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by cl42 3y ago
If folks are looking for free deep learning resources, here are a few more that I’ve personally vetted: https://phaseai.com/resources/free-resources-ai-ml-2024 FWIW, my recommendation with this sort of stuff is to buil
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What does the perfect LLM product dev tool look like?(phasellm.com)
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by cl42 3y ago
Here's a list of free courses and textbooks: https://phaseai.com/resources/free-resources-ai-ml-2024 I reviewed all of these to ensure they're high quality + not sales/marketing fluff. Enjoy!
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by cl42 3y ago
This is a great resource! I will add it to the list in [1] above. Thanks for sharing it!
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by cl42 3y ago
I don't know if this is the best resource for learning AI/ML. I'd sooner recommend Fast.AI, Caltech's open courses, etc.[1] Also, my understanding is that TensorFlow is becoming less and less popular, so you might want t
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Best Free Resources for Learning AI/ML in 2024(phaseai.com)
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by cl42 3y ago
They can if the meeting is about the problematic board member(s).
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LogSeg – Python logger designed for Multiprocessing(logseg.readthedocs.io)
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PhaseLLM Evals, your prompt engineering copilot(phasellm.com)
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by cl42 3y ago
Hi adrianh -- just want to say 'thank you' for all the work you put into Django. I use Django exclusively for all my product work and it's... amazing... ... and I was recently consulting on a project where we had to make exte
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by cl42 3y ago
Thanks for correcting me! That reference is even cooler than I expected.
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by cl42 3y ago
You raise a good point: while ChatGPT might have stylistic limitations that make it less-than-ideal for a "Primer"-type product, LLMs more broadly don't suffer from that stylistic limitation. Whether it's via prompting,
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by cl42 3y ago
I believe it's from Snow Crash. You'll notice the original commenter's nickname is 'hprotagonist' and Snow Crash's main character is Hiro Protagonist, too. It's really the perfect comment/thread. :)
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by cl42 3y ago
Generated by Neal Stephenson, I believe. :)
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by cl42 3y ago
Wow, this is fascinating, thank you! Made me wonder whether editors get in the way too.
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Do you think that's a Neal Stephenson issue? Don't get me wrong, I love his writing, but I found this to be the case with Fall too. I can see it becoming tiring if one is writing 400+ page books.
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by cl42 3y ago
The illustrations -- all from DALL-E -- are really, really awesome.
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"A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer" Simulated by GPT-4(andrealyip.com)
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PhaseLLM Eval: run batch LLM jobs and evals via visual front-end (MIT licensed)(github.com)
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MLAgentBench: Build ML models via GPT-4, Claude 1, etc.(github.com)
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by cl42 3y ago
Would love to hear if others are doing anything neat with RSS feeds or news summarization!
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Using LLMs to Build Smart RSS Readers(phasellm.com)
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Supercharging LLMs with Search(phasellm.com)
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by cl42 3y ago
That's basically the same process here. GPT-4 figures out the info from the raw text, without needing to worry about parsing any HTML.
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by cl42 3y ago
Is this an opportunity to apply some Howard Marks "second level thinking" to make a big investment bet?
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Using web crawlers and LLM agents to build a structured restaurant DBs(phasellm.com)
3 points by cl42 3y ago|2 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
Using it regularly for executive feedback at some of our clients (think of this as an internal coach for policies). I'd say it's almost as good at GPT-4 at having broader conversations and sharing ideas. The 100K model is FANTASTI
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Elder Care – A $6T TAM(andrealyip.com)
1 points by cl42 3y ago|1 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
I was watching "Shrinking" and noticed the same thing.
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by cl42 3y ago
You're not a weirdo but yes, lots of people struggle saying 'no' to a drink. Your caffeine example is a good one. To some folks on /r/stopdrinking, alcohol is more akin to how you feel about caffeine.

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