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by kyeb 8mo ago
(disclaimer: I work at Falconer) you would think so! but that's only optimal if the model already has all the information in recent context to make an optimally-informed decision. in practice, this is a neat context engineering trick,
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LLM-as-a-Courtroom(falconer.com)
1 points by kyeb 8mo ago|1 comments
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by kyeb 1y ago
Falconer | Lead AI engineer | Bay area, hybrid/onsite | $200-300k + equity Falconer is building AI-powered knowledge tools for engineers. Knowledge management is a $30b industry, and we intend to build the tools that leverage AI to pow
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by kyeb 1y ago
- Learn their default layout first, then iterate on your personal preferences. I similarly tried a bunch at first, but realized switching layouts constantly was making it impossible to build up the new muscle memory. - Spend time practicing
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by kyeb 1y ago
I find one modifier plus a home-row key to be much more comfortable than reaching several rows up for an F-key. The author's whole point here is that QMK (or ZMK, which I use) lets you customize it to exactly your own needs!
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by kyeb 1y ago
Falconer | Founding team (AI, infrastructure) or early-career engineers (any) | Bay area, hybrid/onsite | $125-250k Falconer is building AI-powered knowledge tools for engineers. Knowledge management is a $30b industry, and we intend t
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by kyeb 1y ago
Falconer | Founding team (AI, infrastructure, full-stack, designer) | Bay area, hybrid/onsite | $150-200k Falconer is building AI-powered knowledge tools for engineers. Knowledge management is a $30b industry, and we intend to build th
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by kyeb 1y ago
Falconer | Founding team (AI, infrastructure, full-stack, designer) | Bay area, hybrid/onsite | $150-200k Falconer is building AI-powered knowledge tools for engineers. Knowledge management is a $30b industry, and we intend to build th
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by kyeb 1y ago
Falconer | Founding team (AI, infrastructure, full-stack, designer) | Bay area | Hybrid/onsite Falconer is building AI-powered knowledge tools for engineers. Knowledge management is a $30b industry, and we intend to build the tools tha
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by kyeb 2y ago
What makes you say it's a "left-wing culture war item"? I've gotten the impression opposition to using AI-generated content like this typically comes from artists who might have been paid for similar content in the past
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by kyeb 3y ago
The calls per server is probably not the difficult part - this is the type of scale where you start hitting much, much harder problems, e.g.: - Load balancing across regions [0] without significant latency overhead - Service-to-service mesh
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by kyeb 3y ago
It sounds like this is about direct carbon cature, not carbon offsets.
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Bay Area homeowner is the face of California’s latest housing drama(sfchronicle.com)
294 points by kyeb 4y ago|213 comments
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by kyeb 4y ago
It would have solved it completely for my family - we just ate cereal or a bagel in the morning for breakfast, no coordination necessary.
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by kyeb 4y ago
I'd be super interested to see an analysis using exactly the same methodology as this performed on various other cities (SF, NYC, LA, maybe some European cities like Amsterdam or Cologne) for comparison. I would bet Seattle is near the
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by kyeb 4y ago
There are some legitimate concerns about Warp throughout these comments (telemetry, business model, etc.). But the one thing that really excites me is to have a full team working full-time on building the terminal that developers want to us
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by kyeb 5y ago
I don't think anyone was implying that causal link...
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by kyeb 5y ago
Airbnb hosts rate their guests. Seems like a decent system to me.
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by kyeb 5y ago
The interesting part about this idea to me is the scalability. If you're someone looking to cold-email someone you admire, you're willing to spend a dollar to do that. If you're a spammer who plays number games with your emai
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by kyeb 5y ago
This is horrifying.
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by kyeb 6y ago
As a computer scientist who learned JavaScript this year, I strongly agree with the sentiment here. I feel like I often spend more time debugging module errors than my actual project. Granted, once I understood the ecosystem more, I gradual
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by kyeb 6y ago
AutoHotKey was my first programming language, years and years ago on my couple hundred dollar laptop. It wasn't much, but it was definitely a great introduction to basic CS concepts (if statements, loops, functions, etc.). I remember u
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by kyeb 7y ago
I just skimmed much of their website, and felt like I was left still wondering what Backstage actually does .
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by kyeb 7y ago
We have 1 kitchen in the basement, but that's shared among 500 people
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by kyeb 7y ago
The closest grocery is Target in Central square, which is extremely limited or maybe Trader Joe's, which also isn't the same. The Star Market that was right behind campus closed a couple years ago. It's not so easy, in my opi
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by kyeb 7y ago
MIT is kind of a weird location. Cambridge and Boston are _very_ high cost of living. Plus, every dorm either has kitchens or a dining hall, so the food needs aren't super high typically.
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by kyeb 7y ago
>In what way are dorms worse than personal homes for diseases anyway? Are they not trusting their students to prepare their own food? Why don't they just close the dining halls instead? The dorms have shared bathrooms, often shared
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by kyeb 7y ago
I tried to read this article, but unfortunately the lack of grammar was too distracting and I just couldn't get through it. A lot of these are things that Google Docs or Microsoft Word will notice and ask you to change. I highly recomm
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by kyeb 7y ago
Wow, I've been reading Axios as my primary news source for years - first time I've seen it linked on HN, though! I highly recommend it to other people here. The reporting tends to be smart and to the point, their UI/UX is smo
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Microsoft Announces Xbox “Series X”(xbox.com)
3 points by kyeb 7y ago|0 comments

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