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redmalang

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About redmalang

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    Comment #48843897

    This is in fact what we do (with higher order abstractions now built on top of this). This builds self evolving interactive knowledge base and puts it into a QMD searchable index. …

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    Comment #48843292

    Aside 2: Anecdotally we found that Pi performs more or less on par with native harnesses at lower cost on decently specified prompts. It is also phenomenal at context cacheing espe…

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    Comment #48841037

    We have an internal proxy (that I've been meaning to open source for ages) that routes all llm usage at our company, which allows us to see data in realtime. Its been fascinating h…

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    Comment #48684856

    We have switched approx 80% of our work to deepseek, and it works great. Our setup is a bit unconventional though, we upload all cot / sessions to shared storage and generate centr…

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    Comment #48559306

    Try llama.cpp it seems to be a lot more performant and a lot more hackable. Also I'm surprised how substantial the impact of some of the inference configs (beyond just temp) can ha…

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    Comment #47583743

    i've found llama.cpp (as i understand it, ollama now uses their own version of this) to work much better in practice, faster and much more flexible.

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    Show HN: Duffel – search centric LLM friendly workspace

    Duffel is a local-network markdown workspace for human + LLM collaboration. It provides Web UI for browsing and editing notes & Lightweight CLI for search-first retrieval (using qm…

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    Comment #45159225

    Anybody aware of anything like this for mandarin ?

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    Comment #34228265

    In the UK at least, afaik the Consumer Credit Act applies to Credit Card purchases. IANAL etc.

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    Comment #33807367

    I love these lectures, his sonorous, lilting voice and surprisingly acute comedic timing, like a native english speaker. Never never quite realised it until you put it down like th…

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    Comment #33793328

    These lectures by Borges are seriously under-appreciated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSLV7t9DvN8 The fact that Borges was, apparently at this point blind and doing these lectu…

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    Comment #24729149

    Thank you :)

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    Comment #24729146

    Thank you :)

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    Comment #24729009

    I really enjoy his writing, which is why I really want to know what this might be: "Asked about the Etruscans, Mr. Levine said he thought Mr. Mystal might be referring to one of hi…

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    Comment #14666695

    BQ doesn't have primary keys. Perhaps you are thinking of the id that can be supplied with the streaming insert? This has very loose guarantees on what is de-duplicated (~5m iirc)

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    Comment #14666677

    Another possible approach: https://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/2017/06/how-qubit-ded...

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    Comment #14648029

    Whilst I'm not the target market (I enjoy cooking from scratch way too much), I think there are a few things wrong with the analysis: - Surely this isn't the first business to make…