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by wesammikhail 8d ago
https://x.com/kyanyang_/status/2097211154669998337 Just saw this a few mins ago.
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by wesammikhail 15d ago
It's not a "Zitron claim". it's literally in the filings...
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by wesammikhail 15d ago
What? no human in history has gotten anything 80% right. You're doing exactly what this piece complains about.
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by wesammikhail 28d ago
I dont use open router so can someone explain to me how it works in that different vendors have different api parameters? is the selling point that they just give you access to a unified access in where you get to write each request toward
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by wesammikhail 1mo ago
Appreciate it. Really looking forward to your feedback. I have my own infra setup and started with 25k seed domains including major known startups, YC companies and things like that. I collected some of the data via scraping and then merged
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by wesammikhail 1mo ago
Thanks :) It's mostly for navigational search. Say you're looking for a tool that does X, this engine will match your query against all the domains in the database to find you the closest matching domain that solves for that pain
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by wesammikhail 1mo ago
Cheers! I first thought about this approach back in 2011 when I was in college. But never did anything with the idea because I did not have the resources at the time to build something like this. As of late however, it has become rather cle
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Show HN: A new type of search engine(galefox.com)
4 points by wesammikhail 1mo ago|6 comments
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by wesammikhail 2mo ago
I've had an idea for a different type of free & open search engine for the last 15 years. I ended up pursing other ideas instead over the years. Last month however I decided to go back to the idea and give it a shot. Right now I&#x
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by wesammikhail 2mo ago
It's been working for tens of thousands of years. What changed in the last few decades wasn't parenting or technology. It was the rise of the nanny state where the parents gave up the parenting of their kids and entrusted that to
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by wesammikhail 2mo ago
Funny you bring this up. Back in the day when I was like 15 and DC++ was still a thing, I used to browse people's shared folders. One day I came across a file called "the paradox of false positive". It was a 1 pager that desc
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by wesammikhail 3mo ago
if("false" === true) echo "PHP sucks"; else echo "You're full of shit!"; // output > You're full of shit!
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by wesammikhail 3mo ago
Been using PHP for 20 years and have built multiple startups with it that went from ideas to exits. Today's PHP is better than it has ever been. Are there some things that are rough around the edges? yes ofc. But there is no language t
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by wesammikhail 4mo ago
I dont know what it is with products names these days. Antigravity, Antimatter, Composer, Clay, Ramp, Bolt, etc. You'd think the founders would Google for naming conflict before choosing a name.
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by wesammikhail 4mo ago
Models consume more tokens than ever for the same tasks.
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by wesammikhail 5mo ago
you'd be surprised how good small models have gotten. Size of the model isnt all that matters.
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by wesammikhail 5mo ago
I've seen sources like this before. It's all hearsay and promo. I was asking for any publicly available verifiable information regarding the cost of inference at scale. I haven't seen any such info personally which is why I a
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by wesammikhail 5mo ago
“people start with a k8s cluster for 5 users” doesn’t really exist Most people in the BiP these days barely know how to deploy a database or host something using nginx. it's all vercel, supabase, aws, clerk, yada yada. Cost aside, I th
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by wesammikhail 5mo ago
source?
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Finetuning Activates Verbatim Recall of Copyrighted Books in LLMs(arxiv.org)
2 points by wesammikhail 6mo ago|0 comments
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
One of the stipulations is that OpenAI achieves "AGI"... Need I say more? Also a lot of this "money" is in cloud compute and credits not cash so...
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
Pick a few each day and go from there. Easy as that.
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
You're welcome. And yes indeed it does
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
you're welcome :)
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
put in a shot of tequila in it. that ought to get you to perk up real nice.
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Show HN: A list of websites and directories where you can promote your projects(promotestartup.com)
29 points by wesammikhail 6mo ago|9 comments
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
I post some stuff on social media like code snippets and some markdown instructions. Most platforms have terrible support for rich formatting. So I decided to do it this way instead. I can now just post screenshots. Also, when creating tech
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Show HN: I made a tool for converting text snippets to shareable image(snip2img.com)
8 points by wesammikhail 6mo ago|2 comments
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
The is the most totalitarian bullshit I've ever heard on HN. The fact that you're okay with another human, just because they have a robe, to compel you to do as they ask OR rot away without a conviction is utter madness. Imagine i
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by wesammikhail 6mo ago
> This attitude is ill informed. > Renewables are cheaper now than most forms of energy production. Grids need investment. > Now we are rich it’s only fair we lead in transitioning to renewables. > I despair at these short sight

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