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1. Being up to date with science, news, and tech. HN never disappoint in seeing what's going on in many industries not just tech. 2. Sometimes, the comments are not actually related to the topic itself (just the title), but nevertheles
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Seriously, a VAT registered a not having an accountant tool that costs £10/month? This tool is clearly for freelancers. For context, to charge VAT in the UK, you need to earn more than £85k/year
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According to the website, the model can then fine-tuned for certain tasks such as image classification. 1. How does the multi-model help here in improving the accuracy of image classification when training is combined from text, images, and
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Users paying for it even when it does not have all the features they want. A recent example for me was screen studio https://www.screen.studio/
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Have you tried cookie cutter before? It has a lot more flexibility compared to a yaml config
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Seeing open source projects backed by YC always giving me a special feeling of joy and excitement. Good luck, I’ve been having highlights on my radar since your first post on HN.
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Is it expected to be slow? Each request takes several seconds to reply. Also how recent is the training data? When I asked what’s the date today? I received 22nd of March 2018. Interesting choice of using streamlit for interface.
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Dealing with CVs without having a privacy policy will be an issue. I would advice adding a privacy policy and terms pages explaining how do you use the data, are you keeping a copy? sharing it with 3rd party? what do you use to parse these
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Exactly. The article seems to focus on AI startups making their own algorithms and platforms (OpenAI, Meta, Google) but doesn't mention startups who are using these platforms for niche use cases. This is similar to saying a hosting co
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Looking great, I’ve downloaded the TestFlight app, and the 11 examples are fantastic. Suggestion: If possible, would be great to have input parameters in the app see how the component will look like using custom text/images.
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Would be interesting to see how companies will use these AI tools from Meta. Meta does not have the best reputation when it comes to data privacy
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Been thinking of the same question recently. Appreciate all comments sharing their experience. For those saying to native, I completely disagree. Going native for the same app running on multiple platforms will face the following issues: -
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While I agree there should be regulations, there should be clear requirements instead of saying "bias". What does bias mean? To clarify, here are a few examples: 1. Gender bias There is a widely used keyword-based gender bias meas
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How ChatGPT and Other LLMs Work–and Where They Could Go Next
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Good effort. Would be nice to see Domain Authority for these sites to help in backlinks.
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> OpenAI and its current competitors have embraced a closed technology approach, which will dramatically reduce their market reach. Did it really reduced their market reach? However, for me the key differentiators are: - US is leading, E
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AI 'godfather' Yann LeCun says it won't destroy jobs forever
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Few feedback points: 1. Base64 Encoder/decoder has no config. Looks like you are having a standard template for text pages. Would be better to have another template for services that do not require config. 2. Would be great to be able
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that would be extremely expensive. Running and maintaining GPUs enough to run GPT4 inside each building. Doesn’t AWS have a gov offering? I would assume MS can have similar offering with Azure using their express route.
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How did you learn that Google has all your credit cards?
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I can see many use cases for this work: 1. Plug and play. Change LLMs behind the app. 2. Evaluate performance/accuracy based on a dataset. I checked your website and pricing link is not working.
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> Apple, meanwhile, isn’t even bothering with presence: even its Facetime integration was with an avatar in a window, leaning into the fact you are apart, whereas Meta wants you to feel like you are together. [was with an avatar in a win
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I know a podcast doing this to translate to multiple languages. You can offer this as a service for podcasts to translate them to multiple languages.
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I was in that meeting. It was an invite-only developers round table. The aim was to discuss the platform from the developers point of view, receive feedback to improve the API and other discussions in general. This was followed by a public
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Japanese app did it back in 2017, LLM just made it easier for a solo developer to do the same thing. https://soranews24.com/2017/04/25/soranews24s-loneliest-repo...
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While Google is busy catching up with OpenAI, Meta AI team is releasing astonishing open-source AI models. For better or worse, Facebook has immense amount of data from posts, messages, videos, reels (instagram) ... etc where they can make
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Interesting concept, I can see it working as a subscription where I add alerts for certain channels to see when a word or a phrase mentioned. I tried ChatGPT and had 17 results, I suppose it’s related to how many channels have you added to
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Hiring a lawyer is expensive, but loosing your money is expensive too. No one on the internet would be able to tell you exactly how to resolve the matter as no one knows the specifics or how binding what you have signed with your friend. Co
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Amy is doing a great job telling customers: "You're number 3453245 in the queue, waiting time is about 3 days"
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Are you sure the NHS is using it? GPT-4 means you're sending sensitive patient data to a 3rd party.
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