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same author who's idea of constraint decoding for structured outputs was to run an schema-begging-API call in a loop 10 times & then throw an exception on failu
by villgax 5mo ago
same author who's idea of constraint decoding for structured outputs was to run an schema-begging-API call in a loop 10 times & then throw an exception on failure.
- nubg 5mo agosource?
- trhway 5mo agoOpenAI per employee valuation is $150M+ (almost 100x of per employee valuation of our company). I think it may make sense to ponder a bit why a $150M engineer would have such an idea. May it be it is the preferred way of doing things in the new AI world, a paradigm shift.
- grebc 5mo agoMadoff had good numbers too.
- lionkor 5mo agoWe all know the most highly valued people in the world are the smartest. In fact, the more money you're being paid, the more value you add, the more your opinion is worth, and the more skill you have. The amount of money you're worth is actually directly proportional to your worth as a human being (/s)
- dnikolovv 5mo agoReminds me of this dialogue between a money manager and MIT economist Paul Cootner: - "If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich?" - "If you’re so rich, why aren’t you smart?"
- exitvalue 5mo ago[flagged]
- prodigycorp 5mo agothis is so funny because it's true. it was a handy library but a lot of the shine wore off when I realize how it actually worked.