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Logos List(about.google)
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I think prompt should be treated just like source code, as in the actual "craft" that you're paid to produce. Source code, if computer generated, feels more like artifacts (as in binaries). If you use AI all that is important
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by wseqyrku 1y ago
I don't like those pictures, those almost always look artificial and empty. I think you can have your camera at your disposal and capture the picture of the moment as it happens. Sure, take a group shot but don't count to three as
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
DeepSeek is the only company that dares to say 'towards AGI' next to OpenAI.
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Ask HN: Would it be practical for YouTube to add a language switch with lipsync?
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder?
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Transformers Are Efficient Compilers, Provably(arxiv.org)
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
> The hardest part of writing a compiler is designing a language. That's a completely separate field. If you want to learn about language design you should study that, though it helps if you have some background on both to get start
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AWS MCP Servers(github.com)
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Unfortunately, this is the only way to get the maximum performance.
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
Yeah, it would be that plus the name and the signature as per usual. I don't think this is a huge limitation considering the alternative they chose: disallow generic methods altogether.
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`.well-known/MCP` directory(github.com)
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I feel there's a clear alternative to the problem presented. I do not expect Empty to match any of those interfaces. A generic method should only match with a generic method of the same arity.
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
> Do real organizations actually use C#? Sure. For me the best thing about dotnet is that you most likely find an official solution to most "basic" things needed to develop microservices (I intentionally call these basic becaus
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MCP Language Server(github.com)
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The Unloved Iranian Revolution(nationalreview.com)
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
As Eric Schmidt put it in his infamous conference at Stanford: "It doesn't matter if you steal at first, you will only have to get the lawyers to clean the mess up."
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
I like this. I think genai could be used to fill in gaps in, for example, Wikipedia with a note that it's AI generated. If anything I think that's a good starting point.
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Model Context Protocol(modelcontextprotocol.io)
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Ask HN: Why GPT should be reminded of the connection between some topics?
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Since Private Cloud Computing it's clear how they see their customers.
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Matryoshka Quantization(arxiv.org)
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
I mean any kind of "machine code" as opposed to another programming language, say Java bytecode. Theoretically another programming language is enough, but LMs are already designed to process massive number of tokens in and out, th
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
Why, cuz it makes sense?
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Ask HN: Could LMs practically take text and directly generate IL/CPU opcodes?
2 points by wseqyrku 2y ago|5 comments
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Open-source DeepResearch – Freeing our search agents(huggingface.co)
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
OpenAI o3-mini "brought" to you by deepseek.
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
>more insidious, level of censorship that is built into the model. What is your point? You think any other closed foundation models are not censored?
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C Hewitt: there's going to be a revolution in intelligence systems by 2025(2019) [video](youtube.com)
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by wseqyrku 2y ago
> As soon as you have a requirement that is not the 90% of cases you can quickly end up in a dead end You framed that as a criticism of ChatGPT, I think that is indeed the point the OP is making. IMO if this is something you used to do y

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