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Also crazy you can see World War 1 and more so World War 2 in the histogram of hotels year built on https://hotelist.com
I've now fully integrated my new site Hotelist into Hoodmaps So now it lets you tap [ 🏨 Hotels ] and you see all available hotels in the area You can hover over them or tap them and it'll show the same hover tooltip you see on Hotelist, and then when you tap again it opens the
View quoted postI found my journal from the year 2000 (I was 11) "in the year 2010 there will be computers everywhere" Nobody knew "everywhere" would mean our phones, cars, doorbells etc The direction was obvious, but the details were impossible to see AI feels exactly like that right now!
this Italian restaurant doesn’t have a written menu. they present seasonal ingredients and explain a few suggested preparations of each as a cold/hot app/pasta/main, but they welcome all types of requests. charcoal grill for the meat/fish
This is an exciting project ya’ll and it’s just getting started! Some impressive performance numbers already! Can’t wait to see what else is going to come out of this lab https://fsdatalab.github.io/
Excited to share Quail, our new open source AI-SQL engine (a collab with Modal)! By planning queries and LLM inference together, it reaches 1B+ input tokens/min on one H100 for one query 😱🚀 AI-powered data operators create a new, interesting inference workload👇
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I’m not even sure I understand what the word “understand” really means anymore, but AI is on its way to a good enough facsimile of if to allow for a new type of computer interface—we saw what we want, and the computer does it, no intermediate steps required.
View quoted postUsually SaaS sales calls are to gauge how much you can spend and get you to spend the most money you could So it's like maximizing revenue and giving everyone a custom plan More good for businesses than for customers IMHO
@levelsio @halfdantimm Why the hell would you not let someone buy your product/service and insist for a call instead Deserved
View quoted postSame. @useblacksmith has been an amazing sponsor but we need to distribute the load. My plan is to let codex decide which tests actually need to run and drastically nix CI and run tests hourly.
CI has become the top bottleneck of every engineering team I talk to (including Lindy). Our CI spend has become stratospheric.
View quoted postQ: Can I use Jev for evals? A: Jev and an LLM judge are both classifiers that you should validate against trusted labels. Read more: https://hamel.dev/blog/posts/evals-faq/can-i-use-jev-for-evals.html Read all the FAQs here: https://hamel.dev/blog/posts/evals-faq/
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