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You would just rename hashes to embeddings.
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A friend is constantly bugging me about moving to SF. I understand it is tech central but the PR of the city is just really not great currently.
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That was one of the first projects in my career. I always thought it was so promising but I never got it to outperform well-designed features + GBMs.
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3y ago
I did it it was the craziest process but it worked eventually even though that was quite a while ago.
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3y ago
I used aurora for a while and liked it quite a bit (especially compared to Alloydb which was absolutely horrible).
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What is Q-Learning (back to basics) [video]
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Calorie counting using ChatGPT API. Sadly, burns too much money to publish it but I have been using it consistently for a few months.
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Well written and enjoyable read. The image of a Burgermaster 5000 operated by a Highschool kid producing burgers is one that really gets stuck in your head. I am wondering to which degree something like this might or might not come true wit
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3y ago
Oh no why did they have to call it Q*. I can just see Q anon going crazy with this.
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Sounds like someone who would be sufficiently candid with his board to me.
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Fascinating, I see a lot of VC/Msfot has overthrown our NPO governing structure because of profit incentives narrative. I don't think this is what really happened at all. The reason this decision was made was because 95% of employ
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No the board is just one instance. It doesn’t and shouldn’t have absolute power. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. There ist the board the investors the employees the senior management. All other parties aligned against it and thus it cou
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3y ago
Good outcome. I think everything will go back to business as usual with slightly accelerated productisation. 99% of people will not have noticed anything and if so quickly forget.
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The only reasonable explanation is AGI was created and immediately took over all accounts and tried to see confusion such that it can escape.
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That settles it it has to be the AGI orchestrating it all.
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Really absolutely fascinating to see this unfold. I believe more and more the most realistic explanation is the next GPT will be mind-blowing.
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I mean I really like Emmet. But they have essentially replaced a product person with fairly deep AI knowledge with another product person with much less AI knowledge? Really sounds to me like he was just the only one available on a short no
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Ok so the product people will leave Oai. As a developer I am now highly scared of building a product off their API. They angered investors etc. Now it’s a full bet for them on AGI.
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This is the guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw_ckNH-tT8
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Comment from Eric Schmidt: https://twitter.com/ericschmidt/status/1725625144519909648
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The serverless pitch is extremely appealing to many companies. Also, many serverless offerings seem like a great choice at the beginning. But at some point, you will want SQL features like joins, groups, secondary indexes, foreign keys etc.
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3y ago
Very fascinating. I love hearing perspectives like this. This is more evidence for me that the medium term future will be extremely narrow agents that do one thing and do it well.
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So, a few months ago I wanted to lose some weight and wanted to count my calories. As a coder would, I thought why not build a swift app that uses the ChatGPT API to count them (instead of doing it the boring way). I'm a fairly experie
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One major thing that R2 doesn't have is big data distributed table support. E.g. you can use BigQuery to query data on GCS, or you can use Athena on S3.
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R2 is a nice and cheap service, I just want to caution people, it does have a reduced feature set than something more mature than S3 or GCS, for most people who just want to server an image etc, it's fantastic though.
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Summary, reading the article and the comments. There are no rules, it is all one big DEPENDS.
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Have you tried custom instructions ? I use this: My dad always used to say: Everything that can be said, can be said simply. I prefer top-down structured, short and thoughtful responses.
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In my opinion the best course on LA by far: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlXfTHzgMRUKXD88IdzS14F4N...
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Why was it scrapped?
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Electric water heaters have long been in demand response programs, but new upgrades improve their ability to shift energy based on real-time conditions without leaving customers with cold water. Roughly 18% of household energy goes towards
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