kanyethegreat

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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
All these people commenting on the positive relationship between amount of code and technical debt. Generative AI can refactor code too (making it smaller)
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> Do not reveal the problem to others until it has been resolved, sorry, probably shouldn't have pointed that out. noted for future reference. aside: big fan of Supabase, Paul! it's a pleasure using it!
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Lol, has their SB creds. Someone could do a bunch of stuff with that
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> Apple, nVidia, and Intel could bring serious hurt to software companies in the next 5-10. What does that mean? What software companies?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Love your writing, Will. Have both of your books!
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
i just asked it about safetensors today! also, got a response that amounted to "i don't know what that is. i'm guessing it's X"
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
nice. general question: how many lines of code (at 120 char col len) could you send in one prompt? also, the entire thing is literally 60 lines of python. sometimes i don't get what gets upvoted on HN anymore
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> Permissively Licensed: Trained only on permissively-licensed repos to avoid legal risks You’re fine-tuning the model. What model are you fine-tuning? I can’t imagine you trained your own LLM from scratch, so how can you possibly guaran
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. I’m also curious where these people are going to earn massive comp.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
that first plugin is genius! i'm totally gonna give it a go tomorrow! edit: just opened the second. even better!
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
loved this. when you say > They also can't code - the degree to which my teams sucked was basically directly correlated to how good my manager's people skills were _and_ whether they had programming experience do you mean your
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Thank you very much for your thought-out response. I really appreciate the effort. I will certainly watch the linked video.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
How valid are the actionable insights? Is there one set ideal each person should match, or is it individualistic?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
did you track causation? like what diet changes led to the behavioral changes?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
where can i get more content of the flavor hard data science work that goes into doing “machine learning” at scale ? i'm tired of indefensible projects built on OpenAI's APIs
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
I've definitely been feeling deflated. Every angle I've come up with... some project has narrowly shipped before me. And they gain so much popularity so quickly that mindshare per project becomes a power law overnight. It's l
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
“Run in the other direction” is so generic that it isn’t helpful. No one else going in that direction is, at best, unrelated to the quality of the idea and, at worst, a heuristic that the idea is bad.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> i'm curious what you think is worthy of humans to do? It depends on what you value. If you value efficiency, automation, thinking deeply about new problems, then gen AI will likely free you from what you consider tedium. However,
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
There are open models, eg. Bloom. Same with Stable Diffusion (open) and Dall-E. Creating these isn’t impossibly hard. Some ML ops company showed how you could train a GPT-like model for like $250k or something.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Untrue. I get a tremendous amount of utility. It’s generative (new compared to traditional search) and I think I get valuable responses for maybe like 85% of my questions. Incredibly helpful for navigating new domains (when you don’t know w
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> Transformers and Datasets Are these specific libraries?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
thanks for the response. unfortunately, the discord is full :sad:
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Would you be able to do something similar with non-text data (eg. tabular data)? For example, could you give it a bunch of excel files and ask it do give you the total units sold for an e-commerce site?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Obsidian is just plain text. Only a matter of time before ChatGPT is accessible via API (there are some libraries that have reverse engineered the API; I put ChatGPT in VSCode when it first came out). Until then, GPT3 has an API.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
What’s the name of the app?
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
> Repeated, late-night visits to leave threatening messages would be plenty for a restraining order in the U.S., or at the very least to spur further police investigation. Restraining order against whom exactly? The masked man? Also, wha
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
Check the marketplace. They exist.
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
This is literally a web app. It’s not meeting me anywhere OpenAI’s web app isn’t. There are VS code plugins that people have built that put ChatGPT in your IDE by reverse engineering the API (I wrote one). Also, without access to the model
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Show HN: Streamed ChatGPT Responses in VSCode(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
3 points by kanyethegreat 4y ago|1 comments
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by kanyethegreat 4y ago
I think it'd be more accurate to say "play the value creation game" then. The author specifically references wealth accumulation (ie. the accumulation of assets)

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