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Anthropic AI Cookbook(github.com)
3 points by Areibman 3y ago|0 comments
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by Areibman 3y ago
As others have echoed, VCs are usually looking for a unicorn exit scenario to offset the massive risk they're taking. You could consider other debt instruments such as convertible notes or even small business loans. I've also hear
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by Areibman 3y ago
Plenty more: - https://www.getscorecard.ai - https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.03688 - https://withmartian.com - https://aihero.studio/ (author of agentops here)
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by Areibman 3y ago
Surely they were benchmarking on the credentials of the founding time moreso than the actual memo, right?
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by Areibman 3y ago
Baseten was by far the easiest setup I've tried https://www.baseten.co
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by Areibman 3y ago
I was following until the very end. This felt very handwavy: >Now, since e is somewhere between 2 and 3, we have to conclude that n must be 2. Further, from our curve, we can see that there can only be one other value of x for which (lnx
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by Areibman 4y ago
Wouldn’t it make more sense to shame people who pulled out of SVB while simultaneously advocating for a bailout? Only a couple of prominent investors on that list fit the bill
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Welcome to ‘Cerebral Valley.’(washingtonpost.com)
11 points by Areibman 4y ago|3 comments
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by Areibman 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! Some thoughts: - Options are severely limited. Only Next.js and MUI? If there's only 1 stack, doesn't feel like there's any AI in going on - Would be nice to see some live template sites without having
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by Areibman 4y ago
General question for the MLOps community: I usually see tools like this launch all the time. I'm eager to experiment, but I find my use cases never fit, and I end up just building a simple internal tool that does the job. Usually becau
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After 20 years are developers now ready for Nix?(computing.co.uk)
6 points by Areibman 4y ago|3 comments
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by Areibman 4y ago
Related thread where the article runs chatGPT through a number of political alignment tests. (Didn't get as much attention though). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34038485
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Show HN: Join Forbes 30 under 30(forbes30under30.me)
3 points by Areibman 4y ago|0 comments
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by Areibman 4y ago
I think BlueJ is a fantastic intro to Java. Does a good job of teaching the concepts without creating the same IDE dependence of IntelliJ. And not as brutal as JGrasp thankfully.
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by Areibman 4y ago
Jupyter notebooks, surprisingly. I prefer the mix of markdown and LaTeX together. Way faster to just write and go.
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by Areibman 4y ago
I used to feel the exact same way until I saw what Circle did with USDC. I’m highly doubtful that FedNow will be able to compete in terms of innovative new features. Say what you will about blockchain, there’s a lot of builders out there ag
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by Areibman 4y ago
Does anyone sincerely believe FedNow will gain traction for consumer payments? The fees don’t seem particularly cheap (at least compared to something like Solana Pay), and the FedNow website does not inspire confidence.
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by Areibman 4y ago
Also somewhat interesting is the design of Ottoman coins. Whereas the Byzantines imprinted religious figures and rulers on the coins, Ottoman coinage completely lacked human depictions (not even of Sultans) and was imprinted with Ottoman Tu
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by Areibman 4y ago
Replace `reddit.com` with `teddit.net`. Pages load normally and without ads
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by Areibman 4y ago
Gas taxes and tolls are in place to fund roads. (Though in many states it just ends up in the general fund).
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by Areibman 4y ago
> I especially struggled with the DynamoDb library for Go; so much so I wrote a Python script to query Dynamodb, and called it from Go. This seems like a compelling enough reason to stick with Python
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by Areibman 4y ago
Here's a fantastic video overview of subglacial lakes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgKUomZz-t0
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by Areibman 4y ago
Since everyone seems to be avoiding direct answers, I have a few ideas: 1. Open source the free, lower quality models (I.e. fewer epochs trained) but sell perpetual licenses to higher quality ones. 2. API access to high quality pre-trained
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by Areibman 5y ago
If this is the case, why do so many apps use SMS for 2FA and sending unique links? Are MITM attacks over SMS common?
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How I made $10 from a blank web page(indiehackers.com)
4 points by Areibman 5y ago|1 comments
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by Areibman 5y ago
Why are these companies grouped together in the headline? Is this a subtle jab at Twitch that they serve the same content as OnlyFans?
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by Areibman 5y ago
Well, this kind of blanket statement is true for just about anything. Such an extreme level of skepticism isn’t useful. The worst TED talks are flawed largely because they were about the promoting speaker rather than the subject. (And with
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by Areibman 5y ago
A lot of TED talks are either window dressing or fraud, but TED Ed has consistently churned out high quality content over the years covering topics including science, history, mythology, medicine, philosophy, and more. Can’t recommend them
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Five cheap ways to improve NYC subways(manhattan-institute.org)
1 points by Areibman 5y ago|1 comments
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by Areibman 5y ago
Check out YouTube Vanced for Android or YouTube++ for iOS. Been living ad-free for 3 years now

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