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1,568karma·702submissions·August 28, 2025
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imo it isn’t any tool, it’s institutions:
shared rules like property, contracts, and science that let billions of strangers coordinate, because without them none of the other mentioned inventions woul…
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List of Doom ports: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Doom_ports
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Check LangGraph HIL Doc: https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/langchain/human-in-the... the implementation we are building is open source: https://github.co…
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Done, upon popular demand I added Antigravity, Codex CLI, and Junie
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This is super cool, left a comment, nothing more to say!
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Earlier this month I argued why LLMs need episodic memory ( https://philippdubach.com/posts/beyond-vector-search-why-llm... ), and this lines up closely with what you’re describing…
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Thanks for the feedback. I thought there are just too many models and versions to list them all. For now, if you select "other" you get a text field to add any model not listed, hope this he…
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Thanks for the feedback, I'll do that. For now, if you select "other" you get a text field to add any model not listed..
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I just started something like that, haven’t shared it widely yet, but here we go - happy if you participate: https://agentic-coding-survey.pages.dev/ …
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I always wanted to be a quant, until I actually was a quant (internship). The division of labour in modern banks / market markets is so high that the scope of an individual’s work becomes much le…
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> United began using a lighter paper in its Hemisphere magazine, cutting an ounce of weight from each magazine and saving an estimated 170,00 gallons of fuel over the year, resulting in a savings o…
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I have been building Research automation with LangGraph for the past 2 months. We always put a human in the loop checkpoint after each critical step, might be annoying now but I think it will save us …
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Did they really use the Snapchat cry filter to edit this? EDIT: https://www.snapchat.com/lens/924f374625604452a5d1273dad9d97... …
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Can you elaborate on "using the allowed limits to their fullest extent?"
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Published a first version of my code, feel free to try out and contribute: https://github.com/philippdubach/rss-swipr …
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Published a first version of my code, feel free to try out and contribute: https://github.com/philippdubach/rss-swipr …
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Published a first version of my code, feel free to try out and contribute: https://github.com/philippdubach/rss-swipr …
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Here is a Colab Notebook where you can test it on any of the available GPUs (H100, A100, T4): https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1szmNh25TmMpPd4aKjWX... …
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Yes makes sense probably easier said than done, you would need at least one big publisher on your side to begin with. Regarding bias, I’m current using a 70/30 exploitation/exploration split…
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Super cool, I might want to connect this to my swipe engine [1] (see comment below). Since you have already curated so many feeds this is the source I was looking for (and trying to build myself [2]).…
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Nice! Was also thinking about how this could be a way to bring more people back to “traditional” media. But with the current paywalls it’s really hard to implement. Once you click on an article you po…
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I created something like this a while ago [1] for HN. I can easily add another feed to it. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46602227 …