ddevnyc

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by ddevnyc 15d ago
Forward Deployed Engineer | AI Transformation | Agentic Systems | Previously at frontier labs Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No CV: Ask Email: d.dev.nyc+hnjobs@gmail.com I help organizations evolve into AI-native businesses by redesigning
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by ddevnyc 1mo ago
Think? I know it
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by ddevnyc 1mo ago
Haha really? How do you hook up midi to the UI?
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by ddevnyc 1mo ago
ahhhh, that's such a great example
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Forward Deployed Engineer | AI Transformation | Agentic Systems | Previously at frontier labs Location: EU/US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No CV: Ask Email: d.dev.nyc+hnjobs@gmail.com I help organizations evolve into AI-native busi
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
i bet they're good for it. however robotics aren't electronics. that's a completely different space.
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
what sorts of things have you designed with it?
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
> AFAIK, everything we can "know" can be written down, one way or another, even analog circuits. writing down circuit diagrams is like cooking about music. > what SOTA LLMs are you referring to? I have done a survey among an
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
spice is a very bad simulation. it's not like a unit test or a VM. it works very differently to the real thing, only approximating it in some highly controlled situations.
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
The contribution of Excel, the most popular programming environment in the world, is undoubtable - therefore, not only has Excel accomplished something (popularize programming among non-programmers) but it's also easily measurable (it
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
> Get BigCentralThing to add it Making a workflow central to your business dependent on the goodwill and efficiency of an external entity is a very bad idea! It's good that you've found a partner who is willing to put in the wo
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Do you believe this might have been Citadel grooming SA to implode like that?
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Looking back on the project, what do you think could be some interesting things one can learn from it?
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Some people are confused as to what this is, so I thought I'd bring up this sentence from the Readme: > PISIGuard runs entirely in your browser. It spots names, email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, passwords, API key
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I would love a controller like that for my editor, or my LLM. That would make coding so much more fun.
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Absolutely amazing presentation, the interactive examples alone are worth the click. Thank you very much!
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
There's enough inbreeding^W distillation happening that whatever OpenAI tone you're thinking of is probably Claude's tone (and vice-versa)
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I'm sure I don't speak just for myself when I ask, can you link the presentation?
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I know I am very very alone in this, but I've always found regex very readable. It's just not _quickly_ readable. You can't look at 20 characters of regex and read it and understand it as quickly as you would 20 characters of
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I think it's absolutely amazing to have insight into long-term goals like this for open source projects. For one thing, it can help you plan your tech stack, and can even be a source of inspiration on what sorts of topics to learn and
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
The overall structure of the document is no different than any other tech reference or RFC that I've read over the decades
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
This is really regrettable. I think the biggest issue is that once such laws or case law are in place, it is really really impossible to repeal them, or to replace them with something more modern. So we're still applying horse laws to
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Smelly, rotting fish sauce that needs to be handled in hazmat suits? In Europe that's called a "condiment".
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
Does MoE help with multimodality? Can it in general enable reasoning in imagery (technical drawings, diagrams, schematics) rather than text-based?
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I am particularly curious how multimodal models will work with types of knowledge that are inherently non-text. For example, SOTA LLMs really suck at electronics, especially analog electronics. Is MiniMax H3 capable of logical / techni
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by ddevnyc 2mo ago
I think this presents a highly fascinating scenario: 1. A vulnerability that presents itself very rarely 2. If it presents itself, it is fatal to the organization So, few targets are affected, but the outsized effect means that the overall
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by ddevnyc 7mo ago
Yes - I question the wisdom of that.
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by ddevnyc 7mo ago
Thanks. I question the wisdom of this limitation in monthly recurring threads. I think it should be special-cased for those specific instances.
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Ask HN: Why can't I reply to "Who wants to be hired?"?
2 points by ddevnyc 7mo ago|5 comments
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by ddevnyc 7mo ago
One might think that a structure language is really desirable, but in fact, one of the biggest methods of functioning behind intelligence is stupidity . Let me explain: if you only innovate by piecing together lego pieces you already have,

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