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by jasfi 1y ago
That's why "make something people want" is such a core saying for startups.
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by jasfi 1y ago
I built an AI agents platform: https://aiconstrux.com You can build a chat agent with some advanced features with NoCode, and beyond that with LowCode.
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by jasfi 1y ago
I'm building a no-code AI agents platform: https://aiconstrux.com A few weeks away from launching the MVP.
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by jasfi 1y ago
I think its related to your motivation for attempting the goal itself. If you wanted to prove you could do something, that could be theoretically accomplished before you reach the goal itself.
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by jasfi 1y ago
My own AI agents platform, AI Construx ( https://aiconstrux.com ). The MVP should be released in a few weeks time.
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by jasfi 1y ago
I'm building a no-code AI agents builder. https://aiconstrux.com
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by jasfi 1y ago
Surgery is a real threat to get a potentially deadly fungal infection internally. Where are the options for treatment?
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by jasfi 1y ago
Artists should be able to opt-out so the debate can be resolved. AFAIK they can. Also, Ghibli will likely benefit from the huge amount of publicity they've had with the AI image gen rush. It's the artists/studios that don&#x2
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How LLMs Think [video](youtube.com)
5 points by jasfi 1y ago|2 comments
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by jasfi 1y ago
Here's a video in which Sabine discusses recent research from Anthropic on how LLMs think. My conclusion differs: by understanding this tech researchers can improve it and overcome its limitations.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I'm building an AI agents platform: https://aiconstrux.com The copy on the landing page needs to be updated, as more general use cases will be supported.
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by jasfi 2y ago
The rate of improvement, that's why.
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by jasfi 2y ago
There's could be something to what you wrote. If AGI were to be achieved by a model, why would they give access to it via an API? Why not just sell what it can do? E.g. business services. That would be far more of a moat.
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by jasfi 2y ago
No actual profits yet, I've just been back-testing as well as forward-testing various strategies. It looks like writing the trading engine was the easy part.
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by jasfi 2y ago
Nim is great, I wrote a crypto trading engine with it. The performance is excellent, memory safety works well, and it was much easier to write compared to Rust.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I'm building an AI NoCode platform with the MVP still under development. There's a wait-list sign-up though: https://aiconstrux.com
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by jasfi 2y ago
Most people building AI products believe they will make the world a much better place. Even if not their products specifically, then AI in general. In the background there's an ongoing debate of whether AI will lead to a utopia or a dy
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by jasfi 2y ago
Submitted mine too. I'm building an AI agents platform (build and run): https://aiconstrux.com
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by jasfi 2y ago
Take a look at Nim, it solves those problems and integrates well with existing Python code.
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by jasfi 2y ago
The article says that PMF is random to find. I think this is a perspective that a lot of founders may agree with. You don't know what the market will actually buy, and many times PMF is found that is counter-intuitive. Rarely it does h
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by jasfi 2y ago
Found a thread about a recent one: https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1c6ch2w/i_gene...
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by jasfi 2y ago
There are several tools out there that scan Reddit for people complaining about problems. Just search for them.
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by jasfi 2y ago
Refining and adding to the text and code they train on is a major area of focus at the moment. Things will definitely get better, but it will take time.
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by jasfi 2y ago
They can sometimes give useful advice. But remember to see them as limited, and that they can make mistakes or leave things out.
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by jasfi 2y ago
More like never trust an LLM blindly. See their output as advice at most.
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by jasfi 2y ago
For Gemini you should use either the latest experimental model (gemini-exp-1206) which should become 2.0 Pro, or 2.0 Flash (a released model). The 1.5 Pro model is way behind.
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by jasfi 2y ago
Then there's Nim which is great as a general purpose language and has great ergonomics too.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I tried it on one of my repos and was somewhat impressed. I'd like to be able to drill down into subsystems though. This sort of tool could help to learn about codebases faster.
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by jasfi 2y ago
The only proof is in benchmarks and carefully selected demos. What we have is enough AI to do some interesting things, and that's good enough for now. AGI is a fuzzy goal that keeps the AI companies working at an incredible pace.
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by jasfi 2y ago
For a project with 42.2K stars I thought there would be sponsors by now.

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