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by hitradostava 4mo ago
Keen to try this out. Composer 2 is a reliable workhorse and much cheaper than the frontier models. Yes it may be based on Kimi, but it is good, really good. My workflow: - If its simple/obvious - give it to composee 2 immediately -
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by hitradostava 1y ago
Patrick, the problems you describe (speed, cost, cross-border friction) already have solutions. SEPA Instant, FedNow, PIX, and providers like Wise move money in seconds, at negligible cost, inside regulated systems. Tempo doesn’t solve paym
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by hitradostava 1y ago
Thats not what OpenAI are claiming. They are claiming that there are two new flagship models and a router that routes between them. "GPT‑5 is a unified system with a smart, efficient model that answers most questions, a deeper reasonin
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by hitradostava 1y ago
Planning was ok for me, much slower than Sonnet, but comparable. But some of the code it produces is just terrible. Maybe the routing layer sends some code-generation tasks to a much smaller model- but then I don't get why it's so
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by hitradostava 1y ago
I agree, I just don't understand how the team at Cursor can say this: “GPT-5 is the smartest coding model we've used. Our team has found GPT-5 to be remarkably intelligent, easy to steer, and even to have a personality we haven’t
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by hitradostava 1y ago
Had Sonnet 4 not been able to?
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GPT5 is worse than 4.1-mini for text and worse than Sonnet 4 for coding
10 points by hitradostava 1y ago|16 comments
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by hitradostava 2y ago
Amazing project. The question I have is why rust? Is the compiled WASM significantly faster than JS?
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Show HN: I made an interactive sentiment model comparison site(addmaple.com)
4 points by hitradostava 2y ago|0 comments
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by hitradostava 2y ago
Exactly, and LLM based tools can be very frustrating right now - but if you view the tooling as a very fast junior developer with very broad but shallow knowledge then you can develop a workflow which for many (but not all) tasks is much mu
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by hitradostava 2y ago
In a couple of years time I don't see why AI based tooling couldn't write Redis? Would you get a complete Redis produced with a single prompt? Of course not. but if extreme speed is what you want to optimize for, then the tooling
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by hitradostava 2y ago
I agree with you and its confusing to me. I do think there is a lot of emotion at play here - rather than cold rationality. Using LLM based tools effectively requires a change in workflow that a lot of people aren't ready to try. Every
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by hitradostava 2y ago
I'm continually surprised by the amount of negativity that accompanies these sort of statements. The direction of travel is very clear - LLM based systems will be writing more and more code at all companies. I don't think this is
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by hitradostava 2y ago
Kinesis supports buffering - up to 900 seconds or 128mb. So you are way out on your cost estimations. Over time queries can start costing more due to S3 Requests, but regular spark runs to combine small files solves that.
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by hitradostava 2y ago
While that is true, its really not easy to do without re-writing from scratch and scrapping a load of features which is organisationally difficult to do. What large piece of software with a user interface do you work with that is actually f
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by hitradostava 2y ago
Looks interesting, we solved this problem with Kinesis Firehose, S3 and Athena. Pricing is cheap, you can run any arbitrary SQL query and there is zero infrastructure to maintain.
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by hitradostava 2y ago
I wish they would do this. But my experience is that building efficient software is hard, and is very very hard the larger the team gets or the longer the product exsits. Even zoom, used to be very efficient, but has gradually got worse ove
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by hitradostava 2y ago
The point being made is that while this may be grating for you. It is magic for a large part of the population. This combined with chatgpt advanced voice mode shows a direction of travel for AI agents. It makes it possible to imagine a worl
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by hitradostava 2y ago
100% agree. We don't expect human developers to be perfect, why should we expect AI assistants. Code going to production should go through review. I do think that LLMs will increase the volume of bad code though. I use Cursor a lot, an
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by hitradostava 2y ago
I have to agree with the parent. LLMs are excellent at a large range of NLP tasks. Of course they are not going to replace all ML models, but when it comes to NLP they are clearly better than lots of trained models (e.g. https://
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by hitradostava 3y ago
Thanks :-) I've not done much profiling on DuckDB and what the overhead is - i.e. after the data is parsed how much memory is used. Would be really interesting to push it to the limit - or to explore not loading the entire file in, but
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by hitradostava 3y ago
Hey congrats on the Show HN. Local, browser based data exploration works for a lot of uses cases and is so much faster thancloud based tools. We've implemented something similar at https://addmaple.com/ - but with a gr
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The Terrible UX of Spreadsheets(addmaple.com)
2 points by hitradostava 3y ago|0 comments
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by hitradostava 3y ago
while this is impressive technically I also get the feeling that we are back in 1982. Spreadsheets are great general purpose tools and useful for financial modeling. But I'd argue they provide a terrible UX for most other tasks. The de
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Show HN: We made a data tool that pivots all columns/rows into charts locally(addmaple.com)
1 points by hitradostava 3y ago|0 comments
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by hitradostava 3y ago
This video dropped 2 weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iqn1HhFJ6c Ilya clearly has a different approach to Sam
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by hitradostava 3y ago
Do you have speed comparisons vs OpenAI - for live transcription?
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Using multipart/x-mixed-replace for multi-modal chat streams(addmaple.com)
3 points by hitradostava 3y ago|1 comments
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by hitradostava 3y ago
A deep dive into using the seldom used multipart/x-mixed-replace content-type for streaming combined text, audio and JSON from an LLM API. It was a fun experiment that I think could be useful for many projects. It seems highly likely t
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Show HN: Explorable in-browser data dashboards to end spreadsheet scroll hell(addmaple.com)
4 points by hitradostava 3y ago|2 comments

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