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leschak

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    Show HN: Autoops – Multi-region data and service mesh operated by a Makefile

    Hi HN, Stefan here. autoops is an infrastructure automation framework I have been using at my previous company and is now opensourced. It has been the base layer running various pr…

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    Yes, this is an alternative original implementation, from four years ago, when the concept of SetFit was still new and HF's project didn't exist. I guess its value nowadays lies in…

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    Comment #48683548

    It is a scripting language but for Mikrotiks you can scp a .rsc file and ssh $username@$routeraddr '/import file=setup.rsc'

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    Show HN: Autofit2 – End-to-end pipeline for multilingual text classification

    Hi HN, Stefan here. autofit2 is a project I have been using at my previous company and is now opensourced. It has been used extensively in automated text moderation, but can be app…

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    Comment #39178000

    cuts out like 80-90% of the automated scans in our cases.

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    Comment #39024419

    and the other way round - have it built in for self-fuzzing and healing the infra.

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    Comment #39024187

    yes that sounds rational. central bankers are humans with a target on their back though.

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    Comment #39011253

    the "perfectly rational markets" expect the central banks to lower interest rates. which actually assumes that something economically worse happens in the meantime because as it is…

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    Comment #38988309

    it's a play on n-wave feminism and how white lady feminism was/is different than that of the "subalterns".

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    Comment #38959758

    yes, it's the nvms one.

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    Comment #38959713

    they will sell. the big guys are gobbling up _anything_ they can get their hands on.

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    Comment #38959600

    > My fear is that eventually you'll start seeing government services where identity and auth are handed off to private companies like Google and Apple. Imagine having your real ide…

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    Comment #38851894

    yes i'd second deepseek-coder and check out wingman. it's a relatively new extension, snappy and with good ux.

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    Comment #38733907

    yes. from the perspective of anthropology, humans using tools are cyborgs. and language and texts are ai. or "alien intelligence" as burroughs (and a few others) would have put it.…

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    Comment #38732034

    you both describe valid approaches, similar to a breadth- or depth-first search. one will get into deep waters with "some great big system", regardless of the specifics.

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    Comment #38693229

    this looks really cool. might be perfect for an old odroid. hope that doesn't stray too far from the happy paths.

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    Comment #38645346

    true. i call them "prompt stimuli". prompts can give structure and context and whatnot but a dash of original domain gives the edge.

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    Comment #38625003

    source: a law prof specialized in the matter. but yeah, ymmv.

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    Comment #38624239

    just remember that feedback loop implicates us, our language, psyche, culture. i guess it will be a challenge _not_ to unwittingly converge with LLMs.

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    Comment #38624194

    i think it's safe to assume most "copyrights" on model weights will be annulled, on either side of the pond.

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    Comment #38598504

    thanks for the clarification! i'd still be in for a fossil t-shirt :)

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    Comment #38590883

    100% fossil. there has been a few threads.. and always someone points out edge cases that are only to be solved using git.. well i dont think so. you can actually go into the sqlit…