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abhishekbasu
7mo ago
Thank you for your kind words! Your marketplace idea definitely sounds interesting to me, if not for payments, it would definitely provide a way to improve visibility through easier data exchange due to a common platform.
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abhishekbasu
7mo ago
Hosted on premise for enterprise, VPC for mid market customers. For enterprise customers, FDE model makes most sense for a product like this and they would assist with implementation and training. For mid market customers, I'm still ex
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abhishekbasu
7mo ago
Also, this was a quick fun project for a multi-agent flow https://flickfeast.party/
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abhishekbasu
7mo ago
Developing LogiModel AI ( https://www.logimodel.com/ ) which is an agentic supply chain optimization engine that forecasts demand, optimizes operations, and simulates scenarios to reduce costs while keeping your network relia
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abhishekbasu
9mo ago
you're right, it should be (3,0) with optimal obj value of 6.
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abhishekbasu
9mo ago
this was a great read to start the new year! having worked extensively with mixed integer programs, it is always a bit disheartening to see them not used enough for everyday decision-making. one of my goals this year is to create a layer to
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abhishekbasu
11mo ago
Great product and congratulations on the launch. Who is the target user vs customer? On the surface, and I may be wrong here, this feels like a LLM layered on top of a typical AutoML structure eg: TPOT, Caret. Is that the correct mental mo
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abhishekbasu
11mo ago
Grokipedia at home: https://github.com/abhishekbasu/localwiki
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Show HN: Excalidraw for Sticky Notes
(stickyflo.app)
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abhishekbasu
1y ago
I've always had the impression that Mathematical programming esp. Mixed integer programming/Integer programming is largely "unknown" outside of core engineering and operations research. It's an excellent framework t
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abhishekbasu
1y ago
Interesting. Deepseek R1: You prefer elegant, high-level solutions that are intuitive and accessible to other developers. You likely favor functional programming, clear abstractions, and code that reads like prose. Abstract ↔ Concrete: +4 A
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abhishekbasu
2y ago
+1 for Pyxel, recently used it for a couple of hours to create a tiny project [1] and loved how intuitive it was. [1] https://github.com/abhishekbasu/minesweeper
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2y ago
This was fun. I saw a post on Pyxel a couple of days ago, and decided to write mine in Python using it. https://github.com/abhishekbasu/minesweeper
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abhishekbasu
3y ago
There are [1, 2], and AFAICT they rely on gnuplot [3]. [1] https://github.com/nschloe/termplotlib [2] https://github.com/dkogan/gnuplotlib [3] http://www.gnuplot.info/
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Deep Learning is now the #1 book in the Hockey Coaching category on Amazon
(gist.github.com)
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abhishekbasu
3y ago
your pessimism is hardly unwarranted. this will lead to rather lousy code documentation, and might be misused by folks. but on the other hand, i look at this as something that will be effective as a "summarizer" of sorts where it
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abhishekbasu
4y ago
I wonder if this can somehow be used as a tool for quick visual inspection of architecture compliance. Maybe the size of the box could be selected before display to denote a custom metric. For example, if the size of the box for each file w
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abhishekbasu
4y ago
While HTML and other markup languages are great, I wonder if there is a way to use a word processor while creating the document - focusing only on content (spellcheck, etc.) and not on formatting or on syntax. Then, a context specific conve
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abhishekbasu
4y ago
7380 with one forced error (was cooking while answering this). Can't agree with a few in the medium difficulty though, felt that the "correct" answer was arbitrary. However, IANAD so perhaps not the best person to say for su
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
First off, congrats on your venture! as a foodie I'm elated. I realize that you're trying to create your own brand, my concern is: - if it's a brand that does all cuisines, it is going to attract people mainly because of the
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5y ago
On a side note, if the facial expressions were spot on, how would you as a prospective customer feel if you were later informed that the video was in fact AI-generated?
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5y ago
Pardon me if I'm not thinking about this in the right way, but how would you hold the store owner accountable for refreshing or updating their catalogue on the app if they don't already use an inventory management system for purch
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5y ago
I often wonder if LI is trying to do too many things at once. At this point it hard not to come to the conclusion that it promotes certain types of behaviors. The problem is that if left laissez-faire, the feed will not attract folks who ab
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
I'm not a UI/UX guy, but the presentation in the book was so good, I decided to read it all in one sitting! As a user, I have faced the problems you describe in pages 38 and 57, websites should always try and make it clear where t
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5y ago
With AI-based support automation, it might end up like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnzlbyTZsQY
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5y ago
A thing I've noticed, and I could be wrong about this, is that social networks have not done much to increase avenues for interaction between 2nd degree connections of two people (say a and b) without needing the active participation o
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
some startups would like to disagree
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
That's a great point, and is in fact something I wanted to touch upon in my previous comment. Being able to choose great subreddits is a big plus, and to be fair there are great YT creators who create great niche content. But a common
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
> I think YouTube is at its heart fundamentally incompatible with providing only high quality enriching content. I think this is in some ways similar to reddit. While there are some great threads from time-to-time, it is a way for peop
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abhishekbasu
5y ago
I'm not too sure about that, without competitors perhaps yes, but otherwise they can still excel as a "gateway" to investment that many millennials like me seek in this app economy.
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