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Robust Mouse Rejuvenation - December Updates(levf.org)
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by ed 3y ago
To be fair, Elon's journey began with ~Paypal, which funded his later, more ambitious projects. (Also not sure if it matters but I vouched for this after it was flagged. I doubt many YC founders [or PG] would be offended by this. It&#x
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by ed 3y ago
Nice work! Clean UI, functional search, seems like a pretty comprehensive directory (my tiny project is in it). The only issue I can think of is it’s slightly depressing to realize how saturated the space is, ha!
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by ed 3y ago
Yep! Elixir is ridiculously powerful. Best place to look for work is the phoenix discord which has a pretty active job channel.
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by ed 3y ago
Ah, it’s a langchain competitor, possibly with better DB support. One of the nice things about langchain is the code examples, making it easy to get simple services up and running. And because it’s a toolkit I can take what I need and leave
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by ed 3y ago
Congrats on the launch, it looks like you worked very hard on it. But I’m an engineer, I read the README and the website, and I still don’t know what Super-duper is . Is it just a python library? Does it have its own persistence (it must)?
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by ed 3y ago
In the case of Fargo the cohen brothers chose to make a movie in the “real crime story” genre, and that title card sets the tone. Any overlap with actual crimes is almost beside the point. (As a viewer this really bugs me — there is such a
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by ed 3y ago
Based on my limited gaming experience I agree with the original quote (the last game I played was cyberpunk). Is there an obvious “everyone should play ___” recommendation, that has story and characters with depth and believable motives? Ed
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by ed 3y ago
Mostly it generates a key that users can paste into an application. It also implements - Stripe payments - “Sign in with GitHub” - JSON API to validate keys This is nice because it means you don’t need a user system in your app. Users just
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by ed 3y ago
Launch launch launch! Seriously this is lightning in a bottle. Charge $5/mo and have users bring their own OpenAI key. Here’s a freshly MIT’ed licensing server you can use. It’s written in elixir and powers https://go.roboco
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New Gene Editing Treatment Cuts Dangerous Cholesterol in Small Study(nytimes.com)
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Nous-Capybara-34B – Local LLM with 200k context length(huggingface.co)
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by ed 3y ago
I don’t believe few shot performance dictates how quickly you can fine-tune. Most fine tunes will have much larger datasets (I am under the impression you want 10’s of thousands of examples for most runs). So I’m similarly impressed 20 exam
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by ed 3y ago
Read: stop confusing us with Blackstone https://www.blackstone.com/housing/our-track-record-in-housi...
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by ed 3y ago
Whoa! Great work. To other folks checking it out, it still requires downloading the weights, which are pretty large. But they essentially made a fully portable, no-dependency llama.cpp, in 2mb. If you're an app developer this might be
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by ed 3y ago
i don’t expect much investment in iCloud since the trend (like it or not) is for cloud services to manage our data instead
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by ed 3y ago
Make your goal to become an absolute expert in that space. there are a lot of products that do this already. like, a lot. and they're well funded or have lots of revenue and can definitely muscle you out on almost any paid user acquisi
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by ed 3y ago
Do you have wireframes or a mockup or a landing page? One of those might help to communicate your idea. As written I have no idea what kind of service you're actually proposing. (User testing? Surveys? NPS?)
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Ask HN: Best AI Communities?
14 points by ed 3y ago|5 comments
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by ed 3y ago
rad! this is more like a beta i'm sending to friends but all really good points! feel free to hardcode the response from `/validate-license-key` :)
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by ed 3y ago
Also curious how you use it! Maybe it's something I can add to robocoder.app
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by ed 3y ago
For coding at least, it’s way, way better. The new knowledge cutoff means you don’t need RAG, (and there may be more human feedback in the turbo model), threads and the price reduction mean a big reduction in cost (I was averaging about $40
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Robust Mouse Rejuvenation – Study Updates(levf.org)
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Show HN: Robocoder – GPT-4 Turbo in VS Code(robocoder.app)
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by ed 3y ago
(Note this has nothing to do with Meta’s Llama2.)
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by ed 3y ago
Given the spectrum of talk opportunities you might want to provide a little context. There’s a big difference between eg “my twitter space” and Ted.
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by ed 3y ago
Seems right! If you make it more of an inventory list of tools, it answers correctly. > I have two jugs: a 12 liter jug and a 6 liter jug. I need 6 liters of water. How do I do it? > GPT-4: If you just need 6 liters of water and you h
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by ed 3y ago
Yep! From the paper: > Conflict of interest > > ML and MY have received travel expenses and compensation following presentations at P&G.
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by ed 3y ago
That's a hallucination. Here's a similar made-up answer: https://g.co/bard/share/9ce2e6a11e83 LLM's aren't trained on their own documentation, and can't introspect, so generally can't
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by ed 3y ago
That’s a helpful link! Do you know if google allows access to Gmail once inactivity is triggered? Ideally my contacts could use it to recover access to my password manager.

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