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graphitout

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About graphitout

Working on representing scientific knowledge using dependency graphs.

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    Comment #47720639

    For a chatbot like claude code, since the instruction prompt part (including descriptions of tools) is relatively constant for multiple users and over a long time, a lot of optimiz…

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    Comment #47024588

    We are not there yet. A bit too optimistic for today. May be in 1 year. I added types to a python codebase (50k) using claude code and it still took some effort to make mypy happy.…

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    Comment #47024523

    Very nice. Just the thing I was looking for.

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    Comment #47022069

    Yes. Most of the MCP based search lookup now happens over the text stage. voicevoyage.io looks interesting. Will keep an eye.

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    Comment #47012197

    Quite funny to see that coming from OpenAI. Nevertheless, how can they prove that?

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    Comment #46987093

    What is the strategy to deal with pay-as-you-go services used in vibe coded apps? I am always worried about the risk of some bad loop consuming thousands of dollars in a day.

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    Comment #46922752

    Very interesting. The moment I saw the repo I looked for a python reference implementation and found: https://github.com/antirez/voxtral.c/blob/main/python_simple... Thanks a lot! …

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    Comment #46922717

    Claude gave me $50 yesterday with the release of opus4.6 and I burned my session quota + $30 yesterday itself. The code changes were very reasonable. It is good for handling all co…

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    Comment #46901397

    The RAG was setup on a bunch of documents, most of them were manuals containing steps about measurements, troubleshooting, and replacing components of industrial machines. The issu…

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    Comment #46899377

    I do not follow. Could you clarify please? Who is going to fund and what is the criteria they are using?

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    Comment #46899162

    optimal chunk size is strongly query-dependent - very true. Faced similar issues. Ended up adding a agentic tool call layer on the top to retrieve the nearby chunks to handle a cas…

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    Comment #46899112

    Nice visualization. Would be nice to also see state variables (like stack or queue) along with the graph.

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    Show HN: Vilberta: speech to speech/text chatbot

    Vilberta is a speech-to-speech/text chatbot using a pipeline that combines voice acivity detector (VAD), speech recognition (ASR), a large language model (LLM), tool calling (via M…

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    Show HN: Vibe coded React based flashcard app

    I wanted to test vibecoding in a less familiar territory. I have never worked with ReactJS and have limited experience with TypeScript. Therefore, trying out a small frontend-only …

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    Comment #38782628

    You are right. - llm_generate() - this is the core function which calls ollama API - get_related() - this will give a sequence of related topics for a given topic and description -…

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    Comment #38771500

    Very interesting. Eight healthy subjects used for testing. I am guessing that the effect is not limited to humans alone. Shouldn't it be easier to do a larger study on animals?

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    Show HN: A web-app to explore topics using LLM

    Lately, I've been tinkering with llama.cpp and the ollama server. The speed of these tools caught my attention, even on my modest 4060 setup. I was quite impressed with the generat…

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    Comment #38653056

    Is there an example NNET to see how it is used?

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    Comment #38653032

    First focus on inference. It is a lot costlier to have GPUs for inference.

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    Comment #38239695

    Additive synthesis was a pain to configure. I had to model and estimate the behavior of each harmonic. It was too much effort. Subtractive synthesis didn't work that well for me ei…

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    Comment #38239475

    You are right. I needed that image to explain the parameters in the ADSR configuration I used in the project. Mainly the slevel1 and slevel2 which captures the slow decay during su…

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    Comment #38239447

    Sure. Audio files generated have no license. Do whatever with it. Only the code has license, but I have no intention to enforce it. I am playing gooberdash now.

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    Comment #38239429

    I had some fun with the strings in the karplus-stress-tester. Thank you for that link. I am thinking of moving the core to WASM. But I may have to drop the python part and make the…

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    Show HN: Koelsynth – a simple FM synthesis library

    This is part of my journey on pybind11. I wrote a tiny FM Synthesis library in C++ and a Python wrapper for that using pybind11. There is a command-line piano app in the examples d…

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    Comment #38092791

    I like the tool. Is there a way to make the app move to the middle. Currently all the content appears on the left side.