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by kadushka 1y ago
to justify why a hiring manager picked A and not B, legally speaking, cannot be that I had to pick one out of the amazing candidates, so I picked one. Why not? Does this phrasing implies any form of illegal discrimination?
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by kadushka 1y ago
A word embedding is a representation of a word using many numbers, where each numbers represents some property of the word. Usually we do not know what those properties are because the numbers are learned by a model during processing of a l
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by kadushka 1y ago
You forgot crypto. Maybe throw in cold fusion too.
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by kadushka 1y ago
You go to big tech for double the salary (compared to startups), not stability.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Because the first ending seems more likely than the second.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Let's see: he must work because he would have too much free time if he didn't, you must work because you would starve if you didn't. Yeah, clearly you're under less stressful conditions.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Given how they've been losing their lead recently, replacing Sam Altman with someone more innovative might be a good idea.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Read this if you haven’t already: https://marshallbrain.com/manna1 That’s a much more serious anxiety trigger for me.
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by kadushka 1y ago
It seems like they lost most of their top talent - probably because of Altman.
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by kadushka 1y ago
If I understood you correctly, he can retire today because he already has enough money to live comfortably for the rest of his life. He does have this choice, and he chooses to continue working. Do you have the same choice? Can you retire t
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by kadushka 1y ago
Your rich relative has more time than you – he chooses how to spend all his time while you can only choose how to spend part of your time. He chooses to work, you have to work.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Try aiva.ai
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by kadushka 1y ago
For me this would be a spouse, a relative, an old friend, or even a stranger at a party.
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by kadushka 1y ago
To me a podiatrist is more comparable to a psychiatrist than to a therapist.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I've never ever thought about needing a therapist. Don't remember anyone in my circle who had ever mentioned it. Similar to how I don't remember anyone going to a palm reader. I'm not trying to diss either profession, I&
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by kadushka 1y ago
In NLP, transformers replaced RNNs. In computer vision, CNNs replaced previous methods (e.g. feature descriptors), and recently got replaced by visual transformers, though modern CNNs are still pretty good.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Running a vending machine using an LLM is absurd not because we can't run LLMs fast or cheap enough - it's because LLMs are not reliable, and we don't know yet how to make them more reliable. Our best LLM - o3 - doubled the p
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by kadushka 1y ago
How in the world is this easy and cheap? Are you planning to run this LLM inside the vending machine? Or are you planning to send those prompts to a remote LLM somewhere?
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by kadushka 1y ago
I'm not sure the end result would be lower scoring/smartness than an LLM could achieve in the same duration. It probably wouldn’t with current models. That’s exactly why I said we need smarter models - not more speed. Unless yo
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by kadushka 1y ago
I haven’t tried any of these, recently I’ve been switching between Claude 3.7, Gemini 2.5 pro, and GPT-4.5, with each one producing something interesting once in a while. I usually sketch a plot (sci-fi short story: 10-20 pages), mention a
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by kadushka 1y ago
Which models did you try?
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by kadushka 1y ago
For me it's the opposite - we don't get enough models to test. In the last 6 months, we got Claude 3.7, OpenAI o1, Grok 3, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and OpenAI o3. That's it - 5 frontier models. Not that hard to test each one of them m
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by kadushka 1y ago
AI field desperately needs smarter models - not faster models.
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by kadushka 1y ago
it means they will pay for it when the safety features fail Tesla will not - it will blame the human driver for not paying attention. That's the difference.
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by kadushka 1y ago
The difference becomes blurrier every day
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by kadushka 1y ago
I understand the context, I’m asking for names.
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by kadushka 1y ago
You wouldn’t call ChatGPT a successful product?
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by kadushka 1y ago
they have already worked with many community quant makers I’m curious, who are the community quant makers?
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by kadushka 1y ago
because of... history, or something Wow, I didn’t realize people might be so ignorant of history. What I stated in my comment is how Soviet Union got started in 1917. Do I need to explain how that experiment ended?
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by kadushka 1y ago
Who are “us”? Anybody who has less than a billion? What about those who have half a billion? How about 100M? 50M? 20M?

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