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by exizt88 3y ago
Anyone who works with text generation will tell you that GPT-4 is far, far beyond anything anyone else has put out for general purpose text gen. The benchmarks don’t really tell you the whole picture. It’s impossible to prompt other models
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by exizt88 3y ago
How do you know that? Maybe they wanted to ship AI products at an unprecedented speed at the most prestigious AI company in the world.
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by exizt88 3y ago
The weights aren’t MIT-licensed, so this is not usable in commercial applications, right?
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by exizt88 3y ago
That’s exactly the point of Replit. It removes a lot of the barriers that are keeping people from using programming in their daily lives. The goal of personal computing was to make computers, with all their power, available to everyone. In
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by exizt88 3y ago
The money quote in the second video is at 11:35: “It’s very spicy”
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Apple allows Russians to use third-party payment systems in apps(tass.com)
2 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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Using (Many) Emojis Decreases Message Credibility and Source Trustworthiness(journals.sagepub.com)
2 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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by exizt88 3y ago
Yeah, but your customer acquisition cost becomes your overhead. And it can easily take up 30-50% of your unit economics. Anyone who's tried building SaaS for creators knows that it's a very tough crowd to sell to.
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by exizt88 3y ago
Anyone who has tried to build a pay-by-work model for digital creators knows that it’s simply an awful business model. There just isn’t that much demand for creator work. And there are no “whales” among these customers to compensate. No one
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by exizt88 3y ago
That’s where directives for enterprise contracts usually come from. I’m sure they won’t even talk to anyone not willing to pay $100k+ per year. Salesforce’s AI Cloud starts at $365k a year.
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by exizt88 3y ago
This is why, as a product manager, you should always test 20 hypotheses per month. At p-value of 0.05 this basically guarantees a successful product feature test every month!
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by exizt88 3y ago
You do understand that academics are usually funded by taxpayers? Obviously, not by me, as I don't pay taxes in China, but it's not like academics are doing this work for free. Society pays them for their work so that it can benef
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by exizt88 3y ago
The model code is Apache 2.0, the weights are proprietary.
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by exizt88 3y ago
> The code in this repository is open-source under the Apache-2.0 license. The InternLM weights are fully open for academic research and also allow commercial use with written permission from the official team. For inquiries about commer
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A Proto-Pizza Emerges from a Fresco on a Pompeii Wall(nytimes.com)
1 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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by exizt88 3y ago
This is false. The Wagner column is 500 kms away from Moscow.
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by exizt88 3y ago
Only the bottom 2 out of top 10 are open-source and available for commercial use. So if you want to use an open-source LLM for your commercial product, be aware that your competitors who use proprietary LLMs through APIs will outperform you
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What I'm Building: Substituting Sales Reps with AI(the1993.substack.com)
3 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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by exizt88 3y ago
I don’t know if average turnaround time applies here, because Revolut is getting a license on top of an already huge business. But again, all of what you said indicates that Revolut has fucked up. But it doesn’t mean they are doing WireCard
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by exizt88 3y ago
There’s nothing in the article that indicates that regulators are considering a criminal investigation.
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by exizt88 3y ago
There’s a huge leap between fucking up your accounting systems and doing outright fraud. This isn’t even close to what WC was doing, at least from the available information.
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by exizt88 3y ago
I'd pay good money for an AdBlock + UI cleaner as a Chrome extension. But I'm pretty sure it'd get nuked very quickly.
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AI will turn creators into startup studios(the1993.substack.com)
1 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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GPT AI Enables Scientists to Passively Decode Thoughts in Groundbreaking Study(artisana.ai)
5 points by exizt88 3y ago|0 comments
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by exizt88 3y ago
Another poorly reported hit-piece from Sifted. This is a non-event. Anyone who’s been close to fundraising knows that investors expect founders to build a narrative and do their own due diligence.
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by exizt88 4y ago
I imagine a few customer support reps were tricked by support tickets that were filed by attackers. “This is a test from our Security Team, open this link to confirm you have passed it”
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by exizt88 4y ago
Looks very good. I wonder how the product team is thinking about user retention. I caught myself thinking "Huh, there's a lot of interesting content here — I hope I don't forget to look at it tomorrow". Not sure how to s
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Is There a Place for Startups in the AI Revolution?(the1993.substack.com)
1 points by exizt88 4y ago|0 comments
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Any link with Substack in its name is now blocked on Twitter(twitter.com)
15 points by exizt88 4y ago|1 comments
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Kramatorsk Radiological Accident(en.wikipedia.org)
60 points by exizt88 4y ago|13 comments

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