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by underlines 20d ago
You can't ask Claude if your quota ran out. You have to wait for the reset...
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by underlines 23d ago
Please challenge me and explain why this is a break through worth the headline they use for their own work. How I understand it, without really reading into it: - Thomson Reuters did not "create" a frontier model, they gave some
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by underlines 1mo ago
Hyperpersonalized code to its rescue. With the qwen3.8-27b release tomorrow and the advent of vibe coding and the improvements into proper agentic engineering we are moving towards hyperpersonalized software. This means we don't need a
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by underlines 1mo ago
https://modelscope.cn/models/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B/summary Countdown at 28h now. Sadly they seem to not be releasing a sparse 35b A3b or anything inbetween "too large to host for mortals" and "fits
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by underlines 1mo ago
Hyperpersonalized code to its rescue. With the qwen3.8-27b release tomorrow and the advent of vibe coding and the improvements into proper agentic engineering we are moving towards hyperpersonalized software. This means we don't need a
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by underlines 1mo ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39936246
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by underlines 3mo ago
Controversial thought: Browsers will become a niche and fall into obscurity like IRC nowadays, based on what I observed working in South East Asia, where people don't even know what browsers are and "the internet" are walled
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by underlines 4mo ago
I don't get it either. i have a pixel 10 and it looks exactly like desktop mode, when connected to a docking station...
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by underlines 4mo ago
I am Swiss and like most 30-40yo from my generation, Hiking in the splendid nature, lakes and mountains, visiting touristy places and the overall scenery was something uncool, for old people. We were forced to do that in school. Nobody in t
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by underlines 5mo ago
well, your own, unleaked ones, representing your real workloads. if you can't afford to do that, look at a lot of them, eg. on artificialanalysis.com they merge multiple benchmarks across weighted categories and build an Intelligence S
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by underlines 5mo ago
depends on format, compute type, quantization and kv cache size.
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by underlines 5mo ago
i fail to understand how text2sql on quite simple data sources is anything to write home about 3 years after it came onto the market? can someone elaborate? where it gets interesting is when you have a custom system that your LLM surely nev
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by underlines 7mo ago
I maintain a private evaluation set of what many call "misguided attention" questions. In many of these cases, the issue isnt failed logical reasoning. Its ambiguity, underspecified context, or missing constraints that allow multi
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by underlines 7mo ago
The reposts go on and on, while Japanese web design stays the same https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25148942 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6718067 https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by underlines 7mo ago
The (pun ahead) peak of this method imho is implemented in "PeakFinder", afaik uses a low res nation wide (switzerland) height map, after initial gps fix it downloads local high res height map, calculates peak contours based of cu
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by underlines 8mo ago
Tool stuffing degrades LLM tool use quality. 100+ tools is crazy. We probably need a tool that does relevant tool retreaval and reranking lol
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by underlines 8mo ago
Oh got, this scales bad and bloats your context window! Just create an MCP server that does embedding retrieval or agentic retrieval with a sub agent on your framework docs. Finally add an instruction to AGENT.md to look up stuff using that
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by underlines 10mo ago
I also look for a sophisticated self hosted, open source transcoding solution as a web app, but in the mean time, the complete opposite: no bells and whistles, no config, no control except size: https://github.com/JMS1717&#x
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by underlines 11mo ago
rag will be pronounced differently ad again and again. it has its use cases. we moved to agentic search having rag as a tool while other retrieval strategies we added use real time search in the sources. often skipping ingested and chunked
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by underlines 11mo ago
Even though I work as an IT Professional, I was almost always the only person not self hosting anything at home and not having a NAS. I jumped the hoop and bought a Ugreen nas with 4 bays where the first thing I did was installing TrueNAS C
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by underlines 1y ago
Yes, aware of that, and nothing recent works with it, the last progress sadly was years ago. I guess DMCA/Sony Lawyers and the relatively low market share for expensive cameras is the main reason why a PlayStation, an iPhone or a Ninte
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by underlines 1y ago
I had the NX1 with all the premium lenses and some photos still seem to be better than what my Sony A7-M4 shoots. But no 10bit 4:2:2 for video and no real flat profile was a bummer. I loved the persistent mod though. Sold all NX1 gear years
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by underlines 1y ago
Reading the title, I thought: finally someone rooted/jailbroke sony cameras. On Canon you can run Magic Lantern, an extensive mod that adds many features to Canon cameras. Even Samsung N1 had SD Card loadable mods before they moved awa
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by underlines 1y ago
that's a feature of github when renaming repos
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by underlines 1y ago
Jan here too, and I work with LLMs full time and I'm a speaker about these topics. Annoying how many times people ask me if Jan.ai is me lol
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by underlines 1y ago
Heads up, there’s a fair bit of pushback (justified or not) on r/LocalLLaMA about Ollama’s tactics: Vendor lock-in: AFAIK it now uses a proprietary llama.cpp fork and builts its own registry on ollama.com in a kind of docker way
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by underlines 1y ago
Looking at a Problem from various perspectives, even posing ideas, is exactly what reasoning models seem to simulate in their thinking CoT to explore the solution space with optimizations like MCMC etc.
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by underlines 1y ago
I hand curate github.com/underlines/awesome-ml so I read a ton about latest trends in this space. when I started to read the article, I felt a lot of information was weirdly familiar and almost outdated. the space is moving fast a
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by underlines 1y ago
5070Ti user here: We are 150 people in a SME and most of our projects NDA for gov & defense clients absolutely forbid us to use any cloud based IDE tools like GitHub Copilot etc. Would love for this project to provide a BYOK and even Br
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by underlines 1y ago
yes, every major llm company did it: illegally using annas archive, the pile, common crawl, their own crawl, books2, libgen etc. and embed it into high dimensional space and do next token prediction on it.

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