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ilaksh
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ilaksh
2y ago
Gotcha. So I guess the question is, can an AI run a Zoom meeting or interactive multiplayer learning game with a bunch of kids on it? Have to admit that might be a stretch.
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ilaksh
2y ago
I assume that it would be an agent that the teacher prompts in a loop to build and refine the course material. Probably with an upload so if they want to bring the full thing ready to go they can and in that case the data just needs to be f
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ilaksh
2y ago
AI certainly can't completely replace teachers, but the potential gains for personal tutoring from SOTA LLMs still seem enormous to me. And I'm not trying to make a general argument against in person training. But I think the deta
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ilaksh
2y ago
Seems like a strong LLM could act as a host.
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ilaksh
2y ago
It's not all on you. I can see that culturally in marketing this has become acceptable for many people. I just think it is unfair for people who want to be honest in their titles or thumbnails etc. But that's not really the standa
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ilaksh
2y ago
I think it's sad that lying in a title is now accepted marketing practice.
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ilaksh
2y ago
Discord/Slack/any chat room. Don't ignore it and don't spam it. Use voice when it's convenient. If others won't use the channel or be responsive then find another channel or you will need a different job.
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ilaksh
2y ago
I think I saw a framework designed to make RPA easier for LLMs by identifying all of the HI elements or fields with a number and allowing them to do entry by reference to the number or something. Can't remember what it was called.
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ilaksh
2y ago
$2.47 * 256 * 24 * 30 = $455k ?
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ilaksh
2y ago
Maybe this is a little bit similar to VR and AR adoption. Arguably we have had stunning capabilities for years. But the headsets are uncomfortable and a bit expensive given that discomfort. Likewise, the most capable models are huge, run on
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ilaksh
2y ago
1. Use temperature 0. Anything over that is asking for randomness, which not useful unless you actually want it to say something random rather than following instructions. 2. Use the best/largest model possible. Small models are genera
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ilaksh
2y ago
Yes, I have built many. Also, have you met any humans? What about their lack of precision?
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ilaksh
2y ago
You really don't have to use langchain. I usually don't except on a few occasions I used some document parsing submodule. The APIs between different providers are actually pretty similar, largely close to the OpenAI API. The reaso
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ilaksh
2y ago
Would you consider hiring on a contract basis? I use AI tools like Copilot in vim, and have my own agent framework to ask questions or even edit files for me directly, which I have been trying to use more. And I could use a new contract. Yo
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ilaksh
2y ago
I started teaching myself programming 40 years ago and I believe that Copilot and other AI programming tools are now an essential part of programming. I have my own agent framework which I am using to help complete some tasks automatically.
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ilaksh
2y ago
AI, ML, and data science are all different things. And there are different types of jobs in each of those categories. If you want to apply AI, there are lots of really useful projects that are just calling the Anthropic or OpenAI API for th
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ilaksh
2y ago
Location: Mission, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Generative AI, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js; many others that might not be as relevant. Resume/CV: I've been focused on gen AI since mid/late
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ilaksh
2y ago
I sent you an email, seeing a problem with that address: "Your message wasn't delivered to [the email address you wrote] because the address couldn't be found, or is unable to receive mail." I can deliver my message via
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ilaksh
2y ago
What I am proposing is to imagine that after successful but unwise engineering and improvements in hardware, there would be millions of digital humans on the internet, which emulate humans in almost every way, but operate at say 5 or 10 tim
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ilaksh
2y ago
I think this would be more effective if they put at least one executive in prison.
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ilaksh
2y ago
It's a really fascinating topic, but I wonder if this article could benefit from any of the extensive prior work in some way. There is actually quite a lot of work on AGI and cognitive architecture out there. For a more recent and popu
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ilaksh
2y ago
You can start to refine your incorrect thinking on this by decomposing these associated characteristics and terms rather than conflating all of them. Thinking, understanding, self-aware, awake, integrated sensory stream, alive, emotional, v
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ilaksh
2y ago
Have you ever used gpt-4o, voice mode or Claude 3.5 Sonnet, or any other leading models, or are you really basing your entire assessment on Copilot? OoenAI hasn't even released their best model/capabilities to the public yet. Thei
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ilaksh
2y ago
Large multimodal models. Maybe using diffusion transformers. Possibly integrated into lightweight comfortable AR glasses via Wifi so they can see everything you can, optionally automatically receiving context such as frame captures. Optiona
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ilaksh
2y ago
I don't think people are putting this in proper perspective. Top 2000 in the whole world? There are millions of smart and athletic tennis players. The guy in this article is not really even low ranking. There are millions of people who
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ilaksh
2y ago
I don't think they can really allow ads on here but I am very interested in what the "ventilation" is and think that temperature control and extra armrest adjustments are great. Anyone know if it's possible to get some o
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ilaksh
2y ago
The first thing I built with OpenAI a few years ago was a system that had a section for a program spec on one part of the screen and a live web page area on the other part. You could edit the spec and it would then regenerate the web page.
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ilaksh
2y ago
Vitamin D3 might also help.
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ilaksh
2y ago
One obvious issue to me is that we have over-centralized the internet on Cloudflare. That's great they are fixing it on free sites though.
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ilaksh
2y ago
They make it sound like they invented their own TTS model or something. I wonder, did they actually, or is this Eleven Labs, some other API, or Style TTS2 or something? I mean, it seems like there are a ton of papers for attempts at realist
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