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by alvis 1y ago
The vision of submitting a feature request and receiving a ready-to-review PR is equally compelling and horrifying from the standpoint of strategy management. Like Anthropic and most big tech companies, they don't want to show off the
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Claude Code GitHub Action(docs.anthropic.com)
2 points by alvis 1y ago|0 comments
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by alvis 1y ago
I used to work for a bank and the legal team used to ping us to make tiny changes to the app for compliance related issues. Now they can fix themselves. I think they’d be very proud and happy
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by alvis 1y ago
If codex can analyze the whole code base, I can’t see why not? I can even imagine one can set up a CI task that any committed code must pass all sort of legal/data protection requirements too
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by alvis 1y ago
Is it surprising? Hmm perhaps nope. But is it better than cursor etc? Hmm perhaps it’s a wrong question. Feels like codex is for product managers to fix bugs without touching any developer resources. Then it’s insanely surprising!
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by alvis 1y ago
20+ years dev here, started coding with AI when Javis was still a thing (before it became Jasper, and way before Copilot or ChatGPT). Back then, Javis wasn’t built for code, but it was a surprisingly great coding companion. Yes. It only gav
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by alvis 2y ago
Many years back, it was a thing that TfL actively encouraged developers to use their data, and I was lucky to be a winner of a notional campaign thanks to that. But now, the headwinds apparently have changed. Sad :(
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by alvis 2y ago
AI is capable of so much more than just scanning and diagnosing diseases. If there’s someone with the reach to make an impact, highlight how AI can drastically reduce admin tasks as well. If you’ve got friends working in the NHS, you’ve pro
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AI Opportunities Action Plan: government response(gov.uk)
2 points by alvis 2y ago|2 comments
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Daisy, the 'AI Granny' Outwitting Scammers(forbes.com)
20 points by alvis 2y ago|5 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
I think team is a good add to strength the product vision. I just hope it can connect to Notion so that we don't need to re import all the data
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by alvis 3y ago
Finally! But with so many alternatives already out there such as https://gptstore.ai , what do you expect the official one can do more?
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ChatGPT Team(openai.com)
13 points by alvis 3y ago|0 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
At this point, after almost 3 days of non-stop drama, and we still have no clue what has happened to a 700 employees company under million of people watching. Regardless the outcome, the art of keeping secrets at OpenAI is truly far beyond
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by alvis 3y ago
& the most drastic thing is that Ilya says he regrets what he has done and undersign the public statement. https://twitter.com/ilyasut/status/1726590052392956028
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by alvis 3y ago
By the end of the week is over-optimistic. Foe the last 3 days feels like million year. I bet the company will be gone by the time Emmett Shear wakes up
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by alvis 3y ago
Also Emmett Shear said on his statement `Before I took the job, I checked on the reasoning behind the change. The board did not remove Sam over any specific disagreement on safety, their reasoning was completely different from that. I&#x2
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by alvis 3y ago
The new Open AI CEO Emmett Shear just released a long statement and he says one of his top 30-day plan is to `Hire an independent investigator to dig into the entire process leading up to this point and generate a full report` https:/
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by alvis 3y ago
And by seeing how Satya praise it ``` We remain committed to our partnership with OpenAI and have confidence in our product roadmap ... We look forward to getting to know Emmett Shear and OAI's new leadership team ``` You know OpenAI
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by alvis 3y ago
Leadership - To stay top of the game, you can't just rely on brunch of engineers, but a person/team to pull everything into shape. Seeing how many employees are leaving for sama, you get the sense.
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by alvis 3y ago
Indeed. Sutskever should have been able to foresee the move. It's just not hard to see Altman will just get another place to continue what he has done in OpenAI. Maybe his hope is he can slow him down like a year or so? But now by join
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Sam Altman is the CEO of a new AI group under Microsoft(twitter.com)
55 points by alvis 3y ago|1 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
So Sam & Greg can stay focus on their work rather than getting distracted by all the lawsuits. It isn’t a bad thing. Just not sure how they can get they want under the corporate culture?
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Microsoft Hires Former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman(theverge.com)
87 points by alvis 3y ago|3 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
Not sure about the IP, but the team can get whatever they have access in the past. It certainly speed up the restart process
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by alvis 3y ago
It’s really safe to say the big loser is OpenAI. Microsoft is effectively getting the team under their own overnight
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Turmoil at OpenAI: after firing Sam Altman, what's next for the home of ChatGPT?(theverge.com)
1 points by alvis 3y ago|0 comments
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Sam Altman: The extraordinary firing of an AI superstar(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by alvis 3y ago|1 comments
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by alvis 3y ago
it's hardly believed that Alman was fired by his stand on commercialisation
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by alvis 3y ago
The thread seems to be got picked up only last month given the timestamps of majority of comments and reposts were made. If the board decided to make an investigation, it'd be the timing to fire Altman.

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