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5-week co-founder trial: 90% AI-coded app that coaches founders on The Mom Test(unpitched.app)
3 points by gkk 1y ago|1 comments
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by gkk 1y ago
My trial co-founder and I built Unpitched as a 5-week run to test if we'd work well together. The twist: we're experienced software engineers yet AI wrote ~90% of the 24k lines of code in Unpitched. The product analyzes customer i
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by gkk 2y ago
If you think of open source as a protocol through which the ecosystem of companies loosely collaborate, then it's a big deal. E.g. Groq can work on inference without a complicated negotiations with Meta. Ditto for Huggingface, and smal
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by gkk 3y ago
Thanks for reading it! I agree that binary questions are easy enough for vanilla GPT to answer. If your problem space fits them - great. Sadly, the space I'm in doesn't have an easy mode!
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by gkk 3y ago
Thanks for the response! I'm not familiar with Trust documents but I asked ChatGPT about them: https://chat.openai.com/share/c9d86363-b64a-4e44-9fd4-1d5b18... If the example is representative, I see two problems:
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by gkk 3y ago
Hi hansonkd, I'm working on Hotseat - a legal Q&A service where we put regulations in a hot seat and let people ask sophisticated questions. My experience aligns with your comment that vanilla GPT often performs poorly when answeri
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Ask HN: The story of Google competing with YouTube
1 points by gkk 3y ago|0 comments
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by gkk 3y ago
Is the licensing requirement actually in the bill? I've seen a confusion around the distinction between foundational and high-risk models - they're not the same. (on a larger point of the AI Act leaving much to be desired, I agree
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by gkk 3y ago
It takes 90-120s to compute the answer. I just checked and the bot died mid-way computing answers earlier in the day and picked up from later point in the queue. I fixed it and you should get an answer soon. Re email: the submission form ha
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by gkk 3y ago
(author here) One of the most non-obvious discoveries we made was that for such long documents, turning it into a Markdown (with marked headings), as opposed to plain text, made a night-and-day difference in LLM's reasoning performance
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Show HN: Hotseat AI – Collaborative FAQ for the EU AI Act(hotseatai.com)
19 points by gkk 3y ago|7 comments
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by gkk 3y ago
Hi HN, Today, we launch Hotseat AI: an AI-powered Q&A service for the 226-pages-long EU AI Act[0][1]. We launch Hotseat AI as a collaborative FAQ where anyone[2] can ask a question, and the bot will answer. The questions and answers wil
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Salience: Automatic text highlights with LLMs and TextRank(github.com)
3 points by gkk 3y ago|1 comments
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by gkk 3y ago
Demo by Matt: https://twitter.com/_mattneary/status/1673030813825335304
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by gkk 3y ago
I'd guess Anthropic considers these 2nd tier markets, so it's not a question whether it's too difficult but whether it's a priority at the moment.
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by gkk 3y ago
I didn't test the site in the dark mode and clearly it needs fixing. Thanks for catching this and reporting! (the site is a little hacked together when it comes to styling -- I'm pushing streamlit's markdown support to the li
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by gkk 3y ago
Hey HN, Author of the project here. Feel free to ask me any questions!
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Ask HN: Can I respond to an old Ask HN?
1 points by gkk 5y ago|0 comments
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by gkk 5y ago
As someone with software background and interested in bio, it's a real pleasure to see a commentary from an experienced practitioner. While we're discussing venues of progress, it's clear that software (and deep learning adva
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by gkk 6y ago
Thanks for a quick reply! 1. Oh, I see. I didn't guess that's the intended behaviour. I wonder if it's not too clever. 2. Yes, then segments get too "excited" about the background noise. I would be able to make it w
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by gkk 6y ago
Hi, Excited to see you launching this! I agree on the basic premise: existing tools for segmentation labeling leave copious room for an improvement. I just gave Segments a spin with an image data I work on at the moment. First impressions:
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by gkk 6y ago
Do I read it correctly that you're working with images with repeated pattern of instances of the same object on the image? I've been working with cell images, solving segmentation task - what biodock works on - and found interesti
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Ask HN: [bio] How does drug/enzyme matching work? (COVID-19)
3 points by gkk 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to contact Müller-Wohlfahrt? (hard-to-reach sports medicine doctor)
6 points by gkk 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Visual counting?
1 points by gkk 8y ago|1 comments