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by yanis_t 6mo ago
Also could be a bit both, with harness constructing context in a way that model misinterprets it.
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by yanis_t 7mo ago
I suppose you can just compare it to France https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/3mo/daily?signal=electri...
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by yanis_t 7mo ago
It's missing the voice mode that never reached the level they demoed, and then gradually went to shit from that.
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by yanis_t 7mo ago
Having kids is a gift. But this is one of these kinds of knowledge that once you know you immediately can't explain to others who don't.
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Show HN: Mt – knowledge manager meets spaced repetition(github.com)
1 points by yanis_t 7mo ago|0 comments
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by yanis_t 7mo ago
I'm still waiting till the promise of voice AI that was showed during the OpenAI demo in 2024 turn real somehow. It's not clear to me, why there has been zero progress since then.
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by yanis_t 7mo ago
Hi HN, I built this mostly to aggregate news from the websites that don’t have RSS. Found out that the models like Gemini flash and Claude Haiku are cheap enough and powerful enough already to make this happen.
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Show HN: Frontpage – LLM-powered news aggregator(github.com)
1 points by yanis_t 7mo ago|1 comments
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
They will never admit it, but many are scared of losing their jobs. This threat, while not yet realized, is very real from a strictly economic perspective. AI or not, any tool that improves productivity can lead to workforce reduction. Cons
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Show HN: Mt – Knowledge graph with spaced repetition(github.com)
1 points by yanis_t 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
These releases are lacking something. Yes, they optimised for benchmarks, but it’s just not all that impressive anymore. It is time for a product, not for a marginally improved model.
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
How long till the industry discover TDD?
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
I find typescript pretty useful. As others pointed out the stricter the compile stage is, the better. On the other hands if there good conventions it’s also a benefit, for example Ruby on Rails.
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
I still remember how Google banned my entire account without providing a reason for a small Android app (more than 12 years ago). To this day I have no idea why, it was absolutely green-area fit tracker or something. There was absolutely no
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by yanis_t 8mo ago
> Most car washes... I read it as slight-sarcasm answer
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Show HN: QuizYou – Paste text, generate quiz, test yourself(getquizyou.com)
1 points by yanis_t 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yanis_t 9mo ago
Can anyone explain how does one technically lower a satellite?
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Ask HN: What non-fiction do you read?
18 points by yanis_t 9mo ago|16 comments
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
Plain text files are appreciated. I started storing all my notes (500+ by today) in markdown files locally. It's easy to search and navigate with grep and ag/rg. It's easy to edit in Vim or your favorite editor. It's eas
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
While I’ve been working on my knowledge base meets spaced repetition project, I looked through a bunch of articles, and it’s very easy in fact. We keep forgetting stuff. But we can remember it more by active recalling. And there is an evide
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
That’s the guy, thank you!
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
I remember the was a guy who regularly posted tech predictions and then every year adjusted and reflected on his predictions. Can anyone help me find it?
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
Open sourcing a system where you might have notes in markdown to build a knowledge base, and review them according to a schedule, but also Anki like flash cards attached to each note. All notes are simple markdown file stored locally. I’ve
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by yanis_t 10mo ago
I've been working on knowledge base + spaced repetition project , and I know how convenient markdown files are. 1. You can view them anywhere (Github renders them nicely) 2. You can edit them in your favorite editor 3. Formatting doesn
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by yanis_t 11mo ago
It's funny when you start think how to succeed with LLMs, you end up thinking about modular code, good test coverage, though-through interfaces, code styles, ... basically with whatever standards of good code base we already had in the
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Show HN: Tiny (1.8 KiB) no-dependencies react router alternative(github.com)
1 points by yanis_t 11mo ago|0 comments
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by yanis_t 11mo ago
I don't get it. Why would Anthropic need to own a JS runtime?
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by yanis_t 11mo ago
Not sure this automatic "How" removal is relevant in this case. The original article name is "How ASML Got EUV", and it's a tech history.
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ASML Got EUV(construction-physics.com)
5 points by yanis_t 11mo ago|2 comments
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by yanis_t 11mo ago
Knowledge management meets spaced repetition: open-sourcing my tool I've been using for the last five years https://github.com/odosui/mt .

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