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Is this an airbnb problem or should the customers just accept the fact that they are in a rented room where they owner can be any weird person ? If airbnb is not taking actions against hosts for whom the problem has been reported, then it i
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The landing page is pretty clean What is the concept of co agents and how are they different than the agents which are live ?
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Interesting, looks like they had a decent size team after pivoting from glitch to slack circling around multiple offices (SF, Vancouver) I initially thought they downsized to 5-6 people.
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It feels the title should be LightLLM or something, was expecting document ingestion etc in the docs but were missing.
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I wonder why did they implement this gimmick while having access to all the resources in the world. Or maybe they thought that this is smart.
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Agree, the idea is good but wasn't able to navigate the website
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Yes I was wondering about the same thing, if the article had few problem statements, then it would have been more relatable.
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Bad code is quick to write and gives the illusion of productivity in the short term. Good might take longer to write but delivers true productivity gains in the long term.
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Well I get your perspective, but I don't think it is universally true track_activity(customerId: string, eventId: string, pageId: string, pageName: string, sessionDuration: number) This can always be refactored into track_ac
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Why you should make sure that your function params are extensible ?
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What were your initial thoughts on tradeoffs on making this a vs code extension vs a separate app ?
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It also seems to be comparable to gpt 3.5 turbo which I feel hard to believe. People have obviously found out a way around these benchmarks.
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I think the author is over generalising things. Every tech is good for few things and not good for others. Vector Search, LLMs all are revolutionary technologies and have their own limitations but we should not form a bias on the basis of f
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I was looking at Vertex AI agents today, their implementation of agents is also like how 100 other startups have done it, no innovation nothing. Same copy pasta stuff
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Points and topics within the map.
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This is pretty great. Feature request : Is it possible to show in the graph how famous the topic / sub topic / article is ? So that we can do an educated exploration in the graph around what was upvoted and what was not ?
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Agree, the delta is getting smaller. And for majority of the tasks you can use the Claude Sonet which is better than 3.5 and also fast. But at the same time when you actually want to solve a complicated problem, deep down you know that only
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Were their any tasks like intent / entity detection etc ? - I guess classification / information extraction covers that, but still anything more specific ?
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Ask HN: People who switched from GPT to their own models. How was it?
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Terminal Wisdom: Shortcut of the Day
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Ask HN: Suggestion for platforms for managing data sets to fine tune GPT
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Github's feature is under private beta right now. I feel that it will be impactful. UI components can be generated as per your UI guidelines, same for tests. Hoping for good things
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It is a tool, those who learn to use the tool will benefit more. average people will be average in using it, smart people have the potential to use it smartly.
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I can see some good use cases - A custom gpt just trained on your code base can help you write test cases in your desired syntax. - A custom gpt trained on internal PRDs can help brainstorm better on the next set of features. Hoping to see
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Yes but even in ChatGPT the training is not done ?
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Checkout out feat, good work
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Jan 2024: Still waiting for a decent package that can take context of how my previous test cases are written and write new ones
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Firebase is like a half baked product which lures people who are just starting out .It helps build products which can quickly go to market, but then once you start to scale, a lot of their products like firestore, firebase auth have basic f
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Does anyone has any benchmarks on how much would hosting one of these would cost on sage maker or something similar and what is the TPS we will be able to achieve ?
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Well this is good, but like most of the content on the internet on LLM applications this is for beginners, any good sources for intermediate reading ?
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