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by lysecret 2y ago
Yea Germany quitting all nuclear comes to mind…
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by lysecret 2y ago
Interesting, a large US company with over 1000 materials scientists (there can only be a handful of those) introduced a cutting-edge AI tool and decided to make a study out of it / randomize it and gave all the credentials to some econ
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by lysecret 2y ago
Inflation happened all over the world due to post covid and the war how is and government to blame for this?
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by lysecret 2y ago
I always think of capital asset pricing theorem first.
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by lysecret 2y ago
This is a very good point, that's probably my number one use-case of things like copilot chat, just to fill in some of my types and generate some test cases.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Using structured outputs for generative ui is such a cool idea does anyone know some cool web demos related to this ?
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by lysecret 2y ago
I agree this is how I (an engineer) use it too. But I suggest you talk to some more business people. They live on LinkedIn.
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by lysecret 2y ago
In some of the responses o1 actually was telling me it had a cutoff of 2023. not sure if they officially stated it somewhere.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Also an example of open core is https://www.quantconnect.com/
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by lysecret 2y ago
Same is true for heat pumps.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Everyone who even vaguely cares about psychology should read Eichmann in Jerusaelm from her.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Using them all the time in an ETL/ML-Eng type context. So I would say it's the last point for me.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Huh. I'm using json response every day on my calorie counting app. Never had any issues. I thought this was a solved problem? The only times 4o couldn't parse to valid outputs was when it was legitimately confused (and I had to ad
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by lysecret 2y ago
Again, every time I have seen natural keys in a big long lived system I have seen duplication. This is something you will have to deal with.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Have you been using Fable? What has been your experience?
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by lysecret 2y ago
Oh god just googled it and it referenced this post haha
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by lysecret 2y ago
And the minutes of latency you currently get with this context lengths.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Sad to see no iPad mini. That one’s my favourite. Would be cool to have it with pro motion.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Also in quant finance. Have you given F# a shot? We use it and are very happy.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Notion is putting the database in the Center in a way.
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by lysecret 2y ago
Just means you need a big machine and a lot of capital to make advancement. Take a look at any paper coming out of cern.
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by lysecret 2y ago
A decent percentage of Hackernews I would assume.
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by lysecret 2y ago
So is good writing actually.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yep love it too, especially with external data on GCS. Costs this way are very low. And the convenience is amazing (getting caches you can stream from for every query is a godsend)
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by lysecret 3y ago
I love sqlite as much as the next guy but as soon as you are working with multiple write processes (which you quickly will) you will have to move off. So, why not just start with Postgres?
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by lysecret 3y ago
Oh nice I really like this style of explanation.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yep we are using cloud tasks and pub sub a lot. Another big benefit is that the GCP infra is literally “pushing” your messages even if your infra goes down.
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EU Heat pump sales fall by 5%(ehpa.org)
1 points by lysecret 3y ago|0 comments
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by lysecret 3y ago
Reminds me of this talk where they measured an LLMs performance and in how well it can draw a unicorn and modify it using svg. All measures are wrong but some are useful.
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by lysecret 3y ago
It’s indeed fascinating. My gut feeling is they aren’t much more flawed in measure intelligence as they are for humans.

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