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merqurio
1mo ago
If LLM providers continue grow and become such a standard part of the tech stack of any deployment, this acquisition makes a lot of sense. It's just another payment management system for stripe. It's fun to see someone being able
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merqurio
2mo ago
Happy user here !
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Digital Donkeys: An Allegory for the Algorithmic Feed
(om.co)
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Interaction models by Thinking Machines Lab [video]
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merqurio
5mo ago
The lack of vertical integration in the modern stack is surprising. We’ve spent 30 years treating the UNIX paradigm as the "end of history," while burying ourselves in layers that add zero mechanical value. I initially thought the
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Six death sentences in 35 years, and consulting keeps walking out
(albertcmikkelsen.substack.com)
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My Journey to a Datacenter in a Box
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merqurio
5mo ago
Hi HN, author here. After my old homelab laptop died, I decided to over-engineer its replacement. A question for the homelabbers and infra folks here: Do you actually find value in people open-sourcing their personal infrastructure reposito
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An analogy for Machine Learning: It's like baking a cake without a recipe
(merqur.io)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Hi HN, the author here I wrote this post after giving a talk on AI to a non-technical audience. I found that the analogy of baking a cake without a recipe was a powerful way to build intuition for how ML models are trained and, more importa
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merqurio
8mo ago
Nice work ! Thanks for shating It reminds me of https://leptos.dev/ in Rust, although the implementation might be very different
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merqurio
8mo ago
If you want to understand the implementation, the DeepWiki documentation is very helpful: https://deepwiki.com/drhsqlite/fossil-mirror/
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merqurio
10mo ago
The news feels bittersweet. With 10+ of experience in healthcare AI, I have seen enough shitty products to genuinely welcome strict regulation for critical sectors; however, this shift threatens to dilute the sense of urgency that was growi
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Visit an Amazon Fulfillment Center
(amazontours.com)
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Are transformer all we need?
(merqur.io)
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Orange: No-code data mining, visualization and machine learning toolbox
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Open Source DeepWiki: AI-Powered Wiki Generator for GitHub/Gitlab Repos
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1y ago
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Our 2022 Pivot, aligning Hospitals and Researchers
(merqur.io)
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merqurio
1y ago
i've been trying to understand what was making the CI fail for about 3h, until i realised it was this thanks to this post. thanks. this sucks.
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Open Source DeepWiki: AI-Powered Wiki Generator for GitHub/Gitlab Repos
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Multigres: Horizontally scalable Postgres with multi-tenant, HA capabilities
(multigres.com)
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Temporal Tables in Postgres
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Lit: a library for building fast, lightweight web components
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Postgres Engines; a Look at OrioleDB and Neon Divergences
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2y ago
Macron’s focus should be on making sure that France’s existing AI successes like Mistral, Owkin, and Bioptimus have the right business environment for scaling and internationalizing, closing big initiatives with big corps/institutions
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2y ago
FondationDB is such an incredible resource, but it’s so hard to access for the general public. It’s no wonder so few people know about it. I’ve always thought that if there were easier ways to interact with it, or some dev-friendly layers b
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2y ago
All my kudos for the OrioleDB team, they have been working for years with the Postgres core devs to get the extensibility patches they need for their storage extensions merged back. It’s not just about building their extension but actually
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3y ago
i'm using a personal project , so far, it's been great. The code is easy to follow and the author AFAIK, he was working on an employer (Fly.io) that is giving him time and resources for litestream. I would adventure to use it in a
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Event-driven architecture best practices for databases and files
(tinybird.co)
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PyGOD: Library for graph outlier detection (anomaly detection)
(github.com)
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