JacobiX

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by JacobiX 8d ago
Air travel is a good counterexample here: technology made airlines far more productive, but much of the gain went into lower staffing, higher throughput, and cost cutting not a better passenger experience
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by JacobiX 8d ago
> As the nurse incorporates AI into her job, the nurse is able to oversee and accomplish more. She can spend more time talking with patients and helping them understand diagnoses. Productivity increases. This feels economically naïve.. I
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LLM Works. Your Product Probably Doesn't(saito.ai)
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by JacobiX 7mo ago
>> We chose to forgo several hundred million dollars in revenue to cut off the use of Claude by firms linked to the Chinese Communist Party You can’t choose to work with OFAC-designated entities.. there are very serious criminal penal
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by JacobiX 8mo ago
>> Apply diversity logic so your Agent/User doesn’t see 10 nearly identical results On Instagram this is a good thing, but here the example is hotel and flight search, where a more deterministic result is preferable. In the retri
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by JacobiX 9mo ago
>> it is getting harder for small software vendors I think maybe this trend will continue and not specifically for indie developers, but for all software vendors. If AI becomes capable of producing genuinely highquality software, comp
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by JacobiX 10mo ago
I think that mathematical proofs, as they are actually written, rely on natural language and on a large amount of implicit shared knowledge. They are not formalized in the Principia Mathematica sense, and they are even further from the synt
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by JacobiX 10mo ago
In the end, the article says: > writing functioning application code has grown easier thanks to AI. > It's getting easier and easier for startups to do stuff. > Another answer might be to use the fact that software is becoming
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by JacobiX 10mo ago
Yes; they nailed the root case but the implementation is not 100% correct
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by JacobiX 10mo ago
Tested it on a bug that Claude and ChatGPT Pro struggled with, it nailed it, but only solved it partially (it was about matching data using a bipartite graph). Another task was optimizing a complex SQL script: the deep-thinking mode provid
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by JacobiX 10mo ago
I have the feeling that we are still in the early stages of AI adoption, where regulation hasnt fully caught up yet. I can imagine a future where LLMs sit behind KYC identification and automatically report any suspicious user activity to th
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by JacobiX 1y ago
MozJPEG, Guetzli and also Jpegli
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by JacobiX 1y ago
I loved the article, but it overlooks one important point: although the JPEG format is frozen, encoders are still evolving ! Advances such as smarter quantization, better perceptual models, and higher-precision maths enables us achieve hig
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by JacobiX 1y ago
What I like about mechanical watches is that, having survived a near-death experience when quartz watches were introduced, they’ve evolved into a completely different kind of product. It’s fascinating that, unlike most other businesses and
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by JacobiX 1y ago
In a quick web demo, this library was the only one that could handle interactive viewing and manipulation of a very large graph using its GraphGL component ! I don’t think it's a well-known visualization library, but it's quite in
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by JacobiX 1y ago
Not sure if Michael Roth is related to Philip Roth, but it somehow reminds me of American Pastoral and that era of protests against the Vietnam War and its aftermath. I'm not entirely sure how those demonstrations compare to the ones w
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by JacobiX 2y ago
It is fascinating (to me at least) that almost all RSA implementations rely on a probabilistic primality test, even though the probability of picking a pseudoprime is extremely small.
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by JacobiX 2y ago
Thank you, I'll look into it more closely, fortunately it builds using CMake / Clang, and cross-platform libs ... might be possible to port it to MacOS after some tweaks.
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by JacobiX 2y ago
Impressive project, judging by commits and features, it's clear that significant effort has been poured into this :) Unfortunately, there's no specific MacOS installation method provided, unsure if buildable from source ?
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by JacobiX 2y ago
I second this... to this day, I am in awe! Such a profound and readable book in the same time. Each character lives within me, and in many situations, one of them emerges :) As Nabokov said, it is the supreme masterpiece of 19th-century pro
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by JacobiX 2y ago
In my experience, recent versions work well for out-of-core computation (I use it frequently). What is the size of the Parquet file that you are using? - I can't find the details in you previous comments.
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by JacobiX 2y ago
The model provides verbose answers even when I asked for more succinct ones. It still struggles with arithmetic (for example, it incorrectly stated "7739 % 23 = 339 exactly, making 23 a divisor"). When tested with questions in Fre
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by JacobiX 2y ago
I agree with you, maybe books are not the ideal format for acquiring knowledge. I read a lot of fiction books, mainly classics for pleasure. And what I found unique is that only in books I have access to the interior monologue of the charac
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by JacobiX 2y ago
I find this tale quite interesting. Could you please point me to its origin or name?
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by JacobiX 2y ago
One interesting coincidence is that the CEO worked previously at a startup that was also acquired by Apple (Emotient)
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by JacobiX 2y ago
Not sure why you consider those countries as ennemies (or semi-enemy) ? For example, Jordan has maintained a position as a key major non-NATO ally of the United States within the Middle East (since 1996). Also starting from 1989, both Egypt
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by JacobiX 2y ago
From the same report, "U.S. Foreign Assistance to the Middle East": Israel has been the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II, receiving $158 billion. Jordan for example received $26.4 billion
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by JacobiX 2y ago
I've also updated my M1 Pro to macOS 14.4 and use Java (versions 21 and 17) daily with IntelliJ IDEA without encountering any issues so far even when using debuggers and profilers. Not sure how to explain it !
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by JacobiX 3y ago
Same here regarding Insomnia: all my requests have disappeared. I was searching for an alternative, and this is a godsend :) somehow I missed it when searching for alternatives.
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by JacobiX 3y ago
I find it difficult locate the core search features ... please correct me if I'm mistaken, but it appears that the search feature is a wrapper built on top of Qdrant ?

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