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by greatpostman 2y ago
TQQQ
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Even as a cofounder of a vc backed startup, both of us felt disposable and replaceable by the investors.
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by greatpostman 2y ago
OpenAI must be cooking something huge for them to not be releasing products far ahead of competitors
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Dude he’s probably worth > 1 Billion.
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by greatpostman 2y ago
I think that’s just standard software engineering now. Like no one is struggling to build these architectures.
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by greatpostman 2y ago
You know you’re approaching AGI when creating benchmarks gets difficult. This is only just beginning
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by greatpostman 2y ago
The bigger question is whether the paper reflects the views of insiders at OpenAI.
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by greatpostman 2y ago
This isn’t true, most of the best software is written by individuals. Even inside large tech companies, it still happens that major value is created by one person.
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Gotta make money somehow
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Venture capital places wild constraints on the type of products you can build, the price point, etc. I do wonder if when ai brings down the cost of software, it will make existing venture backed businesses financially obsolete As a venture
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Was wondering the same thing, this could be really disruptive to early stage tech
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by greatpostman 2y ago
The big secret is managing a bunch of people is easier than doing grunt work
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by greatpostman 2y ago
This is government censorship
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by greatpostman 2y ago
Huge resources are being spent on these models at meta. Some very interesting software will come out of there in the next decade
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by greatpostman 2y ago
The real fraud is H1Bs just hire each other at American companies
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by greatpostman 3y ago
Apparently Gemini by google has a 20% LLM market share.
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by greatpostman 3y ago
It basically means throwing out everything we know about ux design
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by greatpostman 3y ago
I have adhd. The only way I can focus, is the keto diet. I encourage you to try a diet of low carb veggies, steak, chicken, nuts, and avocados. It might change your life.
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by greatpostman 3y ago
Yes. You need an expert based in the USA to manage the technical solutions. This is the pattern that works
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by greatpostman 3y ago
This is going to put fuel on the fire. I run a startup, we hired two devs out of Eastern Europe at 60k each that are absolutely phenomenal. We’d love to hire American but can’t afford it. I know many other companies doing the same (nyc base
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by greatpostman 3y ago
The number is highly political
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by greatpostman 3y ago
A biology professor at Stanford claims it’s in the 10% range in modern times
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by greatpostman 3y ago
A lot of articles on this, never the truth. The truth being most women are chasing the top 10% of men. Not all women, but the internet has exacerbated this phenomenon.
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by greatpostman 3y ago
I think some people enjoy the aesthetics of good code, much like math. That’s a smart person thing
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by greatpostman 3y ago
Claude is better at coding. I use these LLMs all day long, am very surprised to see OpenAI behind. I already cancelled my OpenAI subscription until they come out with something new. They have absolutely no moat.
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by greatpostman 3y ago
Actually for coding sometimes it’s better than GPT4. A lot of times worse, but my work flow is to give the same coding question to both. I play them off eachother. OpenAI will lose their edge if they don’t release a new model soon
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by greatpostman 3y ago
Meanwhile google still hasn’t released anything substantial
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by greatpostman 3y ago
The biggest office politics I see these days is demographic/racial based. Big tech splits very cleanly on these lines, exceptions abound
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by greatpostman 3y ago
With the amount of outsourcing and immigration these days, judgements on employment tenure are only getting more harsh
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by greatpostman 3y ago
There’s a huge difference

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