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Show HN: Llmbridge, a C++ LLM gateway with sub-millisecond overhead(github.com)
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by lluisantoni 6d ago
If you work with voice agents, I think this is an interesting paper. The figure I would like to highlight is Figure 1. Basically, the distribution of times between turns in conversations is unimodal and the mode is somewhere between 0 and 2
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Universals and Cultural Variation in Turn-Taking in Conversation (2009)(pnas.org)
2 points by lluisantoni 6d ago|1 comments
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Language Model Tokenizers Introduce Unfairness Between Languages (2023)(arxiv.org)
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by lluisantoni 29d ago
I assume you are already using CLAUDE.md to give these instructions and still not working?
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by lluisantoni 29d ago
The placebo effect of useless dashbords.
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by lluisantoni 29d ago
That is a good point. And this issue looks analogous to what is happening in the research publication world (arxiv, peer-review, etc). In particular, I wonder whether code pushed is of lesser quality, CI pipelines break more often too, and
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by lluisantoni 29d ago
You should go for it, especially because nowadays Claude is a powerful tool available to many. One piece of advise though, everything Claude mentions that you do not understand or not know, make sure you learn it. This is probably the most
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
In my opinion, the suggestions mentioned are great. In particular: 1) starting early or working late, and 2) pick 2 or 3 time slots a week to mark in your calendar just for you (to go out for a run, pick up kids, etc). The important part is
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
Not sure if someone mentioned it already but I also used bitbucket in the past and found it very easy to use with a similar offering as github.
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
Text watermarking is another EU rule made without real world input. The Union is stuck on major economic crises (electricity prices for instance) because nobody can agree on anything. However, the bureaucracy forces tech into a privacy nigh
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
Also, the authors claim the starch "inhibited lipid absorption." They do not argue why they used surrogate blood biomarkers instead of residual energy output in fecal samples (which is a better measurement). sample size is 37, num
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
For some companies there might be a need to run them locally. For instance, Apple decided to run LLMs on the phone locally. I guess it depends on how important latency and privacy are. Perhaps Meta is looking at how much interest for those
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
I didn't think about this happening. It reminds me of the cross-border challenges with crypto. Each country has laws to control its author rights or money supply, but those are hard to enforce in the international setup.
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
This should not stop companies from doing it though, right? For instance, in autonomous cars reliability is key for human safety and we already have driverless taxis.
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
I found this post very good in an expected way. I still keep an old metro card from when I moved out of the city. Now can get the full vending machine.
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
The Sony step is also interesting. I have noticed that digital games keep the original price even after a few years while the physical ones, if you search for a bit, you can always find them discounted (the reason may be physical inventory
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
ArXiv is not peer reviewed. When looking into more curated ML articles, I prefer looking into NeurIPS, ICML, or ICLR proceedings.
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by lluisantoni 1mo ago
There is a Chinese parable about luck: "The old man lost his horse" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_old_man_lost_his_horse Not sure how useful this is but offers a different perspective (and stoic answer) i
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by lluisantoni 2mo ago
Also, something else to add. At first I thought no one wants to build data centers in hotter areas in the middle of deserts (many places in the American continent). So nobody would spend money building a data center in the Chihuahuan Desert
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by lluisantoni 2mo ago
There is something I have been pondering recently. If we compare the cost of AI subscriptions (let's say Claude's 100/month) to a median developer salary (let's say 100k/year to 200k/year), the difference is or
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by lluisantoni 2mo ago
I really appreciate the simple design of the tool. Could you share a bit about what happens with uploaded images, and how can such a tool survive without accounts (advertising)?
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by lluisantoni 2mo ago
It feels like governments might not be as stable as a company to fund large scale research given how many years can a government last. I have discussed with a friend at Argonne National Laboratory how quickly projects can die and management