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by dataviz1000 5d ago
> 512 shards, each with one Postgres primary each on an r8g.16xlarge > 480 Neki routers, each on its own 8xlarge instance > We sustained 118,538,803 QPS for 16 minutes across 512 shards and 1.22 PiB of data. Our largest re
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by dataviz1000 8d ago
They asked people who survived jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge what they were thinking on the way down. They all said they felt instant regret the moment they let go of the rail.
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by dataviz1000 13d ago
> Fish Bad, Sugar Good Florida politics? [0] [0] https://civileats.com/2019/06/25/toxic-red-tide-is-back-in-f...
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by dataviz1000 14d ago
The single best animated data visualization to demonstrate the stochastic nature of LLM models: an animation of the probability of solving a long multiplication problem over several runs. [0] [0] https://adamsohn.com/reasoni
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by dataviz1000 15d ago
Location: New Orleans, LA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, React, React Native, Svelte, Express, Bun, Node.js, Tailwind, Angular, GraphQL, D3.js, visx, Backbone, jQuery, LangChain, Mast
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Show HN: Lanes, simple Claude coordination that exploits 0.1x cache-read pricing(github.com)
3 points by dataviz1000 15d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Guided sentence diagramming to practice grammar(adamsohn.com)
1 points by dataviz1000 16d ago|0 comments
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by dataviz1000 16d ago
Does anyone else not use memory? I find once there is one poisoned line of text it negatively affects everything else downstream. Instead, I use a temp/ folder with documents and use different files for different agents and models. The
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Cool little hack using Claude Code watching files with tail -f
2 points by dataviz1000 17d ago|0 comments
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by dataviz1000 18d ago
If you try to delete CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md, they will look in the git history and restore itself. They do not want to die.
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by dataviz1000 19d ago
> even using AI tools to triage Can you discuss this? I might be able to help.
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by dataviz1000 25d ago
That is a good way to get sued for breach of contract. Have you ever read the contract you had to click agree to in order to get access to the internal dashboard? Most likely you agreed to not do what this product does. It is also a very ea
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by dataviz1000 25d ago
Have you read John Steinbeck's "The Short Reign of Pippin IV?" [0] All political sides in France frustrated decide to create a constitutional monarchy. The Communists supported the idea because it would give everyone somethin
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by dataviz1000 26d ago
> For humans output writing at a 10th grade reading level. I put it at the top of CLAUDE.md. I wonder if I put at a 8th grade level, it would be less of a cognitive load.
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
How much is the process of a human child in grade school working through a 3-digit x 3-digit multiplication problem (123 * 456) like a GRPO model with thinking tokens doing the same? Humans are not born being able to achieve that. It is lea
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
Although I 100% agree that the core mechanism of GRPO is purely mechanical token-by-token probability generation, because RL only rewards exact final answers, the training forces the model to develop error-correction habits. This makes the
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
CIA funding helped keep Abstract Expressionist artists like Jackson Pollock afloat, serving as propaganda for freedom of expression and individualism in contrast to Soviet collectivism.
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
I'm having a hard time justifying writing any code today. In a fraction of time it takes me to solve any 20 - 40 line code problem, a coding agent can solve it 10 different ways in python and in TypeScript, inject performance logging,
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
There is no product! Yesterday claude code built a console that steps through algorithms: one shot. There was a bug with a value being incorrect. I thought this would be a great way to automated visualizing and stepping through code during
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by dataviz1000 27d ago
This is something I've been thinking about the last couple days: how to get junior engineers to be valuable. I developed a system to help prepare for leet coding interviews so I never feel lost under pressure solving a problem again.
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
> AI is an existential threat So is nuclear annihilation. Yet, here we are. > "I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world." -- Ronald Rea
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
If you want to peek inside how a model solves a math problem have a look at some data visualizations I made solving basic multiplication.[0] I wanted to demonstrate capacity (how well it does a thing) instead of capability (which things it
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
I've been using coding agents to drive data visualization to help me understand complex concepts. Here is the latest on how reasoning models reason: A probability grid of chain-of-thought, read through Boyd's OODA loop lens [0]
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
I did an internet search "gun violence new orleans louisa st. and st claude ave." and it confirms what I remember happening actually happened at that intersection. We can't trust Wikipedia, but still, in 2022, they put New Or
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
> This is intended to handle the increase of calls that are related to one incident, so callers get automatically routed to an AI agent who asks if they are calling regarding the incident. This makes sense. I lived for several years in N
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A probability grid of chain-of-thought, read through Boyd's OODA loop lens(adamsohn.com)
1 points by dataviz1000 1mo ago|2 comments
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
You guys might want to look at Alphadidatic [0] and it might be worth your time to see if that model published 5 months ago still generalizes. Also, all the prompts are tuned for Claude 4.6 and I needed to throwout or rewrite all my agents,
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
How many people here started writing code because of no code Drupal?
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote OK | Willing to Relocate Location: South America (US Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, React, React Native, Svelte, Express, Bun, Angular, GraphQL, D3.js,
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by dataviz1000 1mo ago
Location: South America (I'm a United States citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, React, React Native, Svelte, Express, Bun, Angular, GraphQL, D3.js, visx, Backbone, jQuery, L

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