Really like your web design!
Thanks! I'm leaning into the concept of intelligence gathering / aviation aesthetic.
Readit News35mm commented on Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025) · Posted by u/david927
On the home page right now it links to the Slash funding announcement 4 days ago, but the description looks way off
Thanks for the feedback. I should probably make it more clear - there is no description field.
The block of text is the 'Likely to outsource' column. I use Perplexity Deep research to try to infer what services the company might need based on it's probable current challenges.
In this case it was: "Cloud infrastructure support to manage rapid scaling, pivoting, and new product integrations as part of business model transformation[3]., Specialized consulting (e.g., industry-specific financial regulations, fintech compliance, and go-to-market strategy) to facilitate entry into new verticals and optimize operational resilience[2]."
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35mm commented on Launch HN: Browser Use (YC W25) – open-source web agents github.com/browser-use/br... · Posted by u/MagMueller
Are you planning on adding any stealth measures?
The first site (Idealista) I tried it on flagged and blocked me / my home IP as a bot within 10 seconds.
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35mm commented on Crossing the uncanny valley of conversational voice sesame.com/research/cross... · Posted by u/monroewalker
Seems like they’re going to make a hardware product based on their open positions. A universal translator earbud would be nice.
first, this is amazing!
second, how does one increase the context window without requiring obscene amounts of RAM? we're really hitting the limitations of the transformer architecture's quadratic scaling...
Chain of agents seems to be a promising approach for splitting up tasks into smaller parts and then synthesising the results[1]
[1] https://research.google/blog/chain-of-agents-large-language-...
35mm commented on SpiceNice – An open source spice database tderflinger.com/en/spicen... · Posted by u/tderflinger
I often wonder if you can create databases like this using the data in the training datasets of LLMs. Generate the list of spices by asking for categories, countries of origin, etc and then asking about a list of properties for each. You could use these kinds of Wikipedia lists as a validation mechanic.
You can but you will likely end up with some invented spices.
I think your page demonstrates why it is best to employ a local administrator to do this kind of thing. It's worth paying to make the process quicker and less stressful.
Agreed. I plan to add some more context and guides around finding the right one. My experience with gestors (local administrators) has been extremly mixed.
Resources for people moving to and integrating into Spain.
Including translated index of government forms[0]
I moved to Spain a few years ago and love it, except for the paperwork. I’m slowly learning Spanish (currently 1112 day streak on Duo) but found it hard to get the right info.
So I’m using gpt4 and perplexity to do things like translate local news, government forms, and the official government update feed.