Pao Ramen
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AI Focus
Jun 07 · aifoc.us ⎯ The web browser is such an amazing concept. From the very first moment I used one, right up until today. You type in a URL and you can have something run on the server and then displayed in the browser. It got me hooked in 95, and keeps me hooked today. Back in the day, Perl was my jam. I loved to create login systems, e-commerce sites, email hosting providers. You name it, I could get the server to mash out HTML like nobody’s business.
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[ On | No ] syntactic support for error handling - The Go Programming Language
Jun 06 · go.dev ⎯ Go team plans around error handling support
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Tokasaurus: An LLM Inference Engine for High-Throughput Workloads
Jun 06 · scalingintelligence.stanford.edu ⎯ TL;DR
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From Tokens to Thoughts: How LLMs and Humans Trade Compression for Meaning
Jun 06 · arxiv.org ⎯ Comments
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Reflect, Retry, Reward: Self-Improving LLMs via Reinforcement Learning
Jun 05 · arxiv.org ⎯ We explore a method for improving the performance of large language models through self-reflection and reinforcement learning. By incentivizing the model to generate better self-reflections when it answers incorrectly, we demonstrate that a model’s ability to solve complex, verifiable tasks can be enhanced even when generating synthetic data is infeasible and only binary feedback is available. Our framework operates in two stages: first, upon failing a given task, the model generates a self-reflective commentary analyzing its previous attempt; second, the model is given another attempt at the task with the self-reflection in context. If the subsequent attempt succeeds, the tokens generated during the self-reflection phase are rewarded. Our experimental results show substantial performance gains across a variety of model architectures, as high as 34.7% improvement at math equation writing and 18.1% improvement at function calling. Notably, smaller fine-tuned models (1.5 billion to 7 billion parameters) outperform models in the same family that are 10 times larger. Our novel paradigm is thus an exciting pathway to more useful and reliable language models that can self-improve on challenging tasks with limited external feedback.
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Search Params Are State | TanStack Blog
Jun 05 · tanstack.com ⎯ Search Params Are State — Treat Them That Way Search params have been historically treated like second-class state. They’re global, serializable, and shareable — but in most apps, they’re still hacked…
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Building a 1.5M Word Semantic Network for Language Games
Jun 04 · www.inotherwords.app ⎯ Discover how we mapped 1.5 million English words into a navigable semantic network where any two words connect in 6-7 hops, enabling innovative word games and linguistic exploration.
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Introducing NLWeb: Bringing conversational interfaces directly to the web - Source
Jun 04 · news.microsoft.com ⎯ Today Microsoft is introducing NLWeb, an open project designed to simplify the creation of natural language interfaces for websites—making it easy to turn any site into an AI-powered app. Learn more about the technology and how web publishers can get started below.
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Fiberplane - Collaborative Notebooks for debugging your infrastructure
Jun 03 · fiberplane.com ⎯ Increase DevOps productivity and improve the way you debug your infrastructure. Try it for free!
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Sakana AI
Jun 03 · sakana.ai ⎯ We are creating a new kind of foundation model based on nature-inspired intelligence.
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GitHub - kepano/defuddle: Extract the main content from web pages.
Jun 02 · github.com ⎯ Defuddle is an open-source JS library I built to parse and extract the main content and metadata from web pages. It can also return the content as Markdown.I built Defuddle while working on Obsidian Web Clipper[1] (also MIT-licensed) because Mozilla's Readability[2] appears to be mostly abandoned, and didn't work well for many sites.It's still very much a work in progress, but I thought I'd share it today, in light of the announcement that Mozilla is shutting down Pocket. This library could be helpful to anyone building a read-it-later app.Defuddle is also available as a CLI:https://github.com/kepano/defuddle-cli[1] https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-clipper[2] https://github.com/mozilla/readability Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44067409 Points: 75 # Comments: 13
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Vercel Security Checkpoint
Jun 02 · tobilg.com ⎯ Comments
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Categories Are Connections
May 31 · intertwingled.org ⎯ As I work on Natural Information Architecture, I’m sharing notes and quotes from my sources of inspiration and provocation. As always, your questions and suggestions are welcome.
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A poor man’s types
May 31 · blog.snork.dev ⎯ Comments
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GitHub - tanelpoder/catbench: CatBench Vector Search Playground
May 31 · github.com ⎯ CatBench Vector Search Playground. Contribute to tanelpoder/catbench development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Be irritable
May 31 · www.jeetmehta.com ⎯ Comments
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A Measured Response to Bentham’s Bulldog
May 31 · maximumeffort.substack.com ⎯ On Fine-Tuning, Bayesian Theism, and a Humble Request for a Well-Defined Sigma Algebra.
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Kafka: The End of the Beginning
May 31 · materializedview.io ⎯ A decade of focus on adoption has payed off. Now it's time to innovate.
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Introduction
May 30 · naturalnode.github.io ⎯ Natural is a Javascript library for natural language processing
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Unsupervised Keyphrase Extraction with PatternRank
May 30 · towardsdatascience.com ⎯ Using pretrained transformer language models and part of speech for state-of-the-art keyphrase extraction