la_fayette

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by la_fayette 1mo ago
ok thanking the team for this work over the years. i hope yt will stay ad-free :-)
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by la_fayette 1mo ago
I started using Herdr and I really like it. Since the main features I wanted are already there, I have no issue with the commercialization. I still wonder how this can be turned into a profitable business. It'll be really interesting t
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by la_fayette 1mo ago
you can just use the --tools flag to disable bash tool
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by la_fayette 2mo ago
let's see how this turns out, but I would not underestimate the german engineering culture...
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by la_fayette 2mo ago
ok cool, i see there is already a similar project called wanderer, so i assume the difference would be in the planning module? thx
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by la_fayette 3mo ago
I started to work on an open source audioguide app as PWA or mobile app. This app can be used by museums or similar institutions https://github.com/smartcompanion-app/audioguide-app . After my experience in consulting m
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by la_fayette 3mo ago
i am not sure acctually of the math is acctually that complicated/important. the math around neural networks is calculus/chain rule etc and for model comparison/validation one needs statistics. the required math for e.g. unde
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by la_fayette 4mo ago
When reading your comment, it just reminds me on how feature flags can be misused as application configuration/customization. An antipattern i could observe at various organzations already. For me feature flags go along with trunk base
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by la_fayette 6mo ago
depends, JavaScript in the Browser has many useful things available, which I miss with python, e.g., fetch, which in Python you need a separate package like requests to avoid a clunky API. Java had this issue for long time as well, since Ja
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by la_fayette 7mo ago
Yes, that’s true! That could be my next step… though I have to admit, writing this in a HN comment feels like a bit of a challenge.
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by la_fayette 7mo ago
This guy is so amazing! With his video and the code base I really have the feeling I understand gradient descent, back propagation, chain rule etc. Reading math only just confuses me, together with the code it makes it so clear! It feels li
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by la_fayette 8mo ago
The claim in the article that AI is good at writing code, is that claude code is written by claude code.
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
I don't get your point here. User targeted ads are the main business model of the internet? Yes, few days ago it was revealed how billions of user data points could be gathered from Meta [1], did anybody care, outside a small privacy c
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
It is no surprise, somehow they need to earn money. It will be interesting though how much the response of the LLM will be adapted. At least legally advertisement need to be marked for users. So either the response of an LLM will be extende
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
I use GenAI for text translation, text 2 voice and voice 2 text, there it is extremely useful. For coding I often have the feeling it is useless, but also sometimes it is useful, like most tools...
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
https://github.com/smartcompanion-app/audioguide-app An open-source audioguide app that helps museums and cultural spaces create engaging visitor experiences. Feel free to give me a star on GitHub.
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
It might not be possible but others have scraped just the app store and matched based on Android meta data: https://people.ece.ubc.ca/amesbah/resources/papers/mobilesof...
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by la_fayette 10mo ago
Somebody scraped the play store and checked the framework, so a list for Android WebView apps, built with capacitor, is here: https://capgo.app/top_capacitor_app/ Maybe an equivalent is there on iOS for the same app...
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by la_fayette 11mo ago
Let's see what will the future of Graphene be, since Google is not publishing the device tree anymore for Pixel devices...
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by la_fayette 11mo ago
Thinking without idiology about it, it seems to make sense to have an autonomous agent with a wallet. A requestor could send money (in whatever form) into the wallet of the agent and would buy tokens, processing time or whatever from the ag
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by la_fayette 11mo ago
I can recommend Apache Camel ( https://camel.apache.org ) for similar data integration pipelines and even agentic workflows. There are even visual editors for Camel today, which IMHO make it extremely user friendly to build any ki
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by la_fayette 11mo ago
Although I didn't collect numbers, but I made a similar experience in my workplace. I assume many people are highly distracted by ads and work efficiency is even reduced. Even many software engineers seem to not be aware of ublock... W
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by la_fayette 1y ago
Great, I will check it out, I am a Java dev and always wanted to learn about game programming!
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by la_fayette 1y ago
I am working on an open source audioguide app for museums and similar institutions https://www.smartcompanion.app/ Feel free to give my repos a star on GitHub, thx
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by la_fayette 1y ago
Since such a database should evolve continuously, I wouldn't see that as a problem. The important thing is, that each example is somehow verifiable, in the form of a unmodifiable test setup. So the LLM provides a solution, which is exe
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by la_fayette 1y ago
At this point it would be an interesting idea, to collect examples, in a form of a community database, were LLMs miserably fail. I have examples myself...
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by la_fayette 1y ago
I think HN might be one of the few communities where people have been running extensive experiments with LLMs since their inception. Most here take a realistic view of their capabilities. There are certainly proven use cases where LLMs prov
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by la_fayette 1y ago
Yes that sound like important and useful use cases. However, these are solved by boring old school ML models since years...
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by la_fayette 1y ago
Does anyone know how Norvig thinks about the use of LLMs for programming?

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