Ldorigo

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by Ldorigo 12d ago
What I would love is an ai that can reverse engineer a circuit board from close up pictures. Unfortunately all the models are lagging behind in visual understanding, especially for this kind of specialized work
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by Ldorigo 15d ago
Oh this is fun! I've done something very similar but for narrative settings (rather than filmed locations) at https://historical-moviemap.inneuro.ai/ and was thinking it would be interesting to extend filmed locations
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by Ldorigo 2mo ago
You can actually get just as good results for packaged food if you just allow the agent to use a web search tool & keep a growing local database of "known food items". I did the same for a while, but it was quite expensive (th
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by Ldorigo 2mo ago
Since I discovered and started reading Lesswrong a couple years ago, I keep seeing dismissive or sneering comments across the (technical) internet, usually with very little substance - like this one (what does it even mean? I find the artic
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by Ldorigo 3mo ago
How do the economics of your statement work out? Clearly inference providers don't have a time to ROI of 10 years on their hardware costs; and that's without even taking ongoing energy costs into account. What's missing here?
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by Ldorigo 3mo ago
I very begrudgingly started paying for grok for this exact reason. They nailed the voice UI and it works incredibly well with android auto unlike Claude&Gemini (which don't work with android auto at all) and chatgpt (which works we
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by Ldorigo 3mo ago
Reddit absolutely has algorithmic feeds since it ipo'ed (maybe earlier but I used third party apps so I wasn't subjected to them). 90% of my home page is bullshit I didn't ask for.
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by Ldorigo 6mo ago
What does "ai in production" even mean? Writing production code ? Depending on how it gets reviewed and the qa mechanisms in place, could be stupid or not. Read only access to production systems and data? Again it depends on safeg
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by Ldorigo 6mo ago
Why not?
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by Ldorigo 6mo ago
Aside from display quality I wonder if humans are more perceptive to changes in specific colors? Towards the end of the game some examples felt impossible while others were trivial .
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by Ldorigo 8mo ago
Thanks! You mean to be able to search for movies that occurred in a specific set of locations? That's a really cool idea, I hadn't thought about it. The data is there already; it's just not searchable in that way. I might giv
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by Ldorigo 8mo ago
Thank you! I'm fixing some early feedback about the UX and I'll do just that!
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by Ldorigo 8mo ago
Thanks a lot for the usability feedback! I'm trying to improve it based on this and a few other early comments. Regarding your question, one limitation I'm aware of is that my data consists mainly of movies _made as historical mov
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by Ldorigo 8mo ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback, this is what I was hoping to get. After working on something for too long the UX becomes so obvious that it's hard to imagine it from the perspective of someone seeing it for the first time. I'll wor
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Ask HN: Nobody clicked on a "Show HN" project I put my heart into. Now what?
8 points by Ldorigo 8mo ago|12 comments
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Show HN: A map of historical movies by narrative location and time period(historical-moviemap.inneuro.ai)
7 points by Ldorigo 8mo ago|6 comments
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by Ldorigo 8mo ago
I do it sometimes (even just through the openai playground on platform.openai.com) because the experience is incredible, but it's expensive . One hour of chatting costs around 20-30$.
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by Ldorigo 9mo ago
What's funny/interesting from a psychological perspective is that several of these made me click (and discover genuinely interesting content) on links that I ignored in the real version. Could you do this everyday please?
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by Ldorigo 11mo ago
I wonder why the focus on replaying UI interactions, rather than just skipping one step ahead to the underlying network/API calls? I've been playing around with similar ideas a lot recently, and I indeed started out in a similar a
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by Ldorigo 1y ago
Is it possible to install stuff from GitHub on iOS? I thought it was completely impossible on apple devices.
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by Ldorigo 1y ago
The data might be the limiting factor of current transformer architectures, but there's no reason to believe it's a general limiting factor of any language model (e.g. humans brains are "trained" on orders of magnitude l
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Actually, Belgium has two (main) official languages so roughly 50% of the people present are now hearing their native language.
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Also, FYI, the majority of "errors" found by your tool are not actually errors.
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Do we a know whether the current SOTA foundation models (Gemini, gpt4o, Claude, etc) are actually all GPT-based (as in, causal models)?
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
As the other commenter said, prompting is everything, and most LLMs are sycophants and will try to do anything you tell them without pausing to tell you "why the hell are you trying to query an API with SQL? That's not what SQL is
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
I'm always stumped by comments like this. I'm at a point where ~70% of my code is AI-written, and the majority of the remaining is mostly because it would take too much time to provide enough context to the tool/LLM of choice
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Chatgpt and perplexity both answer that question perfectly fine. Embarrassingly enough, Google's Gemini Advanced (which I got for free with a Pixel Pro phone but would cost 200$+/y) failed to answer it.
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
I spent a long time looking for one (and also just a transflective/reflective monitor that would work well in full sunlight) and I'm dumbfounded that there's nothing available. We had the tech for this 25 years ago and it&#x2
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
Learnwise.ai | Junior-Mid AI/ML/Backend Engineer (fulltime) | REMOTE (~EU timezone if freelance contract OR Spain/NL for employee contract) | 2-4.5k EUR/month We build an LLM-based conversational assistant deeply integra
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by Ldorigo 2y ago
We're not sure what to do with langgraph yet, interested if anyone here has tried viable alternatives. We could implement a simplified execution graph in-house, but it feels like reinventing the wheel. Also thinking to keep the "g

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