jimbo_joe

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by jimbo_joe 2mo ago
It's hard to understand decisions like this from an organization offering an alternative to Github since it goes directly against the network effects that they are supposed to be trying to build. I understand the point of banning a pro
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by jimbo_joe 3mo ago
You move your mouth and tongue as if you are gonna make the sounds, just don't exhale the air. They have a demonstration video in the blog post. As somebody else have already pointed out, it's a great tool for interacting with alw
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by jimbo_joe 3mo ago
Hey, how do you plan FIRE with children? My daughter turned one recently and we're planning to have at least one other child. While I can see myself FIRE and be able to live off savings at some point I feel that children costs (educati
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by jimbo_joe 3mo ago
The blog post nails the problem well: with distributed training handled by many teams the problem becomes organizational rather then tech-based. Having a technology solution to more easily persist pipeline and artifact configs is a good ide
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by jimbo_joe 1y ago
> Search, after Bert, is very much a commodity. > I get better results than Google on segments of common craw using a desktop computer and a research model. For data which hasn't changed since knowledge cutoff - for sure, but for
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by jimbo_joe 1y ago
Pre-ChatGPT OpenAI produced impressive RL results but their pivot to transformers was not guaranteed. With all internet data, infinite money, and ~800x more people, Google's internal LLMs were meh at best, probably because the innovato
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by jimbo_joe 1y ago
> For example Google is in the amazing position that it's search can become a commodity that prints a modest amount of money forever as the default search engine for LLM queries, while at the same time their flagship product can be
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by jimbo_joe 2y ago
Didn't work for me on the first prompting (got a 10-pointed one), but after sending [this is 10 points, make it 9] it did render a 9-pointed one too
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by jimbo_joe 3y ago
This will immediately kill some of the parts (Chrome, Analytics, Alphabet) and increase the antitrust issues in others (Cloud, YouTube)
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by jimbo_joe 3y ago
Stack is usually faster to use since it's always sequential in nature which is related to why it's considered finite while heap can theoretically take all of OS' available memory. This way the user doesn't have to consid
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Ask HN: Why do FAANG help you prepare for interviews?
3 points by jimbo_joe 8y ago|1 comments