yoelhacks

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by yoelhacks 9mo ago
Ah sorry, you were very clear on the pricing page and I meant 100k LoC, not tokens. In your explanation here, you mention running it per PR - does this mean running it once? Several times?
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by yoelhacks 9mo ago
$8/100k tokens strikes me as potentially a TON if the idea is that we're going to be running this as part of the iterative local development cycle (or god forbid letting agents run it whenever they decide). As you mentioned, one o
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by yoelhacks 11mo ago
Very interesting, I like that they call out the particular areas where it is strong.
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
Maybe. Current prices certainly include probability that Tesla is able to pull off major transformation into more than just a car manufacturer (batteries, supercharge network, self-driving software, etc). The implicit assumption is that Mus
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
Had fun making this visualization of how security works - look right? https://eraser.io/git-diagrammer?diagramId=Gyr7VvuFOGNGsnznQ...
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Made a tool for generating diagrams of your codebase(eraser.io)
3 points by yoelhacks 2y ago|1 comments
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
After seeing some really cool tools that build high-level overview diagrams of a repo, we wanted to see if we could create a tool for building any diagrams from a codebase (for the diagrams we support, which are architecture, ERD / sch
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I was also unclear what this actually did. Not sure how much this helped, but it is a nice visualization of what's happening: https://eraser.io/git-diagrammer?diagramId=ysiiD14zhpPemvoJO...
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I was curious about Mistral so I made a few visualizations. A high level diagram w/ links to files: https://eraser.io/git-diagrammer?diagramId=uttKbhgCgmbmLp8OF... Specific flow of an OCR request: https://er
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I often see takes on this topic from the engineering side. "It's hard!". "Managers just don't understand". It feels like as a community, it would be useful to get more articles seeing things from the other side
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
Javascript is outperformed by WebAssembly in the sense that it runs faster. A lot of things that bring a lot of value to a lot of people are still much, much faster to build via the JS / TS ecosystem. It absolutely makes sense that cal
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
The shift right parts of the article are more interesting...
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I used to work on an app that very heavily leaned on Elasticsearch to do advanced text querying for similarities between a 1-2 sentence input and a corpus of paragraph+ length documents. It was fascinating how much tokenization strategies c
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
Choosing which immoral deeds to make illegal is a very central role of government!
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
At companies I've been at (mostly earlier phase startups, YMMV) there has always been an effort to do some sort of technical vetting. Designers need to present designs / their portfolio. Sales people need to do a demo. Product peo
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
It sounds to me like what you're describing is a single *tool*, not a single model. Is that possible? I agree that we need multiple views, but it isn't just a matter of filtering part of a single view - it's also different fu
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
> (Which is often maintained manually, separate from the repo.) To me, this is the interesting avenue for investigation. Rather than go from visualization -> code, how can we take an existing visualization that represents some underly
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I think there's a very important real-world nuance here. What you want with a programming language is to handle granular logic in a very explicit way (business requirements, precise calculations, etc.). What this article posits, and wh
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
This is exactly (one of) our use cases at Eraser - taking code or natural language and producing diagram-as-code DSL. As with other situations that want a custom DSL, our syntax has its own quirks and details, but is similar enough to e.g.
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
Very interesting to see that they've explicitly codified the role of the system prompt vs. user prompt. Have folks seen improvements by moving meta-task description into system prompt and out of the assistant <> user conversation
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by yoelhacks 2y ago
I've noticed a lot of in-depth content on the mechanisms of LLMs themselves, but not nearly as much tactical advice for how to plan, ship, and iterate on differentiated features - especially outside of the world of general prompt engin
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On building with AI(eraser.io)
7 points by yoelhacks 2y ago|1 comments