yu3zhou4

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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   Maybe it can work as a quick glimpse into how parser and lexer can work in Rust https://github.com/jmaczan/0x6b73746b I wrote it long time ago and it’s not fully implemented tho
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   Ask HN: Can you recommend open source VoIP / messaging / communication software?

   2 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|1 comments
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   In a similar vein, there is Journal of Machine Learning Research that publishes open source software papers
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   Fair point
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   I guess it could become so difficult that it could be easier to RE the hardware and remove all the spying stuff
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   This is the first time I ever thought we need an open source monitor hardware
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   I'm not sure why you got so many negative replies. As some other commenter pointed out, it can be a good use case for reusable, copyable desktops. Another use case I though about for some time - if we build an OS (a "traditional o
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   by yu3zhou4 2y ago

   What is a difference between acceptance rate among teams vs solo founders in YC?
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   Ask HN: If you could change a single thing in the world, what would it be?

   4 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|5 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    I have another problem: ideas are cheap, coding is relatively easy, but talking to customers, marketing and sales in general are difficult as hell. Tried to find a sales co-founder on yc matching but gave up after two unsuccessful early sta
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    Show HN: High performance human detector for low-end hardware, written in C++(github.com)

    2 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Byte-Pair Encoding tokenizer for training LLMs on large datasets(github.com)

    5 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|0 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    What's currently the best in the market wearable (watch, ring or maybe something else) to track (useful) health indicators?
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    Building automated machine learning with type inference(pagedout.institute)

    1 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|2 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    I also shared the code of proof-of-concept so you can play with it/modify by yourself if you have some spare time: https://github.com/jmaczan/text-to-ml
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Thank you for such a comprehensive guide! I’ll try to resolve the issue today with your help
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    brew deps eza --tree prints: eza └── libgit2 ├── libssh2 │ └── openssl@3 │ └── ca-certificates └── openssl@3 └── ca-certificates
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    MacBook Air M2 2022, macOS Sequoia 15.0
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    I just ran `brew install eza` and I'm overwhelmed with amount of dependencies it installs. Among many others - openjdk, qt, node - what is going on?
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    Command Line Tools I Like (2022)(rwblickhan.org)

    167 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|66 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Perhaps the structured dataset he built can be now used to train language models on a small corpus of text to get a reasonable common sense?
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    Flying Ice Cube(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by yu3zhou4 2y ago|0 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    FWIW Joseph Jastrow came to the US from Poland [0] and in western Poland there's a town called Jastrowie [1] (Jastrow in German) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Jastrow [1] https://en.wikipedia
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Congrats! What hardware you use to run the inference 24/7? I built a simpler version for running on low end hardware [0] for recognizing if there’s a person on my parcel, so I know someone have trespassed and I can launch siren, lights
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Congrats to the winners. Btw when I saw the first picture of the winner I thought it’s Jeremy Howard from fastai/answerai
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Like jQuery but for 2024?
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Is it an intended that a history disappears, though? I would assume most people wouldn’t expect it to happen when they disable new issues (for instance - temporarily because of taking a break from a project)
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    Thanks! Today I learned
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    I wasn’t aware of that, thanks! Is it there for some time already or is that a new feature? I thought it’s not possible on a purpose
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    by yu3zhou4 2y ago

    I wish I could turn off Issues without archiving a repo