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Full Stack Deep Learning – LLM Bootcamp(fullstackdeeplearning.com)
1 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|0 comments
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
I finished my job search after 5 months and 1 week. After 179 applications, 22 interviews, 2 offers later, I'd say that it's one of the toughest and miserable job market someone can find into. I job search-ed even during the pande
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Building Agents for Data Labeling(labelstud.io)
1 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Data Labeling: Embracing Agents(labelstud.io)
3 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|0 comments
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
out of curiosity did they have the rights to use GOT characters on this demo commercial?
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
I have done contractor work for American startups (mostly YC) based in Silicon Valley for the last 7 years. Like many others in this thread, I set up a one man company, and I invoice my client[s] every month to receive the money on a Wise (
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Azure ChatGPT: Private and secure ChatGPT for internal enterprise use(github.com)
7 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|0 comments
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
For job seekers not at all. I just finished my job search after 5 months and 1 week. After 179 applications, 22 interviews, 2 offers later, I'd say that it's one of the toughest and miserable job market someone can find into. I jo
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
> I wonder if it's one of these cases where a company believes themselves to be bigger and more important than they really are. I think that it's quite sure one of those cases. From their messaging it seems like they are commit
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
"The company says the step is intended to “boost operational efficiency and to make the most of the Bending Spoons employer brand, which is extremely strong in Europe.” I do find surprisingly that they said that their brand is strong i
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
I think that the investors are mainly betting on the team expertise to train models as good as the one of OpenAI but with an open source approach (the main differentiator), which according to the founders would open up a bigger market oppor
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
They anticipated the need for a Series A in Q3 24 in the memo "In that round (Q3 2024), we expect to need to raise 200M, in order to train models exceeding GPT-4 capacities."
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See the pitch memo that raised €105M for four-week-old startup Mistral(sifted.eu)
55 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|59 comments
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
> Software is all about teams and if you have one guy who thinks he's god's gift it ultimately hurts the whole team. I don't see this reading in the comment above. He is just sharing the passion and sense of ownership he p
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
This. What we see is nothing more than what the job market actually reward and incentives. This person is just playing that game to boost his personal brand. You may not like it, but if you don't play this game in the current job marke
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
I did! Back in 2020, I found a job after 6 months of job search thanks to that thread. A very well paid job as a PM for a remote-first startup after PMF.
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
I didn't hear good things about that game... is it that good in VR?
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
> I think everyone here can attest to the fact that we tried harder than anyone else. How? It would be nice if the author would have put some link or resources for the readers. I don't really have any clue about what this person did
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
mind sharing your experience?
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
what do you mean with "the estimated cost of approximately $800 per month"?
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
> There is no definite way of isolating the importance of the .com but it is likely to have played a part. Our domain authority also increased meaningfully. How is it possible to conclude that "it is likely" given there aren&#x
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
Bard who? s/ Flagging because it's not open to use, there's still the geo limitation. i.e. the title doesn't reflect the reality.
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
Most of the companies that are declaring remote work as a failure weren’t able to establish good processes and culture on this new setup. Most of these companies are also control freak with low-trust attitude on their employees. Personally,
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RLHF: Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback(huyenchip.com)
3 points by ReDeiPirati 3y ago|0 comments
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by ReDeiPirati 3y ago
+1 to this, I feel like they are in the middle of an existential crisis. They keep shipping out product after product each month now. I think that they are struggling quite a bit to meet investors' growth expectations.
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by ReDeiPirati 4y ago
It's hard out there. I was laid off in January, and still I don't see signs of ending this job search soon. Context for you: I'm a mid-level Growth PM based in Europe who worked mostly in early stage B2B YC startups. How am I
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by ReDeiPirati 4y ago
+1 to this, plus how many of those papers are pure bullsh*t? In the last years, I saw lot of crap just for the sake of publishing in AI.
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by ReDeiPirati 4y ago
Sure here are a couple: - Andrej Karpathy: https://twitter.com/karpathy - David Ha: https://twitter.com/hardmaru - Yann LeCun: https://twitter.com/ylecun - Jeremy Howard: https:/&#x2F
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by ReDeiPirati 4y ago
For years I have followed top researchers on Twitter and helped quite a bit to stay up to date on the topic. Today I think it's still quite good for that purpose, although the countless way that Musk is trying to make it worse...
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How ChatGPT works, explained for non-technical people(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
2 points by ReDeiPirati 4y ago|0 comments

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