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A Message from the Family of Dolly Parton(instagram.com)
9 points by earino 23d ago|2 comments
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Optimizing XGBoost Machine Learning Models with AI Agents(szilard.github.io)
2 points by earino 5mo ago|0 comments
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by earino 5mo ago
Claude going down is how I know I can start messaging with my west coast friends.
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by earino 5mo ago
Hello Boris! How do I increase the 1 hour prompt cache window for the main agent? I would love to be able to set that to, say, 4 hours. That gives me enough time to work on something, go teach a class, grab a snack, and come back and pick u
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by earino 8mo ago
Two of the authors are engaging on bluesky regarding the "clickbaityness" of the paper: https://bsky.app/profile/gaborbekes.bsky.social/post/3md4rga... (Note, I receive a thanks in the paper.)
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by earino 8mo ago
What joy to bump into you in the comments section! I definitely preferred 5 minutes past, but my calendar was pretty awful. What was really awful, however, was when your calendar was a random mishmash of starts at :00, :05, :30 and :35 :-
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by earino 11mo ago
Built this over the weekend with my wife using Claude Code. Github repo for site is here: https://github.com/earino/nonprofit-ai and github repo for prompt testing harness is here: https://github.com/ea
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AI Prompts for Nonprofit Professionals(nonprofit.ai)
1 points by earino 11mo ago|1 comments
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by earino 1y ago
Follow up question, can the diff apply and fix json models be run locally as well with octofriend, or do they have to hit your servers? Thanks!
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by earino 1y ago
Ok wonderful! Thanks. I'm trying to set it up right now with lmstudio with qwen3-coder-30b. Hopefully it's going to work. Happy to take any pointers on anything y'all have tried that seemed particularly promising.
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by earino 1y ago
This looks very interesting. I wish it came with some guides for using it with a local LLM. I have an MBP with 128gb of ram and I have been trying to find a local open source coding agent. This feels like it could be the thing.
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by earino 1y ago
As a proud graduate of MTSU's CS department, I'm so happy to see my school listed here. Even back in the 1990s when I attended there, everyone knew the recording industry program was something special. For a small to medium town,
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by earino 3y ago
This was a really enjoyable couple of minutes. I was able to find some of the more ancient cities I've visited (Ceuta, for example), and see how they're represented. Now that we've seen how quickly digitized information becom
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by earino 3y ago
I now live in a 4 story building in Spain and I too miss having BBQs.
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by earino 3y ago
What a wonderful article. I've lived in single family homes and apartments in USA, Switzerland and Spain. I never understood why the apartment buildings in the USA felt so different, and now it makes sense. Even in my 15 story apartmen
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by earino 3y ago
ChatGPT now has the ability to do web browsing to search for recent events! https://chat.openai.com/share/c35e3fd1-d94e-477b-a331-b14384...
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by earino 3y ago
I was in Istanbul recently, and what surprised me was the absolute depth of the cities attractions. I stayed in the Kadıköy and Sultanahmet districts, and it was so incredible to walk through a society which had been Monkey Patched through
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by earino 4y ago
Congratulations for getting this done. A very small percentage of folks who want to do this actually do it. My constructive feedback is that the app asked me to register immediately. I didn't really get an idea of why I would get value
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by earino 4y ago
> Did you know that you can save ~$62,000 per year per company you work for, tax free (or deferred)? Do you happen to have a link or pointers?
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by earino 4y ago
No worries at all, again thanks for the pointers!
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by earino 4y ago
Amazing! Thank you so much for pointing this out to me. It's basically exactly what I hoped to find :-)
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by earino 4y ago
Thanks for the pointer! Do you (or your friend) happen to have a link to a sample job post that I may be able to use to identify these opportunities in the future?
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by earino 4y ago
I have been deeply fascinated by COBOL ever since 1994. In 1994 I was looking at where to go to college, and the community college near the town I grew up had two "computer" associates programs. One was a program focused on person
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by earino 4y ago
I do, thanks for asking! I am the proud dad of a 22 year old son :-) I definitely agree that having a child can be a spectacular forcing function for focus for some. I unfortunately also know folks for whom having a child was the proverbial
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by earino 4y ago
I actually agree with a lot here. If the question had been "how can I have a fulfilling hobby while also working full time", i think I'd agree with a lot of the advice you gave. It's very good advice about time boxing, h
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by earino 4y ago
I agree with a lot of the sentiment of your comment, particularly about introspecting and understanding what your reason for doing a startup is. I think that's very good advice. However I don't feel that "being a solid profes
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by earino 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand. But I think my answer is, "yes, I would!" By that point, hopefully I have enough self knowledge to understand what motivates me and what my true competitive advantages are. I also hopefully have a s
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by earino 4y ago
I agree with you on both points: 1. If it's a bad job that pays well but makes you miserable, that's a different situation. I assumed that was not the case but I may have been hasty. 2. No matter what, discussing with your partner
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by earino 4y ago
My very concrete feelings on this is that you probably don't. Asking folks how to do this is a bit like asking billionaires how to get rich. It's a fun story but it's overfitting. The individual narrative that made a billiona
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by earino 4y ago
This is fantastic, and I can't wait to use it! Detailed and interesting writeup.

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