driese

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by driese 1mo ago
The product names have made me chuckle quite a few times in the past. Such an easy way to make your products more likeable. Also, maybe semi-relevant: I made a small guessing game about the IKEA product catalogue in case someone wants to be
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by driese 1mo ago
Nice one! I built something similar [1]. It has you type in the name of the actual song and artist and the game compares it to a database of lyrics. The goal is to find as many songs as possible that contain a given word (or one of its deri
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by driese 4mo ago
There is still a difference though. If some company decides to raise prices on OR, you can just switch to any other provider of the same model since there is no moat.
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by driese 4mo ago
As always: it depends on your needs. Here's a very basic heuristics rundown: - More RAM: bigger models, more intelligence. - More FLOPs: higher pre-fill (reading large files and long prompts before answering, the so-called "time t
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by driese 4mo ago
For the same reason that a human who is fluent in five languages can probably express themselves better in either one compared to human that only speaks one, while also having a more nuanced understanding of general grammar. From what I kn
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by driese 5mo ago
Nice one! Let's say I'm serving local models via vllm (because ollama comes with huge performance hits), how would I implement that in gomodel?
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by driese 5mo ago
I'm trying to get back to verifying some of my old fun ideas. I want to finally build my 3D QR cube ( https://deriese.net/qrcubes.html?s=hn ) by sending a design to a laser shop, and I also want to find someone with a fe
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by driese 6mo ago
Ever since I read about this, I have been thinking about the next logical step: train a NN to route the internal loops dynamically after each layer. Instead of just choosing a given set of layers that are repeated, let the new classifier de
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by driese 8mo ago
So they use a valid and valuable company to hide a giant dumpster fire company. To add to that, their best argument is "AI in space", which has some real "solar roadways" energy to it. I honestly don't know how any
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by driese 11mo ago
> If you post for ad revenue, I truly feel sorry for you. I think this is a bit dismissive towards people who create content because they enjoy doing it but also could not do it to this level without the revenue, like many indie Youtuber
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by driese 11mo ago
There is this popular coffee cup cooling problem: assume you want to keep your morning cup of coffee hot for as long as possible. When do you add your milk? Immediately or later? I am overengineering a simulation-based solution to this beca
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by driese 11mo ago
Hej, thanks again. I'll try contacting her.
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by driese 1y ago
I'd love to, but your profile gives no way to contact you? You can find one on mine, otherwise I'd be happy about a link.
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by driese 1y ago
Haha cheers. Despite this being a fun project, I'd still like to be the first to do it, so forgive me for not telling yet. I will try another round of outreach tomorrow and post it on HN as soon as I get permission.
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by driese 1y ago
What a coincidence to see this on the HN front page. I want to use these catalogs for a project of mine, but I first wanted to speak to one of the people of the IKEA museum or IKEA itself to inquire about permissions (outside of the ones on
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by driese 1y ago
Small things like this or the fact that AI studio still has issues with simple scrolling confuse me. How does such a brilliant tool still lack such basic things?
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by driese 1y ago
I'm working on a neighbourhood analysis app. It gives people looking for a new apartment or travelling to a new city all the information they need at a glance. I ingested a lot of public info into a database and combined it with routin
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by driese 1y ago
Funny, I actually have a very similar story, where the plan was also to use drones/AI for inspection of power equipment. For the same reasons as you I quit to work on my own projects, but I discarded the drone project and went another