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Show HN: A better alternative to CLI and MCP for local tools
I've created an alternative to CLI and MCP for locally running agentic tools. It uses Unix-based OS's named pipes, which means the client has quick IPC with the tool and it can hav…
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First couple of paragraphs: "There are many things one needs to live a rich and fulfilled life (according to AI researchers). A good initialization [Mishkin and Matas, 2015], atten…
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Here's a blog post I wrote last week on the same topic: https://blog.oumi.ai/p/small-fine-tuned-models-are-all-you I discuss a large-scale empirical study of fine-tuning 7B models …
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Seems topical given some recent front-page HN articles on fine-tuning. I discuss a large-scale empirical study from 2014 of fine-tuning 7B models to outperform GPT-4 and GPT-3.5-Tu…
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Hello Fellow Hackers, I wanted to share what my team is building. We released our open-source library for foundation model development in February and we're about to release our fi…
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This is a really powerful technique in general because it lets us have some controllability over traditional PCG techniques! All you need is the right prompt and an evaluation metr…
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On a related note, I've started a blog on procedural content generation and GenAI content synthesis: https://gamedev.blog/ . Would love any feedback / suggestions! I intend to cove…
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There’s a similar library that also includes data synth and LLM-as-a-Judge: https://github.com/oumi-ai/oumi
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Totally relate to that! Article looks interesting :)
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There's quite a few differences between HuggingFace's Open Deep-Research and Zilliz's DeepSearcher. I think the biggest one is the goal: HF is to replicate the performance of Deep …
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There's two blog posts that go with this, check it out: https://milvus.io/blog/i-built-a-deep-research-with-open-sou... https://milvus.io/blog/introduce-deepsearcher-a-local-open-s…