NewUser76312

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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Every time they publish open source code, technical reports, etc, it seems to hit the US tech market a bit more... But hey good on them for following throuh with Open AI's original mission.
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Ask HN: How much employee resume verification is done in practice?
47 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|80 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
I think the goal posts keep moving, and that if you showed a person from 2019 the current GPT (even GPT-4o), most people would conclude that it's AGI (but that it probably needs fine-tuning on a bunch of small tasks). So basically, I d
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
"We don't really know what this is good for, but spent a lot of money and time making it and are under intense pressure to announce new things right now. If you can figure something out, we need you to help us." Damn this nev
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Tangentially, as a contractor. I've always been and remain a big fan of Musk's business acumen and initiatives. Being involved in some small way to help realize the future is tremendously rewarding. None of the political stuff or
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Try and make an evidence-based argument to help the OP's flippant implied claim that 'most VCs are unethical' ("Are there any ethical VC funds?"). I could see that there are incentive problems in VC that can, and ha
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
> It feels like the majority of venture firms can rationalise away their position as doing good for the world but when you start to dig into it, the sole goal is making money and who they make money for isn't always the most righteo
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Ask HN: For AI products, do you prefer flat monthly pricing, or usage-based?
1 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|2 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Sorry but these are more preconceived demos, not software products that will automated anyone out of a job (yet). I think it's coming but people are underestimating how hard GUI understanding and action control is in general. For speci
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Hey I have my gripes with the landscape, certainly, but this is just too much. > It sure is! But it doesn't really prove anything other than that people are using the single-most-talked about product in the world. By comparison, bil
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Looks somewhat useful for voice AI QA. But I wonder if a company is deploying voice AI, wouldn't they have their own testing and quality assurance flows? Is this targeted at companies without an engineering department or something? In
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
>The dropping birth rate is neutral, No, sorry, I don't quite agree that trending towards population and demographic collapse is "neutral". I don't think it's neutral either that younger generations will have a p
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Whatever the reasons, modern societies are in a lot of trouble because none of them can stay above the 2.1 replacement birth rate. And every foreign group that comes into a westernized country ends up having their birth rate dropped below
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
I've had a coding project where I actually preferred 4o outputs to DeepSeek R1, though it was a bit of a niche use case (long script to parse DOM output of web pages). Also they just updated 4o recently, it's even better now. o3-m
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Ask HN: What advantages do AI startups even have besides speed?
3 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|1 comments
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
It's great to see the foundation model companies having their product offerings commoditized so fast - we as the users definitely win. Unless you're applying to be an intern analyst of some type somewhere... good luck in the next
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Thanks for your response. Yeah that's nice and simple. I wonder how much you'll burn keeping it up for free, are we talking like on the order of $20/mo? If you use models like 4o-mini it might even be less, that thing is insa
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
As a current OpenAI subscriber (just the regular $20/mo plan), I'm happy to not spend the effort switching as long as they stay within a few negligible percent of the State of the Art. I tried DeepSeek, it's fine, had some do
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Hey this is really cool, I literally had the same idea about a month ago but ultimately decided to not pursue it. Glad someone else did. A few quick Qs - 1) Do you use the available auto-generated transcripts from youtube? Or do you do any
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Very cool work. Accurate GUI text and element parsing is exactly the kind of input that LLMs need to be effective agents.
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
Yeah I've been wondering how one can contribute and build in the LLM and AI world without the resources to work on foundation models. Because personally I'm not a product/GPT wrapper person - it just doesn't suit my inte
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
That's great, I forgot to mention but I'd also look very closely at user retention. Because maybe there's a risk people try it and realize they can do enough with conventional AI tools, which would indicate you should add new
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by NewUser76312 2y ago
The hard work and dedication are commendable for sure. Are you full time on this, or is it passive income at this point? I'm sure many people will have positive things to say. So, to keep the conversation interesting let me make some c
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Ask HN: How to get involved in developing and researching LLMs?
2 points by NewUser76312 2y ago|1 comments