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ddevnyc
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Comment #49163401
Think? I know it
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Comment #49163398
Haha really? How do you hook up midi to the UI?
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Comment #49161450
ahhhh, that's such a great example
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Comment #49159035
Forward Deployed Engineer | AI Transformation | Agentic Systems | Previously at frontier labs Location: EU/US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No CV: Ask Email: d.dev.nyc+hnjobs@gm…
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Comment #49158798
i bet they're good for it. however robotics aren't electronics. that's a completely different space.
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Comment #49158789
what sorts of things have you designed with it?
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Comment #49158784
> AFAIK, everything we can "know" can be written down, one way or another, even analog circuits. writing down circuit diagrams is like cooking about music. > what SOTA LLMs are you…
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Comment #49158750
spice is a very bad simulation. it's not like a unit test or a VM. it works very differently to the real thing, only approximating it in some highly controlled situations.
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Comment #49156885
The contribution of Excel, the most popular programming environment in the world, is undoubtable - therefore, not only has Excel accomplished something (popularize programming amon…
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Comment #49156812
> Get BigCentralThing to add it Making a workflow central to your business dependent on the goodwill and efficiency of an external entity is a very bad idea! It's good that you've …
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Comment #49156770
Do you believe this might have been Citadel grooming SA to implode like that?
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Comment #49156752
Looking back on the project, what do you think could be some interesting things one can learn from it?
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Comment #49156644
Some people are confused as to what this is, so I thought I'd bring up this sentence from the Readme: > PISIGuard runs entirely in your browser. It spots names, email addresses, ph…
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Comment #49156573
I would love a controller like that for my editor, or my LLM. That would make coding so much more fun.
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Comment #49156540
Absolutely amazing presentation, the interactive examples alone are worth the click. Thank you very much!
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Comment #49156514
There's enough inbreeding^W distillation happening that whatever OpenAI tone you're thinking of is probably Claude's tone (and vice-versa)
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Comment #49156488
I'm sure I don't speak just for myself when I ask, can you link the presentation?
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Comment #49156464
I know I am very very alone in this, but I've always found regex very readable. It's just not _quickly_ readable. You can't look at 20 characters of regex and read it and understan…
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Comment #49156434
I think it's absolutely amazing to have insight into long-term goals like this for open source projects. For one thing, it can help you plan your tech stack, and can even be a sour…
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Comment #49156404
The overall structure of the document is no different than any other tech reference or RFC that I've read over the decades
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Comment #49156378
This is really regrettable. I think the biggest issue is that once such laws or case law are in place, it is really really impossible to repeal them, or to replace them with someth…
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Comment #49156308
Smelly, rotting fish sauce that needs to be handled in hazmat suits? In Europe that's called a "condiment".
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Comment #49156228
Does MoE help with multimodality? Can it in general enable reasoning in imagery (technical drawings, diagrams, schematics) rather than text-based?
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Comment #49156194
I am particularly curious how multimodal models will work with types of knowledge that are inherently non-text. For example, SOTA LLMs really suck at electronics, especially analog…