winddude

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by winddude 2y ago
Watch out, the next Jian Yang right here!
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by winddude 2y ago
fuck, how much is that domain worth? Was the thought process, we've had this multi million dollar domain for 20 years, we better build a product for it.
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by winddude 2y ago
I mean she's your mom, she has to lie if she's a good mom.
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by winddude 2y ago
Curious as to what it's doing under the hood, the query to return the results takes an excruciatingly long time... are you searching remote sources vs a local index? this was the search < https://www.undermind.ai/quer
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by winddude 2y ago
Not only that, even commoncrawl had issues (about a year ago) where AWS couldn't keep up with the demand for downloading the WARCs. As someone who written a lot of crawling infrastructure and managed large scale crawling operations, re
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by winddude 2y ago
are you familiar with LoopKit (an opensource automated pancreas)? I'm looking at moving from injections like yourself to this, it looks more complete than the closed systems, and also the closed systems aren't approved in my count
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by winddude 2y ago
True, and unfortunate, other than arxiv, and openreview
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by winddude 2y ago
Aren't they also one of the academic publishers that's been criticized for charging for access to articles, and the authors don't get anything from the publication/distribution?
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by winddude 2y ago
Ad blockers, 30-40% of internet users. getting traffic... if it was that easy everyone would do it, and diminishing returns.
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by winddude 2y ago
I see quite a few suggestions about taking a sabbatical and/or just feeling burnt out. Here's my experience after still not having figure it out after an almost 3 year sabbatical... and still having no idea what I'm doing. I
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by winddude 2y ago
"The main issue I have to overcome is latency getting too high when retrieving form different places at once." The solution for that is maintaining and updating an index. (Although that drives up costs.) Google has done a terrible
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by winddude 2y ago
2 questions... why AI free? Is it only pulling from reddit, hacker news and stack exchange? I find a a lot of tech discussion has moved to discord, which makes it very hard to find... just even looking at your search samples, kubernetes and
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by winddude 2y ago
lol, how to do these patents get granted? Most patents seem like compete BS.
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by winddude 2y ago
does aws not have lower vcpu and memory instances with multiple T4s? because with 192gbs of memory and 24 cores, you're paying for a ton of resources you won't be using if you're only running inference.
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by winddude 2y ago
It seems like google is forcing content towards video. Which I fucking hate for a lot of stuff, because it's much quicker to skim an article, say a review of air purifiers, than get it from a video.
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by winddude 2y ago
can you elaborate on "wall-piercing search"? Most of them do let google bot index the full content, or the displayed content is enough... for a high rank. People need to stop clicking on them, or search needs to punish them (at on
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by winddude 2y ago
Nice I've been contemplating doing some home automation for heating, I have a dual fuel forced air furnaces, with only 1 thermostat and a fairly large house. There's a large temperature gradient between the floors, so I was thinki
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by winddude 2y ago
It's been getting bad for awhile, top search results are normally pay walled... less content from individual blogs. Facebook is a complete walled garden it's content isn't even indexed. Facebook, reddit, discord, etc have alm
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by winddude 2y ago
ohh dear flying spaghetti monster, that was a lot of words about nothing. And the first comment is about religion. I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
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by winddude 2y ago
source or relevant case? Because if someone pulls before it's another commit that removes it... you would have absolutely zero idea why they removed it, or you wouldn't even know it was removed. Or even if you still pull that comm
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by winddude 2y ago
Apache 2 is irrevocable, and you can redistribute it however you wish. I think it's safe to assume as soon as it was pushed public to the original google repo it's was covered under apache 2. that entire repo was distributed by go
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by winddude 2y ago
I think the repo was also cloned here... < https://github.com/yoshi-code-bot/elixir-google-api/commit/d... > and considering the original repo is apache 2... not sure they can legally force them to be rem
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by winddude 2y ago
But a calculator wouldn't be very good if it's only correct 99% of the time for arithmetic...
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by winddude 2y ago
That's an excellent point, and definitely something I've done without thinking about it. I'm going to stop, and disable those. Thanks!
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by winddude 2y ago
And 13f's only show their long positions on that day, delayed by up to 45 days. And from my understanding intraday was primarily what medallion did, 1 day to 2 weeks. No high frequency, no long term.
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by winddude 2y ago
Which in those days was absolutely staggering. But I think they were looking for similar patterns in historical data to current data, not trying to fit current data into a set of predefined patterns or algos from historical data.
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by winddude 2y ago
Nothing like a commercial that say's we're going to make you a slave to our device and take away every human passion and pursuit of excellence. Brilliant strategy, wait nope... you're not supposed to let them know where the d
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Show HN: Mamba for Sequence Classification in HuggingFace(github.com)
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by winddude 3y ago
Sounds more like google search has gone to dog shit. But a lot of the internet has as well, but it's been happening before AI has become mainstream, I blame walled gardens like linkedin and facebook, as well as signup and paywall block
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by winddude 3y ago
Know a few people who've done this and had a blast, definitely something I want to do one day.

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