joshuajooste05

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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   My girlfriend has endometriosis, I hadn't really read much about it until now, thank you for writing! I think this is a story too common in women's healthcare. It's often massively underfunded and underesearched, another symp
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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   There was an article on here a week or two ago on batch inference. Do you not think that batch inference gives at least a bit of a moat whereby unit costs fall with more prompts per unit of time, especially if models get more complicated an
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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   I constantly find myself just jumping to AI whenever I have a question. It is actually scaring me how much I just rely on it.
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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   Does anyone have any thoughts on privacy/safety regarding what he said about GPT memory. I had heard of prompt injection already. But, this seems different, completely out of humans control. Like even when you consider web search funct
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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   Prompting, especially for code, is not too difficult of a skill to pick up, but the ability to A understand syntax and B develop the way of thinking is much harder. I think the only way to learn to code is to really limit the use of AI (obv
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   by joshuajooste05 1y ago

   Agreed, the agents people are building are not solving the real issues. The other thing people have been trying to do is build general agents e.g. Manus. I just think this misses the key value add that agents can add at the moment. A genera