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About HawtAds
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HawtAds makes it easy to create ads quickly. We also allow brands in regulated industries, including mature content, gaming, wellness, and more, to create and launch great-looking ads faster. With smart design tools and built-in policy checks, you can scale with confidence while staying aligned with platform and payment processor guidelines.
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Comment #49177273
> Kinda like cultural imperialism but with an ethical spin. As the old adage goes, US innovates, China imitates, EU regulates.
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Comment #49139611
I would say we are pretty much there.
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Comment #49135403
I wish they would provide an ECharts backend, it's probably one of the most performant and featureful charting libraries you can find.
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Comment #49132132
Interesting, TanStack Charts was also released a couple days ago with a similar design. https://tanstack.com/charts/latest
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Comment #49124518
> Musk (who freely admits to distilling OpenAI's models) struggle to build a competitive 1T model (Grok 4.5) with massively more compute (Colossus-1 100-250K GPUs, Colossus-2 500K+…
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Comment #49123909
> LLMs do not care about "elegance" the way human beings do, which is a big advantage. It's just a matter of time before you can post train it for elegance too. Mathematical proofs…
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Comment #49117092
Isn't that rather self evident? If you are sampling from a particularly domain constrained vertical, how do you expect the censorship to transfer? > The distillation data also did …
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Comment #49116176
I don't see what the issue is. Isn't the entire point of LLMs that we can easily translate between languages? What better way to cross check the correctness of a proof than to run …
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Comment #49102089
This is just an API level change right? The model itself should be the same I think.
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Comment #49049404
One of the best technical explanations I have heard in a long time.
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Comment #48999528
For model routers, do they have to retrain the routing model every time a new LLM is released?
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Comment #48995534
Not sure about OCR specifically, but the newer (past quarter) vision language models all have a lot of post training on detecting garbled text specifically. You can feed some of th…
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Comment #48995428
I think OP is referring to the initial sign up based on an invite link, not the database storage itself. It depends whether you want to check the invite code against the invitee's …
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Comment #48995139
The word champ comes from the world of horses actually https://www.npr.org/sections/memmos/2016/06/09/605796769/che...
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Comment #48994527
*champing at the bit
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Comment #48848693
If you are on react/next.js, defer the client side initialization until after your app has painted. PostHog (especially with their session recording feature) likes to initialize a …
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Comment #48648168
> What you're describing is a behavior tree: predefined logic, predefined responses, no learning, no inference, no model. Stop calling everything AI, guys. Depends on how pedantic …
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Comment #48343487
He is losing a lot of information in that normalization pipeline (whole shell reduced/feature engineered into nothing but an outline). A CNN or something similar would be better an…
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Comment #48244214
There is OpenCode and Pi, they both work pretty well
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Comment #48244209
Why not use higher thinking effort?
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Comment #48203863
Elenco is still around. I just bought a XP-720K linear power supply kit last week.
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Comment #48186754
Have you tried Jetbrains Fleet? Their new editor isn't too bad.
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Comment #47747779
We are working on making agentic ads and regulatory compliance scalable. https://hawtads.com Just launched the blog too https://blog.hawtads.com/
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Comment #47499671
The original Kleene Star Regex was invented to model neural networks. Have you tried throwing a transformer at the problem /s? Also O(n²) but at least you get hardware acceleration…