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by rishsriv 2mo ago
This is particularly frustrating on social media, and abases what might be good ideas. Too often, my Twitter experience now is - start reading a post with some kernel of insight - read some claudism in the post - stop reading immediately It
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by rishsriv 2mo ago
Glad to hear it! We store point in time vintages going back 10 years (in most cases), with more coming. Everything that's currently available will continue being free. We're introducing a tentatively $50/mo pricing tier for m
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Show HN: FactIQ – a realtime econ+finance database for AI agents(github.com)
7 points by rishsriv 2mo ago|2 comments
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Software Publishers' Revenue Per Employee is up ~30% since ChatGPT launch(factiq.com)
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Show HN: FactIQ – A Data Explorer for the US Economy(factiq.com)
2 points by rishsriv 10mo ago|0 comments
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The Heart of Innovation: Why Most Startups Fail(commoncog.com)
17 points by rishsriv 1y ago|3 comments
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AI and Societal Change: A Conversation with Gemini 2.5 Pro(rish.blog)
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SQLCoder: 15B param OSS LLM that outperforms GPT-3.5 for text to SQL generation(github.com)
5 points by rishsriv 3y ago|1 comments
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by rishsriv 3y ago
Hey HN! We just open-sourced – our text to SQL LLM that outperforms OpenAI's gpt-3.5-turbo on out-of-training-set schemas, and matches gpt-4 when trained on a single business's schema. SQLCoder is a fine-tuned variant of StarCoder
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by rishsriv 3y ago
This is so sorely needed. I used the app after the PH launch and loved how easy the self-serve was! Do you have plans to let users define "types" of data that can be redacted (like monetary terms in a contract, code embedded in do
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Asking an LLM to analyse gender and IQ data(defog.ai)
1 points by rishsriv 3y ago|0 comments
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by rishsriv 3y ago
This looks fantastic. Will try replacing our current fine-tuned FLAN-UL2 model with this. I wonder how the devtooling around this will evolve. Seems like a matter of days until someone creates a GUI wrapper around this, and obviates the nee
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Looks promising! Would love to know how this is different from creating postman collections, and running tests on those
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Technological Windows(commoncog.com)
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Great tool! Some feedback on your landing page: the Start Practicing CTA button at the bottom of the page should ideally link to the link [1] in your "Start a new YC interview prep session to kick-start your prep" option. Not just
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Farm fires are partially a result of legislation to prevent ground water levels from going too low [1]. Fairly multifaceted issue, not just electoral appeasement [1] https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/158801668206037811
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by rishsriv 4y ago
I like Wikipedia's current events portal [1]. Does not (generally) include frivolous news, and provides a much wider perspective than most news outlets [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events/N
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Fixing our NextJS front-end to finally get to #1 on Google(datanarratives.com)
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Algorithmically generated content by itself might not be a bad thing for users' search experience IMO, as long as the engine can differentiate between "right" and "gibberish" content. Linking to verified sources (re
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by rishsriv 4y ago
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing your story.
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Did something similar as an experiment a few years ago, except I used photos and name strings as fuzzy identifiers across social media profiles. We also scraped individual reactions from social media apps to get a _very_ detailed profile on
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Yikes, yes. Thank you for the heads up! We've mostly been using the GA plugin for use with beta users. Had completely forgotten about the need to verify the app with Google. Will do that this week.
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by rishsriv 4y ago
They do have relational DB connectors [1], which have been working great for us. But maintaining a centralised DB is still a bit of a pain and latency can be high, depending on where users are accessing them from. Having a managed, distribu
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by rishsriv 4y ago
This is awesome! Had been meaning to open-source parts of my startup [1] that is built almost entirely on Workers right now. Glad we can do that now without making massive changes to the code-base. Amazed by what OP and the Workers team hav
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by rishsriv 4y ago
Building a no-code data workspace Backend: Cloudflare Durable Objects for the consumer-facing app, Python cronjobs on a GCP hosted VM for background task processing, FastAPI for self-hosted vector search Frontend: Nextjs. Antd as UI framewo
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by rishsriv 5y ago
Thanks for pointing me to the performance numbers! No open datasets that I'm aware of for fuzzy geocoordinate matching, unfortunately
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by rishsriv 5y ago
This looks pretty cool! Is this basically efficient/scalable fuzzy object matching? IMO, it would be super useful to have some performance benchmarks – how fast is this for 1k/100k objects? How does that compare to other approache
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Developing personal protocols for mental health(rish.blog)
1 points by rishsriv 7y ago|0 comments
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What’s in an Indian name? Plenty of possibilities for analytics(medium.com)
2 points by rishsriv 7y ago|0 comments
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by rishsriv 7y ago
Try to make something that works in the real world as soon as you can (a web-page, a mobile app, a web-app, or whatever is most relevant to what you're learning). Being able to create something that works - no matter how simple - can b

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