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CDARS : This was something that I was searching for. Any idea about their fee structure? How much does their service cost?
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I was mainly enquiring from future prospect- to insure against SVB kind of episode. Last few days have been nightmarish for many in startups.
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https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/banking/how-to-insure-you... The article above discusses few options. Wanted to know in general what startup community does in silicon valley?
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Ask HN: Any tips for insuring startup funds beyond 250k in US?
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How much does additional insurance cost? Any rough estimate?
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Try GetOutline ( https://www.getoutline.com/ ) : Though its meant for Knowledge base purpose, I find it handy since I prefer markdown support for taking my general notes
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Here are my cases GitHub CoPilot : I come from embedded engineering background, but now working in web tech space. CoPilot helps as a very good assistant when I am working with TypeScript. Essentially lesser number of lookups now to Google
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https://huggingface.co/
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Silicon Valley Bank's liquidity crisis rocks the tech world
(pitchbook.com)
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Some SVB customers are struggling to wire funds out of the bank
(techcrunch.com)
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Here's what they mention: > Because gpt-3.5-turbo performs at a similar capability to text-davinci-003 but at 10% the price per token, we recommend gpt-3.5-turbo for most use cases. Is capability to support trained models only addit
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Ask HN: Why does OpenAI wants us to move away from text-DaVinci-003?
(platform.openai.com)
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It's amazing on how even Salesforce workflows can also be designed using Generative AI. Good discussion about what went behind the scene for Einstein GPT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WBeEaDUo1s
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Will it be possible to carry forward context? Like if patterns in my CSV files are persistent, my corrections will be repetitive in nature & can be learnt along. Looks to be a good tool overall! Where can I find roadmap?
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And for hosted solution, is there a provision to configure our OpenAI Key? Or every OpenAI interaction goes through YoBulk's Open AI Key?
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What are we using OpenAI API for? Is it only for present & validation rules creation? Or even to cleanse data? If it's being used for latter, what about data-privacy concerns?
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Trend in ShowHN & some recent fundings are definitely towards GPT based applications. Saw this recently - Chatbot Character.ai valued at $1bn in Andreessen-led funding round https://www.ft.com/content/b230eb4c-ed53
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I am someone who prefers an hardcopy over Audible. But here are my favourite's. Sapiens [ https://www.audible.in/pd/Sapiens-Audiobook/B079C16D4D ] Amp it up [ https://www.audible.in/pd/Amp-
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Interesting. Does this involve OpenAI (or any other LLM) to process data?
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Part of the answer is here "Former Googler pulls back the curtain on a bureaucratic ‘maze’—and lambastes bosses and employees for losing sight of what’s important" https://fortune.com/2023/02/16/alph
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Instagram became popular because of filters. So some revolution of that sort that helps create great videos (with animations or edited stuffs) without much fuzz will capture attention. But I am certain GPT/AI will play a big role in ne
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I would retain one or two line changes with a comment if it was a fix for a hard to reproduce / corner scenario. Typically with embedded programming it helps- as some fixes are chipset or hardware version specific Otherwise, just clear
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Better validation to your thoughts, more so on tech. No Ads/Images/GIFs/Flash; lesser distraction. Talk to the point or thread is downvoted. Better managed Karma! Difficult to fake it.
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GPT will be great with patterns. Was this random substitution? Which method did you encode this with?
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Embedded programming is often associated with underlying hardware configurations and is tightly bound on both time and memory. I did try co pilot to generate assembly instructions for a nested interrupt scenario for a particular micro proce
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Good feature addition. How different will this be from Jasper chrome extension? https://www.jasper.ai/chrome-extension
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Right keyword - "multiplier skill"! You have said it right. Prompt engineering can be treated that way.
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And it also helps validate & strengthen co-pilot! More people using co-pilot, better it will become.
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I was an embedded programmer for over 16 years & now part of a web development startup. I had to make a switch from C/C++ to JS/TS. I personally find co-pilot really helpful as it makes my job a lot easier. I doesn't alwa
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Telegram will integrate a large language model like ChatGPT
(bootcamp.uxdesign.cc)
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