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by jeffreysmith 3mo ago
Super cool work. I love seeing this direction taken all the way to hardware. I'm a big fan of KANs. The really seem like the start of something big and new. We've got a couple of papers out and in the works on KANs. The most relev
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by jeffreysmith 3mo ago
I played a somewhat unusual role in this whole story. I was the guy who acquired in the original Papers with Code and managed them after they joined Facebook/Meta. It was super sad to see FB/M abandon the original mission of what
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by jeffreysmith 5mo ago
Burnin (London or NYC) | Founding Research Scientist + Founding Engineering Lead | Hybrid (Some on-site) | Full-time We are building the trust stack for AI code generation, targeted at high-stakes computing where wrong numbers cost real mon
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A Basket of Eggs(neotenyai.substack.com)
1 points by jeffreysmith 6mo ago|1 comments
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by jeffreysmith 6mo ago
OP here. This is the sequel to the original Good Egg post ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47151678 ). We ran three experiments since v1 that changed the model substantially. We tried to detect suspended GitHub accounts
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by jeffreysmith 6mo ago
They definitely are a powerful option for smaller scale runs. Very much optimized to have the unit economics and turnaround time work for smaller brands. I don't really know the answer around supplying your own yarn. I'd assume th
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by jeffreysmith 6mo ago
I interviewed these guys for an article on the use of seaweed in yarn and fabric. And I bought the 3D knit seaweed sweater. Great team, with a lot of heart and good intentions. I'm also a hand knitter, and I don't really see any c
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
And I filed that suggestion as an enhancement issue on the repo: https://github.com/2ndSetAI/good-egg/issues/43 Thanks for the idea.
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, scanning non-GitHub is on the roadmap and really should be done. I expect there would be value in understanding all of the current GitHub competitors. And I think the forecasts of new GH competitors getting launched (likely by
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
Quick footnote to call out this really good summary from the team at :probabl (the scikit-learn/skore company): https://blog.probabl.ai/maintaining-open-source-age-of-gen-a...
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
I'm a bit obsessed with this topic lately, so I'm going to keep refreshing this thread to see if folks have good answers. One thing I've been working with is this little util to try to do a quick sniff test on the contributor
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Scoring Open Source Contributors in the Age of AI Slop: Finding Good Eggs(neotenyai.substack.com)
1 points by jeffreysmith 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
Jeff, the author, here. We built a tool that scores PR authors by mining their contribution graph from the GitHub API. Every input is a merge/reject decision a human maintainer already made. It doesn't look at PR content or try to
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by jeffreysmith 7mo ago
I think this is really a key problem to solve, but I couldn't convince myself that it was the right solution. So, I put up my alternative proposal, Good Egg: https://github.com/2ndSetAI/good-egg Key differences: -
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Show HN: Good Egg: Trust Scoring for GitHub PR Authors(github.com)
4 points by jeffreysmith 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jeffreysmith 10mo ago
Weird that this late, dupe thread came alive after this/my earlier submission didn't seem to get noticed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45993118
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by jeffreysmith 10mo ago
Totally. I don't get why people sleep on AI2's launches. They're such powerful platforms for AI R&D.
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Olmo 3: Charting a path through the model flow to lead open-source AI(allenai.org)
20 points by jeffreysmith 10mo ago|3 comments
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by jeffreysmith 11mo ago
I'm one of the many people who Soumith hired to Meta and PyTorch. I had the privilege of working on PyTorch with him and lots of the folks on this post. As his longtime colleague, the one thing I would want people to know about him and
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by jeffreysmith 1y ago
American here who went to a Chinese (grad) school for CS and was admitted to every Chinese school I applied to. This is very much a possible route, if you’re appropriately qualified for the program. The main issue is language: outside of HK
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by jeffreysmith 1y ago
Not sure what's with the HN tone on this announcement. AI2 are really some of the best people around for creating truly open artifacts for the whole ecosystem. Their work on OLMo and Molmo is some of the most transparent and educationa
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Taking a Second Look(2ndsetai.substack.com)
4 points by jeffreysmith 1y ago|2 comments
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by jeffreysmith 1y ago
Howdy, HN. Authors here. We got tired of text-to-image leaderboards that only focus on aesthetics, so we built our own benchmarks to test what matters for real work: fidelity to complex prompts, safety, bias, and IP infringement. We analyze
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by jeffreysmith 1y ago
I just tested this on NVIDIA's Sana codebase, and it did a pretty awesome job: https://gitsummarize.com/NVlabs/Sana Impressive stuff!
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by jeffreysmith 2y ago
Chiming in to rep for our flock, the 5 most central sheep in NYC, conveniently located on Governors Island. https://www.govisland.com/things-to-do/recreation/hammock-gr...
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by jeffreysmith 2y ago
I post about AI and its applications to fashion, with occasional digressions into weaving, NYC, and dogs. https://bsky.app/profile/jeffksmith.bsky.social
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by jeffreysmith 2y ago
One of the authors here. We're both on HN and excited to share this approach to E2E AI for fashion trend reporting and merchandising. If you want to see more of how we approach the problem, also check out our introduction to the report
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by jeffreysmith 3y ago
415!
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by jeffreysmith 6y ago
Cool project. I'd never heard of Zig, but it looks like an interesting solution to the need you've identified. I'd definitely agree that it seems valuable to have an Nx version that comes with a smaller, simpler install for d
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by jeffreysmith 8y ago
There are several good books written or in development, but if I had to pick one right now, I'd point you to this one: https://www.manning.com/books/deep-learning-with-pytorch

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