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https://www.technologyreview.com/2015/09/17/166211/king-man-woman-queen-the-marvelous-mathematics-of-computational-linguistics/
King – Man + Woman = Queen: The Marvelous Mathematics of Computational Linguistics
Computational linguistics has dramatically changed the way researchers study and understand language. The ability to number-crunch huge amounts of words for the first time has led to entirely new ways of thinking abou...
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AWS to Bare Metal Two Years Later: Answering Your Toughest Questions About Leaving AWS
When we published How moving from AWS to Bare-Metal saved us $230,000 /yr. in 2023, the story travelled far beyond our usual readership. The discussion threads on Hacker News and Reddit were packed with sharp questions: did we skip Reserved Instances, how do we fail over a single rack, what about th...
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How We Saved $500,000 Per Year by Rolling Our Own “S3”
How We Saved $500,000 Per Year by Rolling Our Own “S3”
tl;dr
We used S3 as a landing zone for Nanit’s video processing pipeline (baby sleep-state inference), but at thousands of uploads/second, S3’s PutObject request fees dominated costs. Worse, S3’s auto-cleanup (Lifecycle rules) has a 1-day minimu...
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How We Cut Inference Costs from $46K to $7.5K Fine-Tuning Qwen-Image-Edit
How We Cut Inference Costs from $46K to $7.5K Fine-Tuning Qwen-Image-Edit
Running quality inference at scale is something we think about a lot at Oxen.ai. It’s one thing to generate a handful of high-quality results with an image editing model, but it’s an entirely different challenge when the numbe...
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AI is Making Us Work More - Tawanda Munongo
Intro
I was listening, recently, to an episode of The Pragmatic Engineer podcast with Armin Ronacher, and something he said really resonated with me. He pointed out how paradoxical it is that AI was supposed to free us and allow us to work less yet, somehow, we find ourselves working more than ever ...
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Scripts I wrote that I use all the time
Scripts I wrote that I use all the time
In my decade-plus of maintaining my dotfiles, I’ve written a lot of little shell scripts. Here’s a big list of my personal favorites.
Clipboard
copy
and pasta
are simple wrappers around system clipboard managers, like pbcopy
on macOS and xclip
on Linux. I use ...
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How to access your data if your Synology has broken but the disks still working
A few weeks ago, one of my disks in my Synology drive showed s.m.a.r.t. errors. The error message told me that this disk is about to fail. After i replaced the disk, i asked myself what would happen if the Synology itself has a malfunction? Besides the backups i make, will i have a chance to access ...
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The Rise of Multimodal LLMs and Efficient Serving with vLLM - PyImageSearch
The Rise of Multimodal LLMs and Efficient Serving with vLLM
In this tutorial, you will learn how multimodal LLMs like LLaVA, GPT-4V, and BakLLaVA combine vision and language understanding, why they represent a major shift in AI capabilities, and how the vLLM framework enables efficient, scalable dep...
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Feature Detection, Part 1: Image Derivatives, Gradients, and Sobel Operator
Introduction
Computer vision is a vast area for analyzing images and videos. While many people tend to think mostly about machine learning models when they hear computer vision, in reality, there are many more existing algorithms that, in some cases, perform better than AI!
In computer vision, the a...
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How to Build Guardrails for Effective Agents
My goal for this article is to highlight, on a high level, how to build effective agentic guardrails to ensure your agent only has access to necessary data and functions while maintaining a good user experience, for example, minimizing the number of times a human has to approve an agent’s access. I’...
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https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/a253471f-8260-40c6-a2cc-aa93fe9f142e/economic-research-chatgpt-usage-paper.pdf
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How People Use ChatGPT
Aaron Chatterji1,2 Tom Cunningham1 David Deming3 Zo¨e Hitzig1,3
Christopher Ong1,3 Carl Shan1 Kevin Wadman1
1OpenAI
2Duke University
3Harvard University
September 15, 2025
Abstract
Despite the rapid adoption of LLM chatbots, little is known about how they are used. We
docume...
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https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/09/26/ai-model-trapped-in-raspberry-pi-piday-raspberrypi/
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Extract-0: A specialized language model for document information extraction
> the generation of 281,128 augmented examples, from which 1,000 were
held out as a benchmark test set.
This model is trained on a custom dataset of 280k examples then tested on 1k very similar examples from the same dataset. Of course it is specialized to outperform general models on this specific ...
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Designing agentic loops
Designing agentic loops
30th September 2025
Coding agents like Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex CLI represent a genuine step change in how useful LLMs can be for producing working code. These agents can now directly exercise the code they are writing, correct errors, dig through existing i...
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My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects
Mitchell Hashimoto
My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects
Whether it's building a new project from scratch, implementing a big feature, or beginning a large refactor, it can be difficult to stay motivated and complete large technical projects. A method that works really well for me is to c...
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Effective context engineering for AI agents
After a few years of prompt engineering being the focus of attention in applied AI, a new term has come to prominence: context engineering. Building with language models is becoming less about finding the right words and phrases for your prompts, and more about answering the broader question of “wha...
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Implementing a Kalman Filter in Postgres to Smooth GPS Data - Neon
Modern GPS datasets are notoriously noisy: satellites drift, buildings scatter signals, and consumer devices introduce frequent errors. When working with millions of position samples from vehicles, smartphones, or IoT devices, this noise makes analysis unreliable. Routes jump, tracks zigzag, and out...
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The State of Vector Search in SQLite
The State of Vector Search in SQLite
Making vector search fast, memory-efficient, and natural in SQLite.
I usually don’t like to reinvent the wheel, but sometimes the available tools don’t quite fit. Recently, while working with vector data in SQLite, I noticed that the current ecosystem doesn’t ful...
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Video models are zero-shot learners and reasoners
Veo 3 shows emergent zero-shot abilities across many visual tasks, indicating that video models are on a path to becoming vision foundation models—just like LLMs became foundation models for language.
Perception
Modeling
Manipulation
Reasoning
The remarkable zero-shot capabilities of Large Language ...
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What happens when coding agents stop feeling like dialup?
What happens when coding agents stop feeling like dialup?
It's funny how quickly humans adjust to new technology. Only a few months ago Claude Code and other agents felt like magic, now it increasingly feels like browsing the internet in the late 90s on a dialup modem.
Firstly, Anthropic has been su...
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