LewisVerstappen

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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Tons of people have subscriptions to apps like YouTube, Calm, Sports apps, etc and many of them purchase in app.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
I ended up replacing my YouTube time with more Hacker News, so I'm really hoping dang decides he wants a Ferrari and starts to put some ads on HN.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
This is AWESOME! Fantastic, fantastic job. Any possibility of making it open source? Do you have a donation link? Would love to send a few bucks your way as a thank you. Currently working on memorizing the intervals and this will be super h
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Yeah Bard is terrible. Get a subscription to cursor.ai and use gpt-4. It's a bit pricey at $20 a month but totally worth it.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> ML ML is obviously a huge topic. So are you mainly talking about deep learning related stuff? If that's the case, I'd recommend fast.ai. For Data Analysis related stuff, just find any O'Reilly book on Pandas. For Backend
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
What's your goal in learning Python? ML? Backend web dev? Leetcode? Hard to recommend a course without more detail.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Yeah I was ignoring Sutskever since he recanted his support pretty quickly. But that's fair, fixed.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
The entire criticism of LLMs is that they're amazing at recall and bad at reasoning. The discovery OpenAI could've made might've been on techniques to teach LLMs reasoning. That would be very big.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> the board couldn't trust Sam to keep this "discovery" at bay, and how it could be better to implode the company than let it explore said technology. Half the board members have a background in ML. Why should they be able
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
A board can be power hungry as well.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
...are you still been unable to realize that it was really just a politically motivated firing? The example of "lack of candor" that Ilya provided was "Altman was said to have given two people at OpenAI the same project.&quot
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> Now they are trying to unring the bell but cannot. Well, they can unring the bell pretty easy. They were given an easy out. Reinstate Sam (he wants to come back) and resign. However, they CONTINUE to push back and refuse to step down.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Hacker News is so dumb it's actually hilarious.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
This is probably the biggest single weekend in tech ever? And crazy news just keeps on coming…
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Satya is the best CEO in tech and it isnt even close
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Are you joking? Do you have any idea what happened to India after the British left up til the early 1990s? Maybe read up a bit - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_liberalisation_in_Ind...
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Well, my suggestion is to avoid using terms with multiple meanings in a position where it can easily be construed in a different way then you intend.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> “Exploitation” has (at least) two meanings: 1. treating someone unfairly for one’s own benefit 2. make use of & benefit from some resource When you're referring to two people, then exploited always refers to definition 1. Have
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> who are available for exploitation You just randomly threw in the word exploitation again. They're aren't being exploited. Wages are different across the world because of cost of living & PPP. As the article stated, a
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> What a double standard. There is no double standard. For the vast majority of CEOs, if they tried to start another company as a side-hustle then they'd also get fired (and potentially sued). For the CEOs who can run multiple compa
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
What happens when overzealous bureaucrats want to extend this to other areas? (Convicts must have cars monitored, You pay an extra carbon tax if the GPS tracker sees you drove over 40 miles in a single day, yada yada)
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Ok. Wait 15 minutes for the news article then. Or, you know, check the twitter accounts at employees at OpenAI.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Spend 2 mins on Twitter and look at the accounts of every engineer at OpenAI. It's obvious that this is his way of saying he's back. Lol hacker news is honestly so exhausting these days...
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
If you've been following the news cycle for the past 2 hours, then it's obvious that his meaning with this tweet is that he's returned to OpenAI. There was a hangup over a 5 pm deadline but looks like the board gave in.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
clown show
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> And regardless of what happens here Regardless of whether or not sam is coming back to OpenAI, the board is 100% getting fired.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
That analogy doesn't make sense here since all the employees at OpenAI are extremely loyal to Sam. It's just the board that wanted him out. And regardless of what happens here, everyone on the board is 100% getting fired.
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Yeah, at least SBF managed to spin up a $20 billion dollar ponzi scheme. Sure, it's incredibly psychopathic, but it's still an achievement!
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
> To be honest I hate takes like yours, where people think that acknowledging a mistake (even a giant mistake) is a sign of weakness. A bigger sign of weakness in my opinion is people who commit to a shitty idea just because they said it
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by LewisVerstappen 3y ago
Super, super cool. would love a blog post on how youre doing this

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