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by babelfish 9mo ago
[citation needed]
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by babelfish 10mo ago
Think of it as a very useful prefix match. If all of your threads start with the same system prompt, you will reap benefits from prompt caching.
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by babelfish 10mo ago
Stacked PRs are a really natural fit for vibe coding workflows, it helps turn illegible 10k+ line PRs into manageable chunks that you can review independently. (Not affiliated with Cursor or Graphite)
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by babelfish 10mo ago
Sounds like you pwned Mintlify!
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Sam Altman's Sprint to Correct OpenAI's Direction and Fend Off Google(wsj.com)
2 points by babelfish 10mo ago|1 comments
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by babelfish 10mo ago
https://archive.is/3uvHf
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by babelfish 10mo ago
> If the genAI fanpholks are right, all the debt-only-don’t-call-it-that will be covered by profits and everyone can sleep sound. Only it won’t. [citation needed]
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by babelfish 10mo ago
> LLMs could never recreate. Well, maybe with a future iteration of the technology they can be useful Releasing a product like DeepWiki is the first step towards creating a data flywheel that yields useful information.
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Meta Superintelligence Labs: Scaling Agent Learning via Experience Synthesis(arxiv.org)
2 points by babelfish 10mo ago|0 comments
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by babelfish 11mo ago
It would have been from 23andmebankruptcynoticing@noticing.ra.kroll.com
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by babelfish 11mo ago
How did you end up changing it? Creating new evals to measure the actual user experience seems easy enough, how did that inform your stack?
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by babelfish 11mo ago
Seriously. AI popularity has nothing to do with this companies success, but they’re using it as a scapegoat to justify their failures.
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by babelfish 11mo ago
ChatGPT being the #5 website in the world is still indicative of consumer demand, as their only product is AI. Without commenting on the Google shims specifically, AI infrastructure buildouts are not speculative.
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New banking records prove Deel paid thief who stole trade secrets from Rippling(rippling.com)
9 points by babelfish 11mo ago|0 comments
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by babelfish 11mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond! Inspired me to go read the Facebook TAO paper.
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by babelfish 11mo ago
I don't have any experience on graph modeling, but it seems like Neo4j should be able to support 1 trillion edges, based on this (admittedly marketing) post of theirs? https://neo4j.com/press-releases/neo4j-scales-
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by babelfish 11mo ago
Out of curiosity, how do reprint rights work? I assume you give each author some percentage of the proceeds of the book? I purchased the DRM-free epub :-)
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by babelfish 11mo ago
800M WAU is a "losing company"?
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by babelfish 1y ago
Joey is the man and the domain expert on this for sure :-)
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by babelfish 1y ago
Authorized search isn't difficult. Store authorized readers (people, groups, etc) on each result to pre-filter results, then post-filter results with an additional authorization check in case the authorization store was updated but the
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by babelfish 1y ago
"The Great Filter" is probably just interspecies contact.
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by babelfish 1y ago
> At this point, I am coming around to the argument that governments should make their own local/national AI. I think this is a terrible idea. How do current Chinese-built LLMs respond when asked about Tianamen Square? How would Ame
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by babelfish 1y ago
Why would an LLM plugin be able to access more on the page hten any other plugin? This seems like a misunderstanding of how manifests work
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by babelfish 1y ago
Gemini is already in Chrome. Atlas seems neat but it is not a unique product.
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by babelfish 1y ago
FreeTaxUSA is legitimately fantastic!
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by babelfish 1y ago
The thing is consumers don't care about OSS models. Any non-technical person just wants to "use AI", and think of ChatGPT for that.
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by babelfish 1y ago
I feel like this is what the current team excelled at at OpenAI, only makes sense that they would productize it
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Modular Manifolds(thinkingmachines.ai)
161 points by babelfish 1y ago|54 comments
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by babelfish 1y ago
> Bubble collapsing looks like enshittification of OpenAI tools as they try to raise revenues Why does monetizing OpenAI tools lead to bubble collapse? People are clearly willing to pay for LLMs
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Meta Connect 2025 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by babelfish 1y ago|1 comments

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