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undefinedblog commented on Launch HN: Panora (YC S24) – Data Integration API for LLMs github.com/panoratech/Pan... · Posted by u/nael_ob

swyx · a year ago

as a former yc data integration startup employee... this is a very very very challenging business. i'd consider a different business if i were you. being "x but open source" isn't all it is cracked up to be. i dont really care enough to elaborate but please do feel free to tell me if i am wrong in five years.

undefinedblog · a year ago

i’m with all my ears, please share your thoughts!

undefinedblog commented on Moshi: A speech-text foundation model for real time dialogue github.com/kyutai-labs/mo... · Posted by u/gkucsko

allanrbo · a year ago

Was looking for a demo of it on YouTube and fell over this hilarious one from a few months ago: https://youtu.be/coroLWOS7II?si=TeVghP_Zi0P9exQh . I’m sure it’s improved since :-)

undefinedblog · a year ago

this video made my day, thanks for posting it

undefinedblog commented on The semantic web is now widely adopted csvbase.com/blog/13... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti

druskacik · a year ago

There's a project [0] that parses Commoncrawl data for various schemas, it contains some interesting datasets.

[0] http://webdatacommons.org/

undefinedblog · a year ago

That’s a really useful link, thanks for sharing. We’re building a scrapping service and only parsing rely on native html tags and open graph metadata, based on this link we should definitely take a step forward to parse JSON-LD as well.

undefinedblog commented on PRQL – A proposal for a better SQL github.com/max-sixty/prql... · Posted by u/maximilianroos

undefinedblog · 4 years ago

every now and then I forget the order of `where` and `group by`, SQL syntax certainly has it's counter-intutive quirks.

undefinedblog commented on President Daniels responds to Chinese student's harassment purdueexponent.org/campus... · Posted by u/h2odragon

drekk · 4 years ago

I don't know why people single out China for this when the US has invaded, couped, bombed, and otherwise helped install right-wing military juntas globally. Where was self-determination for Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos?

China's priority is national security, and given the track record of western liberal democracies it is not unreasonable. As I recall we had a civil war the last time states tried seceding.

undefinedblog · 4 years ago

Good point, sometimes you need self-determination, sometimes Uncle Ben will help you determine.

undefinedblog commented on Covid-19 is now officially a pandemic, WHO says npr.org/sections/goatsand... · Posted by u/tmlee

oarabbus_ · 6 years ago

>Extreme measures are likely doing more harm than good

You lost me here.

I hope we never do them in the USA, but the extreme measures taken by China absolutely halted the spread of the disease.

undefinedblog · 6 years ago

me getting lost too, op suggests China should just let loose?

undefinedblog commented on Italy is extending its coronavirus quarantine measures to the entire country bbc.com/news/world-europe... · Posted by u/colinprince

briandear · 6 years ago

As a percentage of GDP, the American military isn’t massive. It’s smaller than China’s. It’s smaller than India’s and only slightly bigger than little North Korea.

undefinedblog · 6 years ago

I'm no expert but I think your words are rhetorical.

undefinedblog commented on Luckin Coffee F-1 sec.gov/Archives/edgar/da... · Posted by u/hhs

oooshha · 7 years ago

Anyone have any insight into what makes Chinese companies list on US vs Shanghai/hk exchanges?

undefinedblog · 7 years ago

One big reason to not listing on Shanghai is this market requires certain amount of profits which Lucking definitely not making enough.

undefinedblog commented on Worried about Huawei? Take a closer look at Tencent japantimes.co.jp/opinion/... · Posted by u/Ultramanoid

Negitivefrags · 7 years ago

Because I am the CTO of the company, and because the only interaction Tencent has with our company are during it's board meetings, which I am also a member of.

undefinedblog · 7 years ago

Awww, right in his face, that's cruial!

undefinedblog commented on Jin Yong, the 'Tolkien of Chinese literature', has died bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia... · Posted by u/YeGoblynQueenne

undefinedblog · 7 years ago

As a native Chinese speaker, I don't quite identify the genre of his work as "martial arts", it just should be "Wu Xia", which can not be translated flawlessly into English, like "Zen" or "Tao".

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