it is not the same. Digikey has been my catalog option since the 90s.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I could see this being used to game Grok for SEO purposes. Recommend some product or service all the time.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    Is it out of the realm of possibility to look at this move as a way to take down the moat of closed source AI companies? I mean strategically this could be the first use of open source in this way.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I am just thinking about what will happen when these papers are used to train LLMs
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    This makes me think about an interview Lex did with Pieter Levels. It is amazing how fast he gets something to market with just PHP.
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    Ask HN: Designing for AI

    2 points by tmaly 2y ago|2 comments
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    Your comment "They do about 50% of what the customer wants" made me thing, what if the agency could rapidly iterate and support the other 50% they want by leveraging AI? I think you would have to design your code system on the ide
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    the cost to build a state of the art fab is on the order of 30 to 50 billion.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    Assuming they have a read only copy to the data, how would having access to just data require rebuilding the systems?
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    This just seems like a case of attacking the messenger
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    there are still issues with the system. I took a cab from point A to point B where points A and B are both outside and above the congestion pricing zone. The taxi still tried to add a congestion pricing surcharge on my fair.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    how big were the image files in terms of size/resolution that go you the level of accuracy you needed with Claude?
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I thought the same thing. I am wondering if custom silicon can bring the cost even lower? I am reminded of when they used FPGA's to mine crypto then they went to ASICs and the performance was dramatically better.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    Intel cannot afford to create a new fab on the newest technology.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I see many people saying Anthropic has to release something new to compete, but I think sonnet 3.5 is doing just fine. That private companies can run it on AWS Bedrock and handle many of the GDPR concerns is something many people overlook.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    I wish there was a good solution to Chesterton's fence.
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    off topic a little, but I have not tried R1 yet. Are you running it locally or somewhere else?
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    by tmaly 2y ago

    What are the boundaries here regarding judicial and executive power? Is the federal judge correct here or is he overstepping some of his power or is the executive branch truly overstepping some of their power? I think this has to be settled