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by olup 24d ago
I am interested in systems that really try to tackle the multiplayer, multi-channel, central mind concept—like how a human would act. Especially the idea that long-running tasks get to receive relevant pieces of data right when they arrive
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by olup 1mo ago
I have two kids. They are very very different in their needs, sleep patterns, self security, and have been since their first days. Parenting is mostly hard for anyone getting serious about it, but i can vary tremendously from you kid person
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by olup 1mo ago
Same pain point on (2). So I had codex build me a small macos sytem tray app that lets me comment on anything i can select on my screen with the source app and metadata plus my comments. Once commenting is done i can click a button to coppy
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by olup 1mo ago
Also, one can improve domain expertise with the help of the LLM, to becomme a better part of the LLM harness.
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by olup 4mo ago
Having implemented a skill to connect teams to our admin system, we ended up recording it as a Mcp. the Mcp exposes only doc grep and api calls so it's completely useless in itself, but the main reason to go this route was distribution
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by olup 4mo ago
I feel that a lot in my side projects: maybe one should keep the half-baked AI repo for oneself and rather share what the experiment, the thesis, and the learning from the building are. No one cares much about the (un)finished product, as i
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Open JJ: parallel jj workspaces in VS Code, in one click(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
2 points by olup 5mo ago|0 comments
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by olup 5mo ago
I use handy all day long as a software engineer, and recommended it to all of my team members. I love it.
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by olup 6mo ago
A bit tangential to the article themes, but I feel in some workplaces that engineering velocity has gone up while product cycles and agile processes have stayed the same. People end up churning tickets faster and working less, while general
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by olup 8mo ago
My team is asking the same. We are using jj with great success but tools like auto claude are designed around git and git worktrees. It's a shame - at least with git backend we can sort of make things work together.
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by olup 8mo ago
I wanted the same extension but more steerable and open source, so I built open jj recently https://github.com/olup/open-jj
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Show HN: I Claude coded a small open-source jj VSCode extension(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
2 points by olup 8mo ago|0 comments
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Zenstack V3(zenstack.dev)
2 points by olup 10mo ago|0 comments
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by olup 1y ago
I can't relate more. I am also prone to ophthalmic migraines and have the same tendency to not be thirsty, to the amazement of the people I usually trek or live with. Only recently (35 and a kidney stone) did I gather that I might actu
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by olup 1y ago
I am a father of two, and I could not have penned that any better.
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by olup 2y ago
It's Counter Strike of course
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Les pieds sur terre ia generated(radiofrance.fr)
1 points by olup 2y ago|1 comments
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by olup 2y ago
Famous french radio program about lives and experience, like the moth meets Bourdieu. For this episode, they wrote and made the voices all in ai, relating to the Paris ai submit. The episode is used to trigger réflexions about gen ai.
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by olup 2y ago
On the prompt side, it's very simple, and can probably be done in a variety of ways. How we did it is to prepare a prompt with multiple "user" messages. The first one gives the instruction you are given a reference and three
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by olup 2y ago
Poster here. We would have loved that, and it was one of our first proposal - a QR code or some kind of marker. However, the client is understandably very controlling on the aesthetics of their wall as a central element of their scenography
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by olup 2y ago
First time for me posting this kind of story - I thought it would make an interesting case on solving a hard computer vision problem with a crafty product engineer team.
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How we used GPT-4o for image detection with 350 similar illustrations(olup-blog.pages.dev)
222 points by olup 2y ago|90 comments
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Spirograph. AI made app from my kid xmas gift(comfy-queijadas-e1261b.netlify.app)
1 points by olup 2y ago|1 comments
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by olup 2y ago
I just loved the wooden spirograph thing I got my 5yo daughter for Christmas (she does too, what fun). But then I thought making it an app to start exploring how those shapes work with her. And because it's 2024 I just asked an AI (her
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by olup 2y ago
We have an openai account for the company, so I mainly use gpt4o or 4o mini with supermaven and cline. I think Claude 3.5 works even better.
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by olup 2y ago
I use supermaven and cline with my own API key, a setup superior to cursor imo. Tried to go back to gh copilot yesterday but couldn't bear it for a full workday, and reverted to my previous arrangement.
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by olup 2y ago
We, as many players, have custom pipelines on embedding. We don't split docs based on chunk size but do semantic chunking and chunk augmentation. We embed everything with two embeddings services to always have a fallback if one provide
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by olup 2y ago
Interesting but we process documents before embedding them, and have specific requirements for the embedder. Having developed a couple of page to markdown myself, I think the bigger challenge is to make sense of so many pages that rely on s
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by olup 2y ago
I am interested, but why should I use this one over jina ai reader (which is also free) or firecrawl, or the ten other puppeteer + readability + turndown pipeline (or even a AWS lambda doing the same) ? This is not sarcastic I am genuinely
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by olup 2y ago
They say the models are under 3b parameters. If only for voice generation it sounds pretty good, no ?

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