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cagz

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    Comment #49206498

    Outages happen. What concerned me most was the time taken for the full resolution (almost 12 hours). I am hoping that root cause analysis promised will look into this as well and h…

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    Comment #49100270

    Is the 1/10+ reduction in memory usage applicable to larger models, i.e. would be possible to run a 200Gb model, by using 20Gb of memory?

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    Comment #49037825

    I couldn't help noticing on the screenshot that user having direct access to a production database from their laptop :)

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    Comment #48862907

    My workflow is: - Write the test first, confirm it fails - Write the minimum code to make that test pass - Confirm it is green

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    Comment #48176126

    Would be nice to see the actual % token/time saving across end-to-end coding sessions over these time periods https://github.com/MinishLab/semble#savings My observation is that gre…

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    Comment #48131708

    I like how far mature adulthood goes :) One never gets old.

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    Comment #47752031

    Getting frustrated by not having RAG solutions able to answer schematic questions such as "how many X are there", I've created DuoRAG: https://github.com/cagriy/duo-rag It maintain…

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    Comment #47737209

    Nice tech read, but without information about which companies, doing what, just feels way too click-baity.

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    Comment #47714160

    I found the idea very interesting but put off a little bit by the various details such as face normals etc (have limited knowledge of the topic). Here are few ideas to increase ado…

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    Show HN: DuoRAG – A dual stack RAG that self-evolves

    Imagine a corpus of documents with scientist biographies. The traditional RAG works fine until you ask questions like: - "Who was born before 1800?" - "How many are mathematicians?…

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    Comment #47486115

    I am a big fan of MAUI, but I'd really wish they fixed existing issues instead of extending it further. 3.9k open issues and counting. I've got 5 open, verified bugs, some from 202…

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    Comment #47396358

    It is perhaps my eyes, but when I zoom in enough to make it readable, it gets blurry. A higher-res image would be much appreciated. Great idea otherwise.

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    Comment #47243863

    > No one is formally verifying the result This might be the case for a hobby project or a start-up MVP being created in a rush, but in reality, there are a few points we may want t…

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    Comment #47214576

    I understand the argument, and there are some really good points. My biggest concern would be that adopting the CLI method would require LLM to have permission to execute binaries …

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    Comment #47191366

    I think their intention is not mining your data (easily opt-outable) or hoping that you maintain the subscription after 6 months. It is rather making large open source project main…

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    Comment #47191288

    The use of data for model training is a simple toggle, very easy to opt out of during the initial setup. Also, the end product is open source anyway, so there is no case of IP bein…

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    Comment #47191233

    Assuming they've got reasonable programming skills. They can simply find an open-source project they are passionate about. Spend time understanding the overall structure. Then pick…

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    Comment #47098374

    I don't think this is an AI issue. It is about the terms of use: they don't allow a second account, even if it's intended for ad management. The recommended way is to use Meta Busi…

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    Comment #47043657

    Low-quality AI-created PRs that are submitted to open-source repositories are prompted by humans. And those are the same humans who fails to review AI's output properly before subm…

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    Comment #47013155

    Does the article have a strong marketing vibe? Absolutely Does the research performed move the needle, however small, in theoretical physics? Yes Could we have expected this to hap…

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    Comment #46666060

    I use the underground frequently. It doesn't really feel like half of it is covered. Where it is available, it works amazingly. I might have been using the other half by sheer luck…

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    Comment #46563844

    Good idea, after trying it a number of times, it has some downsides. Most calendar applications cannot clearly display 5 minutes past, and the meeting appears to start on the hour …