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by jmcminis 6mo ago
I built this with Claude code and a ralph-like bash loop. I made lots of iterations, tests, and bug fixes. You can see the PRs at the top level of the directory.
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Show HN: Open-source running app on the App store(github.com)
2 points by jmcminis 6mo ago|1 comments
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by jmcminis 3y ago
Are there edge cases here due to context length? 1. I have a json schema with required fields. I complete the json, but do not include the required fields. 2. I run out of token from the model before I finish the json object because I'
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by jmcminis 3y ago
Could this be used in conjunction with sbert to get better performing sentence_transformers for longer sequences?
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by jmcminis 3y ago
Super fun!
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Show HN: Mr. Graph – A graph definition and execution library for Python(mr-graph.readthedocs.io)
24 points by jmcminis 4y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: Baldrick. Your SQL Dogsbody(github.com)
2 points by jmcminis 4y ago|0 comments
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Comparing OpenAI, Cohere, AI21, and LLMs from HuggingFace Using GPT Index(mcminis1.github.io)
2 points by jmcminis 4y ago|0 comments
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by jmcminis 4y ago
Here are a few things that might help General advice: People + AI Guidebook - A toolkit for teams building human-centered AI products. https://pair.withgoogle.com/guidebook/ LLM advice: Tips to improve prompt and answe
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LLM Application development primer. approach, frameworks, providers(mcminis1.github.io)
6 points by jmcminis 4y ago|0 comments
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by jmcminis 4y ago
In general the CEO has the ability to award equity however they want. It's fairly common for exercise windows to be extended, awards to be increased as a part of a severance package, cashless exercise to be allowed, etc. You may need t
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Show HN: Webcrepe – SQL for the Internet(github.com)
7 points by jmcminis 5y ago|2 comments
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by jmcminis 5y ago
I think there is a trend towards using SQL to do the T part of ELT. For example, see the rise in popularity of dbt. Analysts are often limited by the data that's in the warehouse already. Instead of asking a data engineer or developer
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by jmcminis 5y ago
I think it would be easier to move and then find something. Toronto has a good and growing tech scene. I think you should be able to find something interesting fairly quickly with your experience.
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by jmcminis 5y ago
I'm building a postgres extension that allows you to do web searches using a SQL query. The idea is to be able to pull in data from the web with some structure (which you define using custom scrapers) on demand. Right now I have a proo
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by jmcminis 6y ago
elovee ( https://elovee.com ) | ML Engineer, Data Scientist, Full-Stack Software Engineer | North America | Remote | Full Time We are elovee, a healthcare startup focused on developing A.I. based technology to improve day-to-day c
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by jmcminis 7y ago
Thanks! I bet you could get Cortex running on Kubeflow pretty easily since it's all K8s anyway.
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by jmcminis 7y ago
Compare and contrast with Seldon on Kubeflow?
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by jmcminis 8y ago
Be direct, honest, and compassionate. They are good at something, but not the thing you need most now. Explain that to them, let them go, look for someone else. Don’t forget that this person is a part of your network and always will be. The
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by jmcminis 8y ago
This is kind of an odd question. It only indicates how old they were when you were lucky enough to meet them. Presumably, that person has been gifted before and would be gifted after as well, not just when they were XX years old. I would be
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by jmcminis 8y ago
Yes. You should go. The job market is so much better. You will probably have a choice of high paying, interesting offers when you choose to leave your postdoc. I did a postdoc in computational chemistry/condensed matter physics at LLNL
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by jmcminis 8y ago
This is a really nice summary of some of the technical components required. You also need to know how to do different kinds of analysis to answer different kinds of questions. A few more things: 0. Scientific method - probably true for all
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by jmcminis 8y ago
Sales for b2b. Marketing for b2c. No matter how good your product is, if you don’t get traction, you’re dead in the water.
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by jmcminis 8y ago
Your email and post/comment history seem quite cogent. You still have the ability to write clearly and effectively. Please consider your options. Reach out to someone locally for help/contact. I would be surprised if there weren’
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by jmcminis 8y ago
As long as you're having fun, learning new things, and not missing out on a great opportunity it makes sense to stay. That being said, depending on your job market, it doesn't hurt to look around. You don't have a hard decisi
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by jmcminis 8y ago
I think the search part is implementing the Fibonacci Search Technique[0]. It’s related to Golden ratio search[1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_search_technique [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by jmcminis 9y ago
So you want a LSM for inserts and the DNN for reads? Seems OK. You still have to update/retrain the DNN after an insert into a larger layer, which will be expensive. So you’d probably get high latency at the 99% (or some high number).
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by jmcminis 9y ago
As it says in the paper, this might be useful for data warehouses. But, it’s not coming to postgres anytime soon. Index updates on the order of seconds to minutes would be too much for a transactional db. There is also the cold start proble
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by jmcminis 9y ago
Founder, CTO. Lots of other requirements though.
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Ask HN: What is the most important thing you learned at your last job?
3 points by jmcminis 9y ago|3 comments

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