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by melvinmelih 2y ago
> Zhiyuan Zeng, Qinyuan Cheng, Zhangyue Yin, Bo Wang, Shimin Li, Yunhua Zhou, Qipeng Guo, Xuanjing Huang, Xipeng Qiu I'm guessing English isn't their first language.
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Designing Multi-Agent Systems: Drawing Lessons from OpenAI's O1 Reasoning Model(melvintercan.com)
1 points by melvinmelih 2y ago|0 comments
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
You can also subscribe to arxiv email notifications directly, but since there’s 20-30 AI papers coming out per day, it can be a bit overwhelming. Instructions: https://info.arxiv.org/help/subscribe.html
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
> but they never solve the first problem I have, which is actually constructing the KG itself. I’ve noticed this too and the ironic thing is that building the KG is the most critical part of making everything work.
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
I speak Dutch fluently (born and raised) and even I have a hard time to speak Dutch with Dutch people. If you don't fit the profile (blond hair/blue eyes) they automatically assume you're a foreigner.
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
One of the most life altering essays I’ve ever read is Montaigne’s To Philosophize Is To Die ( https://hyperessays.net/essays/to-philosophize-is-to-learn-t... ) where he lays out the principle of memento mori (“remember
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
While I agree with the premise of keeping it simple (especially when it comes to using opaque and overcomplicated frameworks like LangChain/LangGraph!) I do believe there’s a lot more to building agentic systems than this article cover
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Anatomy of an Autonomous AI Agent(melvintercan.com)
3 points by melvinmelih 2y ago|0 comments
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Interesting that he left out the concept of safety (being the founder of a company called Safe SuperIntelligence). Would have been curious to his thoughts on that.
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
No mention of Perplexity yet in the comments but it's obvious to me that they're targeting Perplexity Pro directly with their new Deep Research feature ( https://blog.google/products/gemini/google-gemini-d
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Yes, I do offer a premium “Becoming the Author” option that allows you to publish the book under your own name, with full copyright, and the book will be taken offline from the website.
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Currently using GTP-4o combined with Perplexity API context infusion for real-time knowledge (this also reduces hallucination for the most part). And yes, starting with outline and then writing chapter by chapter while doing real time resea
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Think of it as deep diving into a topic that you want to know everything about. For example quantum computing, you can generate a book that goes in depth in yesterday’s quantum chip announcement ( https://instabooks.ai/produc
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Thanksgiving last year, after GPT-4 was released, I realized large language models were finally good enough to bring my idea to life: an AI book generator. Over the holiday weekend, I built the prototype for https://instabooks.ai
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Depends on which universe you're talking about.
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
> It performed a computation in under five minutes that would take one of today’s fastest supercomputers 1025 or 10 septillion years. If you want to write it out, it’s 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years. If it's not, what woul
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AI Is Eating the Jobs(melvintercan.com)
2 points by melvinmelih 2y ago|1 comments
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
This is great but will be DOA if OpenAI (80% market share) decides to support something else. The industry trend is that everything seems to converge to OpenAI API standard (see also the recent Gemini SDK support for OpenAI API).
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
Why .site? urlshortenersaresoyesterdaytrythisamazingsuperlongurlexpander.com is still available
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
In case you want to try it out without hassling with the API, I've set up a free tool for it so you can try it out on WhatsApp: https://instatools.ai/products/fluxprovisions
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
This is a valid concern and while there are no guarantees that the AI won't hallucinate (hence the disclaimer in the book, especially for medical topics), I try to minimize it by pairing the writing with real-time research from Perplex
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by melvinmelih 2y ago
As a Turkish speaker, I really like the name!
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Show HN: Turn Any ArXiv Paper into a 200-Page Prerequisite Reading Book(instabooks.ai)
6 points by melvinmelih 2y ago|3 comments
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
“You could parachute Sam into an island full of cannibals and come back in 5 years and he'd be the king.” - Paul Graham
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
I agree, but that’s what you get when your mission is AI Safety so it’s going to be a dull experience.
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
I suspect very little people joined OpenAI for their noble non-profit mission after they introduced their for-profit subsidiary. OpenAI compensation was and still is top notch. Compare it to Signal, which is a true non-profit (and salaries
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
LA is big and has a lot of traffic for sure, but most adjacent neighborhoods can be reached within a 20 min drive. It’s only when you want to go from one side to another that it will take you more than an hour.
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
> But it became popular almost instantly after launch, and grew organically from there, reaching millions of daily users. The law of big numbers dictate that if there’s even a tiny chance of a catastrophic event it has close to 100% prob
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
When you both follow this advice, it leads to both talking for 30%, leading to awkward silences for about 40%. Just kidding, but it’s generally true: two introverts have not much to talk about. I certainly always enjoy talking to extraverts
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by melvinmelih 3y ago
> You can spot someone who just read How To Make Friends or whatever else a mile away - why? Because they seem to be nervously following some invisible rule and it ends up making them seem like a kid from the school paper conducting thei

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