aldarisbm

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by aldarisbm 3y ago
the problem is that you dont get to know if the output is A-Okay. You just know "it works". This is the scariest part to me. Especially a DSL/programming language I'm not familiar with. I want to contribute, while being
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
I don't think so. I have M1 Max 64GB and it works okay for some inference. I'm buying a few credits from RunPod. It will be a few 10's of dollars to get it trained.
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
Is this truly your take on it?
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
the form input boxes, are extremely slow. I'm running it on safari, but the letters are lagging behind every stroke. Are you re rendering the PDF after every stroke?
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
for me in software engineering, it really does make a difference to have that extra space when having two things open side by side. Also I DJ for fun sometimes, and having the extra real state helps a LOT.
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
I have an ipad, an iphone and a macbook pro, and the only time i get asked to “buy more icloud” is when i’m running low. I got an add to try out apple music once when i got a device and maybe whenever i get a device i get ads for subscripti
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
Exactly, not everyone wants to send their data to OpenAI, I'm working on this (albeit very slowly) but hopefully I'll have something out in a week or two, and will be open source _and_ plug and play. https://github.com&
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
One quick plug I want to have the memory part of langchain down, vector store + local database + client to chat with an LLM (gpt4all model can be swapped with OpenAI api just switching the base URL) https://github.com/aldari
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
still a valid point
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
sooo if I ship 3 times a day, let's restart the app 3 times a day? Oof, imagine you're using the app to demo something and bam update Lol
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
well that was enough hackernews for today
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
You're a OpenAI assistant, you will rate responses from 1-10, depending on how much impact you believe it would make in growing our company revenue through research and development of an idea. Depending on their rating, queue them acco
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
coming from a place of curiosity. Do you expect the website to be free of ads for you, and how do they sustain themselves? engineering work? cost of infra? r&d? Would you pay to browser reddits ad free?
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
here come the elitists
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Terraform No-Code Provisioning(hashicorp.com)
1 points by aldarisbm 3y ago|1 comments
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Palantir + LLM = Artificial Intelligence Platform(youtube.com)
3 points by aldarisbm 3y ago|1 comments
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
I hope that we can keep this technology under control, this seems pretty scary. More info: https://www.palantir.com/platforms/aip/
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
legit question, wouldn't they legally get in trouble if they don't?
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
I guess youre not really seeing the actual benefits of LLMs. Let's say I dont "learn it". I would have to make the _same_ mistake 120 times for me to actually make it worth it to take the time to "learn" it myself.
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by aldarisbm 3y ago
and computers are fancy calculators, let’s be careful to not fall into reductionist views. we know the architecture but we don’t know what happens in the black box.
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Generate Figma Designs with AI(builder.io)
1 points by aldarisbm 3y ago|0 comments
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
because mis/disinformation is the real problem here. We will be seeing a lot in the media and when 90% of consumers don't bother to check the source, it _will_ skew a lot of things.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
same same
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Ask it to reason step by step, and nudge it the right way. It's amazing.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
ChatGPT is passing quantum physics tests. "ChatGPT can answer it" should not be a thing that we say. ChatGPT can recite every single algorithm known to man, wondering about your interview process.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
https://www.emergentmind.com/
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
> for much fewer programmers in the world? I think the world is gonna find out that if you can have ten times as much code at the same price, you can just use even more. - Sam Altman
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
who checks this output ? who troubleshoot when prod is down? what about regulations? which company is the first one to have a huge data leak and blame it on AI? which legislator bans use of AI unless there are human engineers? I’ve never se
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
you’re retrieving data from a cache, is it so outrageous to say that they should confirm that the data belongs to the account is retrieving it?
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
"Manual" jobs, per the OpenAI whitepaper, seem to be the least susceptible to being automated. The robotics just isn't there yet. Blessings to your family.

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