h_mirin

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by h_mirin 12d ago
Bobalytics
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by h_mirin 12d ago
I wonder if bots get any pleasure from karma farming.
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by h_mirin 13d ago
I can be fairly confident that when Google says they don’t see your data, they don’t. I am also fairly confident that nobody sees the moderation decisions either.
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by h_mirin 14d ago
The 2027 incident report will explain how the agents exchanged Morse code through the shared L3 cache.
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Ask HN: Can you still tell AI-generated text apart in your own language?
1 points by h_mirin 1mo ago|2 comments
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by h_mirin 1mo ago
I'm Japanese, and this is the first I've heard of Gakutensoku. If you asked people in Japan for an old Japanese "robot", I think most would come up with this tea-carrying karakuri doll. https://en.wikipedia.or
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by h_mirin 1mo ago
Previously in my ~/Downloads: linear_algebra_done_right.pdf, 0 pages read, July 2023 linear_algebra_done_right (1).pdf, 0 pages read, Oct 2023 linear_algebra_done_right (2).pdf, 0 pages read, Sept 2024 Downloading (3) now.
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by h_mirin 1mo ago
This is really an argument about test-time scaling, even though the post never uses the term. These days "test-time scaling" mostly means letting the model talk to itself for longer, but the first genuinely surprising results came
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by h_mirin 2mo ago
In Japan, these 22GB 2080 Tis have been showing up on flea-market apps for months now, and I suspect many of them may be coming from China. I’ve been wondering whether buyers realize they’re modified cards, not factory models.
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by h_mirin 2mo ago
Every time I see this kind of story, two things bother me. First, I have watched the free improvement of frontier models surpass the gains from retraining, many times now. Squeezing more out of the models that already exist, or simply doing
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Show HN: agenv - Easy account and environment switching for coding agents(github.com)
1 points by h_mirin 5mo ago|0 comments
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Business Source License https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/08/hashicorp-adopts-bsl/
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Interesting! It would be great to have some example outputs in README.md maybe.
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Ask HN: mypy is used in production?
2 points by h_mirin 3y ago|1 comments
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Are you all discussing web development? Then, I assumed that most web developers use ORM. So, I'm purely surprised by the number of people here who are against it. I agree that abstraction can be leaky, and it's true that you ofte
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by h_mirin 3y ago
I like fly.io because it's just (much) better Heroku. I also liked Heroku, so it's sad to see their status now.
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Most models in recent years are not made with/for word level representation. Therefore, as you suggest, you need to use older word level emebedding models such as word2vec etc. You can just do "cow" - "animal" and
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by h_mirin 3y ago
The link you provided seems to be a joke repo! However, your idea to look into the open source alternative implementations is indeed insightful. I'll take a look at them. Thanks.
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Especially in recent years, public infrastructure investment is evaluated by ROI (though not just from an economic perspective). Therefore, if the population declines, the number of projects meeting the ROI threshold may also decline. Also,
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Ask HN: How Airtable / Notion's Database is implemented?
1 points by h_mirin 3y ago|2 comments
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by h_mirin 3y ago
I'm purely surprised by the activeness of CMake development. I didn't know there was still room for improvement. A debugger is surely nice, considering the complexity of the CMakeLists...
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Even in 2021, Google Workspace had more than 3 billion users. I believe that 99% of these individuals had no clue what Markdown was. If they had, perhaps third-party apps that can connect to Google Drive, such as StackEdit, would be much mo
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by h_mirin 3y ago
I'm the author of this project. Yes, yet another terminal AI assistant with OpenAI APIs! I know there are plenty of great projects for terminal AI assistants already out there. But, in my experience, none of these tools completely meet
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Show HN: ask.sh: Terminal AI assistant that can read and write your terminal(github.com)
1 points by h_mirin 3y ago|1 comments
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by h_mirin 3y ago
In principle, citations should give credible sources of information to the reader and let them reproduce the result ultimately. However, this is impossible for ChatGPT because it generates answers probabilistically and its random number gen
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by h_mirin 3y ago
I didn't know that GPTs have such duplicated tokens! The image in the article means that there're three davids ("David", " david", "david") in the tokens, right?
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by h_mirin 3y ago
While I agree with your point, I think it ultimately depends on the timescale we're looking at. In other words, if we're looking at a timescale of several years, it's conceivable that we've been experiencing such leaps s
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by h_mirin 3y ago
What might be seen as exponential progress could actually be the accumulation of a few tremendous leaps, I believe. For instance, within the architecture realm, we've witnessed leaps such as: Stacked neural networks (deep learning) &#x
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by h_mirin 3y ago
Around 200 readings? Incredible.