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by Sai_ 3y ago
I'm building SquadGPT - AI for hiring - and I'm often asked why someone would use SquadGPT when ChatGPT exists. In this post, I try to answer that question through experimentation.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Not OP. My take is that if the requester can’t be bothered to create a GH issue, it’s likely that this isn’t really a problem for them. An annoyance possibly but has not risen to “pain” levels.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
“Won’t you think of the children?” type questions are not very useful, imho. In your case, no one (barring a few people employing child soldiers) think children are fair game to be hurt so the answer to your question is that yeah, 0.5% of s
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by Sai_ 3y ago
I have a website, blog, a cdn, and a domain level email inbox running off AWS SES. You email specific email addresses which get processed as web pages, blog posts, or attachments extracted to the cdn. All other emails sent to your domain si
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by Sai_ 3y ago
You may have missed the first for the trees. This article is about figuring out 3.8 B views of misinformation videos out of how many total views. The question being pondered is that if the ratio is 0.5%, is disinformation really a problem?
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Don’t think the AI ELO ratings agree with you.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
I was going to ignore this as a troll comment because computer memory has its antecedents in human memory but the commenter is right - the combination of memory and cache to talk about human memory seems misleading.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Yeah, I can’t believe Metallica recovered from that. In my mind, they’re up there with Volkswagen - their brand has a stigma attached to it.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful and in-depth response. I see what you’re saying and don’t have any rebuttals/followups.
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I got this message under the "why was I blocked?" which is why I didn't consider geoblocking. > This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the s
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Apparently I’m a malicious attacker trying to read Tolstoy because cloudflare is blocking me from this page.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
These examples of an LLM refusing to return meat recipes after inducing vegan behaviour through prompt injection could be a limitation of the original system prompt the LLM started with, no? Could a tighter operating range specified in the
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by Sai_ 3y ago
And yet, our tv stations and metro editions of newspapers go on and on about the spirit of Mumbai. Still, there’s no city like Mumbai in the whole of India. It’s literally got something for everyone.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Personal income tax and the tax treatment of businesses are different - as a business, you’d earn some revenue from doordash while showing some expense (like gas, insurance premiums, and your salary). Your company would then pay tax on the
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Can they not offset these expenses against their tax? If you’re running a business out of your vehicle, the cost of operating that vehicle is the cost of running the business which should be treated like that by the tax code.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
You’re being dogmatic about your, what seems to me, objections to LLM skills. Making data ingestible is just laborious and unappetising to an engineer. So hand it over to a data entry operator who’ll do this happily for a wage. I’m not sure
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Not sure if one meltdown is the mean or even the median for how much time a kid takes to learn how to sit in one place without being distracted. In any case, it doesn’t matter a whit if the average is one meltdown if your kid has gone witho
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by Sai_ 3y ago
You got to do what you got to do otherwise you risk the kid going hungry or having a meltdown or both. Being so black and white about sticking a video in front of a kid to make sure it sits in one place and eats is dismissive of parents who
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by Sai_ 3y ago
GPT-4-turbo is at 128k. Claude 2.1 is 200k. But yes, among open source models 8k is roughly middle to top of the pack.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Can you explain what you mean by this? On a moving train, having an open mind itself is a good thing.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Big O = Patrick Bateman
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by Sai_ 3y ago
The geofence notice even says it was even built in Delhi among other locations. C’mon Kyle, shows us what’s behind the choli, dude!
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Was it the other way around that you read “free market fundamentalism” or something similar and co-opted it into your daily usage, and now you’re seeing it everywhere? There’s even a name for this bias - Baader Meinhoff effect
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Agree. Reads like a warning more than praise - do not cross Altman because he will rip your face off.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
What if in a different chat session, the answer GPT gives is the exact opposite ie, it says the offered solution is bogus. Would you even know of it unless someone tries it and shows it to be so? If that happens, will you say that GPT is de
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by Sai_ 3y ago
His instinct was to walk away from his offer. He had to be forced to buy the company. His second wife apparently asked him to buy Twitter and fix its, in her opinion, liberal bias.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
yeah, the guy has a knack for being in/invited to places.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Don’t think the former CEO of GitHub is going to be that alarmed about upsetting Sam Altman. You may be seeing their decision making through the lens of a no-name founder applying to YC for their first cheque.
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by Sai_ 3y ago
Seems very feudal, serfdom mindset to accept that your employer doesn't owe you an explanation. An employment is a contract which both parties enter into willingly. Termination of contract deserves some level of empathetic glad handlin
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by Sai_ 3y ago
My suspicion is that given Sam and Greg’s engineering and deal making chops, they will only ideate in how to use AI models invented elsewhere like right now. Don’t think Sam or Greg have it in them to build a competing AI model suite, that

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