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2y ago
Landing page link is in my bio We've been keeping quiet, but I'd be happy to chat more if you want to email me (also in bio)
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My team and I have a desktop product with a very similar architecture (a central app+UI with a constellation of local servers providing functions and data to models for local+remote context) If this protocol gets adoption we'll probabl
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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3y ago
Weird! Thanks for letting us know. It's just sending to MailChimp but we'll take a look
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy ( https://www.avy.ai ) | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) or ONSITE We are an early-stage, well-funded, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple
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Avy | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) | ONSITE We are an early-stage, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple AIML, Bose, Amazon, and other great companies.
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Avy | Multiple Roles | Salt Lake City, UT | REMOTE (USA) | ONSITE We are an early-stage, stealth startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Experienced team from Apple AIML, Bose, Amazon, and other great companies.
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3y ago
It's surprising this article doesn't significantly mention sunlight's non-UV components, like infrared light. There appears to be increasing evidence to support its ability to influence various processes within the body to po
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3y ago
Azure GPT 4 is already available in: Australia East, Canada East, East US, East US 2, France Central, Japan East, Sweden Central, Switzerland North, UK South ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services
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3y ago
It's possible to extend the effective context window of many OSS models using various techniques. The Llama-related models and others there's a technique called "RoPE scaling" which allows you to run inference over a lon
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3y ago
The computing power is definitely not out of reach of mere mortals. I'm working on software that does this for emails and common documents, generating a hybrid semantic (vector) and keyword search system over all your data, locally. Th
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3y ago
Can't edit the post now, but if the second link is broken it was meant to point to this: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-30/wall-stre... Here's another related one: https:/
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3y ago
The article is not well argued, yes. But there is direct evidence that politicians are influencing corporations to alter return to office policies: - Mayor of SF asking businesses to pledge to implement RTO policies: https://sfis
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3y ago
Is user auth (and tracking token spend) within scope of this or is that better handled at a layer in front of this?
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3y ago
I pay like $8/month for access to my 2021 Triumph’s service manual. As far as I know they keep it as an interactive website so that PDFs are hard to make. I haven’t found a good copy yet but it’s also possible that I’m just not as good
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3y ago
In looking at the paper's continuous mention of "ChatGPT" and the repo README's statement that "You don't need API keys to get started" .. are we sure they weren't using type of tools to talk to the C
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3y ago
Looks awesome and will make many enterprises feel more comfortable using AI. I suspect your intuition about moving emphasis from redaction to unified access control and audit logging over time is right. The "AI Chief of Staff" sou
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3y ago
The parent is saying that "fine tuning", which has a specific meaning related to actually retraining the model itself (or layers at its surface) on a specialized set of data, is not what the GP is actually looking for. An alternat
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3y ago
In our experimentation, we've found that it really depends what you're looking for. That is you really need to break down down evaluation by task. Local models don't have the power yet to just "do it all well" like
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I suspect you're right for how people are using and deploying LLMs now: hacking all kinds of functionality out of a text-completion model that, although it encodes a ton of data and some reasoning, is fundamentally still a text complet
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A convincing case against this probably can't be made. But that's the problem. Each incremental step towards more surveillance, less privacy, and more potential for government abuse is perfectly justifiable and seems reasonable.
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There are two things to note here: 1. A cross-application connectivity layer that pipes data and actions between apps 2. A natural language interface to control #1 Thinking about them separately is useful, because although chat is the new U
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This is the second divestiture of an acquisition in two weeks by Meta. Last week they spun out Kustomer https://www.kustomer.com/blog/new-chapter-standalone-company...
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Comments here so far seem to be missing Newport's key point (in the second half of the article)... For many modern (knowledge work) jobs, it's volume of tasks, not duration, that seems to induce burnout. For instance, if you have
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Apple's security policy already prohibited putting confidential or proprietary information into any not-explicitly-approved, externally-hosted service. So I'm guessing this wasn't a "ban" so much as reminding people
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