kanyesrthaker

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   by kanyesrthaker 7mo ago

   The 1,600 number blew my mind, and then I realized Atlassian employs almost 16,000. Kind of crazy. Either way, I'd expect that those 1,600 people using AI to solve Atlassian's big problems would be better for the company in the lo
2. 32.▲
   by kanyesrthaker 7mo ago

   we currently just run wakeword detection on-device, though we're certainly considering expanding (mostly for latency reasons). Will give switchboard a look!
3. 33.▲
   by kanyesrthaker 7mo ago

   hey all, I'm the other cofounder of Hyper -- we'll be around to answer any questions!
4. 34.▲
   by kanyesrthaker 5y ago

   One thing that we're trying to hit is the actual quality of the generated questions/answers; there's an immense amount of variance in internet content at large and it's difficult to ensure high-quality content without so
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   by kanyesrthaker 5y ago

   Hi, Kanyes here from Ferret. Starting the discussion by sharing an unsolved technical hurdle that may be of interest. We made a decision early in development to perform all inference on CPU to avoid unfriendly production costs and ineffici