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kbigdelysh
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About kbigdelysh
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Comment #49027778
You can say the same for most of the technology progress. For example, self-propelled combine harvesters caused mass migration of Americans in 1940s from rural areas to cities beca…
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Comment #48925026
Long-term use of high dosage (5-10 mg) of melatonin gave me painful stiff neck and shoulders and muscle spasm.
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Comment #48068863
So if they can figure out whether I have an expensive laptop/computer based on my graphic card, then they can adjust the prices I see on the page (e.g.higher prices for game devs/p…
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Comment #47756680
Building a matchmaking web app for long-distance marriage.
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Comment #47756514
Yes, AI been become progressively successful in making 3 models.
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Comment #47756247
What would happen to the service when you've died? How long after you've died, it stop working? That's the real problem with it. If your app, pays for its own costs, it can live lo…
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Comment #47756099
Great but I wish after I typed a page or paragraph, it tells me what is the main issues in my typing and give me recommendation/practice to type those problematic characters I'm no…
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Comment #47337040
Author here, happy to answer any questions about the architecture, how the scheduling works, or anything else. Fire away!
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Show HN: Run 100+ RAG experiments in parallel, even on a single GPU
Hey HN, We built RapidFire AI, an open-source framework that lets you compare dozens (or hundreds) of RAG and context engineering configurations in parallel, without needing a GPU …
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Comment #47277910
Happy to answer questions about the IC Ops design, the scheduling algorithm, or how the online aggregation works. We use a fair-share shard scheduler inspired by how databases hand…
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Show HN: RapidFire AI – parallel RAG experimentation with live run intervention
We built RapidFire AI because iterating on RAG pipelines is painfully sequential: run a config, wait, inspect results, tweak one knob, repeat. When you have 15 things to tune (chun…
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Comment #44084564
You're very wrong if you think harvard accepts children of dictators and monarchies for its graduate programs. It's near impossible to get into those program except if you are a ge…
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Comment #42066821
I'm Canadian and living in California. I want Universal Healthcare.
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Comment #40731088
I was one of the coding instructors at Make School which was similar to Lambda School and was bankrupt couple years ago. Our major issue? It was damn hard to find enough students f…
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Comment #40526918
Based on the Reuters article, The Israeli company STOIC put many ai-generated comments on social media posed from Jewish, African Americans and concerned citizens praising Israel's…
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Comment #36302027
Attracting people to religion is a wrong use of AI.
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Comment #35016269
Medical students have been using propranolol (heart beat rate reducer) to calm down they exam anxiety since half a century ago. I used it during my exams too. Very effective, quick…
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Comment #34644315
Definitely. It's increased my productivity more than all of those vitamins and brain-enhancer supplements and meditations (I'm a programmer).
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Comment #33062142
I wonder what can be done. Will the situation be better If western countries start sending weapons to opposition and Iran becomes like Syria? I personally would love to see the Isl…
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Comment #32602184
"Satoshi Kanazawa suggested that evolution favors higher IQ in areas that are farther from the evolutionary origin of humans: sub-Saharan Africa." This sentence from Scientific Ame…
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Comment #32212676
I use OneNote for note-taking and repetico to memorize important things. I also use OneNote as a temporary place for holding relevant information (screenshots, text or pdf printout…
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Comment #31994374
I hope this does not lead to corruption among EU policy makers. When regulators start adding regulations in a sector, big corps in that sector start spending more money for lobbing…