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Ask HN: Is anyone using Groq in production?
3 points by digitcatphd 2y ago|0 comments
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by digitcatphd 2y ago
Seems like marketing hype? Surely running local LLMs isn’t that big a market.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Really cool use of open source models
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Devin seems like the first able to be commercialized. In my opinion the only way to do it well right now is you need to build your own system, the out of box open source projects are just some foundational work. I actually don’t think we wi
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Ask HN: Best Multi-Agent Frameworks?
22 points by digitcatphd 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do we pay for Groq?
2 points by digitcatphd 3y ago|1 comments
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Why is everyone so concerned about AI training on their data in the first place? Has anyone really pondered the consequences or are we just repeating the concerns of others without thinking for ourselves again? What are real actual conseque
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
It happens beyond stock price. I’ve had many conversations with people eager to adopt and integrate LLMs in some way with no second or third order reasoning behind it. If you force them to go through this reasoning process they find it does
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Show HN: Uncovering Promising Patents and Research with AI
2 points by digitcatphd 3y ago|0 comments
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
I also suspect GPT is already using this or a similar method. I have found that for some reasoning tasks, causing it to disrupt its verbose process of explanation when not using COT or any prompting prevents its ability to solve the problem
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Right now in my opinion the most potential is the large action model designed by Rabbit or a similar general learning framework that can be rapidly configured without a ton of code. I anticipate such a tool or model and therefore will not i
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Partially, but here is my logic: 1. Manually programming this to automatically get meaningful feedback directly related to the documentation would require an agent or sifting through error logs. Otherwise, coding the patterns equivalent to
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Ask HN: Automated Website Documentation
5 points by digitcatphd 3y ago|3 comments
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Exactly, this is why scalpers exist. People have tried to disintermediate them many times unsuccessfully. If I had to guess, it is that event companies / hospitality / ect. are not in the business of beating scalpers at their own
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Self-Reflective, Hierarchical Agents for Large-Scale API Calls(arxiv.org)
3 points by digitcatphd 3y ago|0 comments
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
If you believe tickets are not correctly priced to begin with then they simply make the market more efficient and capture this delta between supply and demand.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
The book itself is challenging and at times even cryptic. I watched the lecture after reading it, but in hindsight would have followed the course or read after.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
MIT Course on GEB: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lWZ2Bz0tS-s
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Omegle for ultra-introverts
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
I think the real answer is.. whatever we are personally 'against' is the real cause... and whatever we are personally 'for' is the solution.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
For their name they couldn’t possibly be more closed, you can’t get much more closed than a walled off internal marketplace
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
And then posted it online? If his intentions were good he wouldn’t post their name.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
This is extremely annoying. Instead of fucking with other people’s companies why not build your own? You pwned them? What are you twelve? All you did was commit a felony and post it online.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Mainstream Western media is just a tool for few people to covertly control society. Totalitarian society media is a tool for fewer to blatantly control society. Nothing good can come from it.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Seems promising but I don’t think we will achieve production ready thinking AI with current state of LLMs. We will need some form of Q-Learning and possibly or a world model to arrive at optimal outcomes otherwise random choices are made ab
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
~ 80% of browsers are Chrome, by my observation, they still track you even in 'incognito'
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
This is cool but I’m not clear on why this is needed, is spotty reception really that big of an issue? Or is it really to save lives under extreme circumstances in ultra remote areas? Anecdotally I can’t remember the last time I didn’t have
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Curious
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Rather than attempting to combat our obvious future, they should spend this effort to find ways to monetize and succeed in this new environment.
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by digitcatphd 3y ago
Imagine raising a $1B + valuation just to have some random guy on HN make an open source version of your company... VC economics are going to need to change with AI and I think many haven't got the memo.

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