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by wanderingmind 1y ago
I understand this is targetted towarda devwlopers, bur Can someone explain why should I go through this complex install process instead of just using ChatterUI? It can handle same GGUF format and works great with Gemma and Qwen. What kind o
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
My usecase is to extract CSV or other data files from websites pertaining to water. For example here is the historical reservoir level data in South Australia[1]. Extracting the data was a big pain (at least for me with minimal front end e
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
Maybe they should make the paper accessible to the public. Taking public grants to do research but not providing the paper to the public is shameful.
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
Cuckatoos also know how to open wheelie bins to raid rubbish. Now they can have all the water and food they need. Mischevious scoundrels. https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2021-07-23/cockatoos-ope...
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
Awesome initiative. For people not physically in Bangalore, maybe start a discord and we can asynchronously try to work through problems and get support
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
There are so many secrets spread across dot files. Is it possible to encrypt and store them in remote and de-encrypt when it’s pulled to local machines?
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
Its amazing that US still doesn't have free school lunches. India started free school lunches in early 60s from southern state of Tamil Nadu and now default across the country. It was one of the main factors that reduced malnutrition i
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by wanderingmind 1y ago
One of the reasons I love listening to 99% Invisible podcast[1]. Not just a great designer is unknown, but the hallmark of a great design is that its almost invisible unless you look for it. [1] https://99percentinvisible.org&#x2
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Pack of 60 orcas attack, kill pygmy blue whale(abc.net.au)
3 points by wanderingmind 1y ago|0 comments
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Can you show examples of impactful open software that predates fsf and stallman?
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Try Cody from source graph, its quiet light at least on VSCode + Mac and it is very customizable and has models across OpenAI and Anthropic
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Never knew about Terminal Trove.looks like an awesome place that collects a lot of useful terminal tools. This website must be a separate HN posting.
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
All you need is plot -log(x) for x between 0 and 1 and you will see that log(x) transforms a uniform line into an exponential decay (towards 1). Its being said in a fancy way. This is also the origin of the log likelihood loss function in M
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Terence Tao recently gave a lecture on Machine Assisted Proofs that helped even common folk like me to understand on the upcoming massive changes to Math within the next decade. Especially, its fascinating to see how AI and especially Lean
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
I see many folks trying to build UI for multiple databases, when excellent open source solutions like DBeaver exist. Is there a reason to use this UI compared to DBeaver, through which I can interact almost all major databases?
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Covid-19 Broke the Charts(nytimes.com)
4 points by wanderingmind 2y ago|0 comments
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Hi, congrats on the show HN. Is it possible for you to Provide some comparison of this tool against other existing tools that can sync Postgres to Elastic or other third-party data providers.
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
I feel like the way to think about troubleshooting is to think about it as an umbrella encompassing reliability and quality engineering in software. If you can find ways of showing how reliability and quality of a software can be broken and
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
I don't like being pedantic, but there is a fundamental difference between bill and law. It takes a few people in legislature to introduce a bill but takes majority to create a law with the executive ascent. The bills have been introdu
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Performance of Zero-Shot Time Series Foundation Models on Cloud Data(arxiv.org)
4 points by wanderingmind 2y ago|0 comments
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Amazing work. Does something similar exist for Python? Would love to have something similar integrated for Python dependencies from pypi as well.
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
@dang this is turning into flame throwing. Can we please kill the thread as there is nothing intellectually curious being discussed here.
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Why go all through that pain when graphene OS gives you a straightforward install?
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
> Roast: Your 324px-wide screen must be a flip phone from 2004, you’re browsing Hacker News like it’s a personality trait, and Australia’s most exciting export is apparently your Firefox-on-Android-15 setup with 8 cores just to read tech
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
Please add a dockerfile to generate a docker image that makes it easy to setup and test
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
I can do better, the one line guide to PhD. ``` For safety and well being of you and your family, EVACUATE NOWWW. ```
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
A good approach is to search in scholar to see what other links exist. Here is the link to a preprint https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&d...
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
This appears to be an interesting social phenomena. Just wondering if the interaction with the LMM has also reduced our inhabitance to ask dumb questions, when interacting with other people as well.
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
This server seems to be active, although they are all unofficial servers from enthusiasts. https://discord.gg/wYmyYsf
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by wanderingmind 2y ago
I suggest Zoho one. It's been in service for many many years. It's not as feature rich as Google or MSFT, but their service is fantastic and gives you all options a small business needs (office, marketing, CRM, sales, HR, Finance

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