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fryz
10mo ago
looks like the white king/queen aren't on the right colors (queen goes on her color) - confused me a bit when trying to map the space to a 2d board
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How we helped a YC company (Upsolve) catch a GPT-5 regression
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10mo ago
The "magic" is done via the JSON schemas that are passed in along with the definition of the tool. Structured Output APIs (inc. the Tool API) take the schema and build a Context-free Grammar, which is then used during generation t
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fryz
1y ago
yeah - it's one of the best success stories of wildlife conservation in the modern era.
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fryz
1y ago
FWIW, not saying it's right (as a hunter I wouldn't ever do this myself), but most of the biologists that build the population models, inc. the ones that they use to set the amount of hunting licenses or tags sold, build a certain
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fryz
1y ago
This is one of those joyful concepts you learn about as a homeowner, especially on older homes. If you have plumbing that's done in different metal materials (copper, steel, lead, etc.) and any of your pipes touch, you have to perform
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Ask HN: Are there other language/framework-specific LLMs?
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1y ago
Yeah thanks for the feedback. We think we stand out from our competitors in the space because we built first for the enterprise case, with consideration for things like data governance, acceptable use, and data privacy and information secur
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1y ago
Yeah great question We based our hallucination detection on "groundedness" on a claim-by-claim basis, which evaluates whether the LLM response can be cited in provided context (eg: message history, tool calls, retrieved context fr
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Show HN: High-performance GenAI engine now open source
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1y ago
You're not wrong but suffering isn't comparative. Because it's easier for someone to bounce back or have support in the transition doesn't mean it still doesn't suck.
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2y ago
To add some color to this Anthropic does a good job of breaking down some common architecture around using these components [1] (good outline of this if you prefer video [2]). "Agent" is definitely an overloaded term - the best fr
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2y ago
Neat article - I know the author mentioned this in the post, but I only see this working as long as a few assumptions hold: * avg tenure / skill level of team is relatively uniform * team is small with high-touch comms (eg: same/n
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Guide to LLM Experimentation and Development in 2024
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2y ago
shhhhhh - dont give it up :) Part of whats nice about it is that there isnt a ton of people and the NJ stereotypes work out in our favor.
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2y ago
FWIW, I find the classical chess tournaments with the super GMs to be fairly interesting, if only because the focus of the games is more about the metagame than about the game itself. The article linked at the bottom of the source is a WSJ
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3y ago
From the article: > When I asked Jody how much of his family’s meat is wild game, he initially said “about half.” Upon reflection, he bumped the number to 70 percent. Doesn't sound like this is a justification for "culture&quo
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How to Think About Production Performance of Generative Text
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4y ago
Maybe we've not gotten there yet (kids are 2 and 1), but they can watch the same thing thousands of times and it will still glue them to the TV.
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4y ago
You might not be the right market (or at least, the marketplace might be different for your demographic). I'm a parent, and for me, and all my parent friends, Disney+ is the streaming service that generates the most value in our househ
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4y ago
Yeah - and it wasn't even necessarily on the tech stuff either - the talks are definitely the things that have stuck with me the longest after working there (and it's been 10+ years!)
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Haven't seen anyone mention a non-DOE lab, so figured I'd weigh in. I interned twice with MIT Lincoln Labs, which among other things, helped build and deploy Radar for WWII which turned into building/managing the technology f
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4y ago
It's cool to see some commentary regarding how hunters and federal policy helped (and hurt). The National Wild Turkey Foundation is solely responsible for the reintroduction of the turkey across most of the entire US. The entire purpos