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by spIrr 2mo ago
> limited by the number of activated parameters not sure I got it? Separately, the frontier labs are kinda pushing us into that behaviour by releasing models with ever-larger context windows.
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by spIrr 2mo ago
As a hobbyist, I find it difficult to figure out how to make Claude stick with some repeating things I want it to do after every major action, like re-evaluate the completeness of tests, update the documentation, etc. And CLAUDE.md/AGE
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Handbook.md shows that long policy documents do not reliably govern agents(arxiv.org)
325 points by spIrr 2mo ago|209 comments
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by spIrr 7mo ago
Yes, because accounts payable are valued at recognized revenue, and aren't being revalued at cost when written off.
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by spIrr 9mo ago
Update: Seems to be an error with 5.1 Pro threads (existing and new inferences). 5.1 Thinking seems to work.
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Ask HN: Is ChatGPT Experiencing a Degradation?
2 points by spIrr 9mo ago|2 comments
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by spIrr 10mo ago
Thank you. Didn't know that and was, until now, considering paying for a Kagi subscription.
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by spIrr 1y ago
This feels like something one could easily procrastinate with (customizable, developer-friendly...).
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Juggernaut Pro Flux(runware.ai)
1 points by spIrr 2y ago|0 comments
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by spIrr 2y ago
I'm curious about how this will work on the receiving end - is that part of the infrastructure also provided by Apple or is there a common capability by 911 dispatch software to support incoming video?
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by spIrr 2y ago
When I was a financial auditor, one of the tests on revenue we did was a concentration test, since having a large portion of your revenue coming from a few customers is a risk to business continuity. Wonder how Nvidia folks are thinking of
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by spIrr 3y ago
“ Does aspartame cause cancer? There’s a small chance that the answer is yes – but probably only if you consume 50 Diet Cokes every day from birth until death – and even then, we don’t have any evidence that this cancer would lead to premat
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Silencing the Alarm on Aspartame and Cancer(peterattiamd.com)
2 points by spIrr 3y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What do you think will come after Kubernetes?
141 points by spIrr 5y ago|170 comments
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by spIrr 6y ago
If you like this, I can only recommend Will Larson’s (the author of the blog post) book called “An Elegant Puzzle: Systems of Engineering Management” published by Stripe Press. It a collection of very tactical things of how to think about e
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Axios Wants to Help Companies Write Like Its Reporters–For $10k a Year, or More(wsj.com)
6 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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by spIrr 6y ago
This is really insightful - thanks for sharing that path! And good for you for not sticking to the sunk cost fallacy through the pivots.
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by spIrr 6y ago
I would give Koyfin a try - was just recently advertised on a podcast I listen to, and looks interesting.
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Ask HN: How do you manage projects in adversarial circumstances?
3 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Selling or buying a project? (August 2020)
3 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do I set-up an iPad for my grandma?
1 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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Credential Digger: Identify Hardcoded Credentials in GitHub Repos Using ML(github.com)
1 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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Approach to analytics that ensures input secrecy, output privacy, high accuracy(medium.com)
1 points by spIrr 6y ago|0 comments
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by spIrr 9y ago
My team uses Evernote Premium, which shares collaboration features with Business, I believe, and it feels like any sort of collaboration is really an afterthought, for example: * the complete note gets locked when someone simply places a cu
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by spIrr 9y ago
… and bakeries, my god. I haven't seen a single bakery that accepts cards (EC or credit). Wanna buy €30 worth of cake to bring to work for your birthday? Nope, cash only.
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Ask HN: How do you hack your backlog of potential tasks and projects to work on?
1 points by spIrr 9y ago|0 comments
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by spIrr 9y ago
What did you mean?
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by spIrr 9y ago
Two books that can help understand it in more detail: . The Mom Test - good and bad questions for customer discovery . Competing Against Luck - introduces the concept of "jobs to be done" - people are hiring your product for a s
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by spIrr 9y ago
This, and sales concentration is a real risk as well. If you have few big customers and even one of them churns, the impact this will have on you is certainly going to be material.
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by spIrr 10y ago
On a second look, I don't seem to understand the flow of your accounting entries: Booking date (I understand that on that day, the booking is confirmed, but the guest's payment method has not yet been charged) Dt Receivables

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