EcommerceFlow

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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
GPT4 was released a year ago, and trained two years ago. I wouldn’t sleep on OpenAi, especially how confident Sam Altman sounded in his Lex Friedman podcast. The real race is to AGI anyways, as whoever gets there first will immediately capt
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
I wonder if Cydia would be allowed on the new alternative app marketplace...
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
Embeddings have a special place in my heart since I learned about them 2 years ago. Working in SEO, it felt like everything finally "clicked" and I understood, on a lower level, how Google search actually works, how they're a
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
You're thinking of LLMs today. When compute price drops another 99% and these models can re-train almost instantly, that "live data" will be invaluable. This is all coming from a talk I watched from Nvidia's CEO.
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
I'd say Tesla is the leader or could quickly become the leader given their intense investment in FSD. If a car software can "understand the physical world" using vision Ai / neural nets, it shouldn't be out of the q
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
Reminds me of the time I spent HOURS preparing to cheat for a history map test in middle school, didn't pass, and realized later how much easier actually studying for the test would have been.
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
It’s more so on having live up-to-date data
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
I think a lot of people are sleeping on Xai for two reasons - Twitter & Tesla FSD data. I've seen numerous talks recently by Ai leaders discussing how the next level of LLMs have to "understand the physical world" (which
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by EcommerceFlow 2y ago
I don't see amazon killing off Alexa given how incredible it could become with LLMs taking off.
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by EcommerceFlow 3y ago
Of course, I'm just thinking of enhancing the user experience. Twitter Blue could just increase the authority score a bit or something, with the main focus still on semantic mapping.
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Ask HN: Why doesn't Twitter/X use semantic ranking for their reply system?
2 points by EcommerceFlow 3y ago|4 comments
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by EcommerceFlow 3y ago
A precursor to this would have been that Linkedin lawsuit Microsoft lost, allowing that one company to scrape all of Linkedin (technically "public information").
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by EcommerceFlow 3y ago
This is something I successfully tested last year. I created a new site with thousands and thousands of "long-tail" Ai generated articles, with the thinking being the new SGE would prioritize those articles given the semantic mapp