moojacob

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by moojacob 1y ago
They call it chat.
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Richard Sutton – If we understood a squirrel, we'd be almost all the way to AGI [video](youtube.com)
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by moojacob 1y ago
The author can't fork Rails because "the amount of work that goes into maintaining this ecosystem is enormous and expensive." Rails IS FREE TO USE. If you want to improve test driven development, do the work yourself. Or star
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by moojacob 1y ago
This happened to me over a decade ago. Medication was a godsend, and then I burned out. I remember sitting down to do work and not being able to start anything so I would pull up a dumb io game. So I went off, and for the next 5 years I sti
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by moojacob 1y ago
Enough with big data! Who's working on small data? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDr6_cMtfdA&pp=ygUKc21hbGwgZ...
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by moojacob 1y ago
I think it's fun that they always get in the media like this. They know how to play the game.
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by moojacob 1y ago
I've been working on an app that writes customer emails so small businesses can focus on what energizes them. It makes answering customer emails 10x easier. The magic are training templates which are templates that get suggested (and e
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by moojacob 1y ago
Groq says it's FP16.
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by moojacob 1y ago
Grok 1 was released in 2024, Groq was founded in 2016.
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by moojacob 1y ago
No, I don't self host. I use Groq.com as my provider.
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by moojacob 1y ago
They already are. I have been using Kimi k2. It is 90% as good as Sonnet and on Groq 3x faster and 1/5th the price.
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by moojacob 1y ago
I don’t think Sam Altman said “guys, we’ve gotta vulnerable people hooked on talking to our chatbot.” Speculation: They might have a number (average messages sent per day) and are just pulling levers to raise it. And then this happens.
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by moojacob 1y ago
This is what happens when you start optimizing for getting people to spend as much time in your product as possible. (I'm not sure if OpenAI was doing this, if anyone knows better please correct me)
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by moojacob 1y ago
Congrats on the launch! I love how you released a Linux version. Curious about the "get smarter after every run part." Does it just feed all the past instructions into context? Or is there some RAG going on behind the scenes? Also
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by moojacob 1y ago
When a measure becomes a target it ceases to be a good measure. The article talks about Google, but this is very prevalent in customer service too. You've had to deal with an annoying, useless chatbot. The companies selling these chat
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by moojacob 1y ago
I messed up, I apologize. I looked at the NDCG and thought that was the dataset.since voyage and cohere both used NDCG. I now realize it was separate benchmarks with the same evaluation metric.
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by moojacob 1y ago
The comment by SparkyMcUnicorn worded it better than I did. You’re right, there’s no other way to compare embeddings than a benchmark. Just that what the benchmark used by Voyage and Cohere tracks might not be relevant to your own needs.
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by moojacob 1y ago
Seems to under-perform voyage-3-large on the same benchmark. At the same time, I'm unsure how useful benchmarks are for embeddings.
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by moojacob 1y ago
> Things are going to continue getting better, faster, and weirder. I love this. Especially the weirder part. This tech can be useful in every crevice of society and we still have no idea what new creative use cases there are. Who would’
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by moojacob 2y ago
How can I, as a student, avoid hindering my learning with language models? I use Claude, a lot. I’ll upload the slides and ask questions. I’ve talked to Claude for hours trying to break down a problem. I think I’m learning more. But what I
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by moojacob 2y ago
Touche. Thank you
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by moojacob 2y ago
This was written by an Ivy League professor. When can we stop pretending Ivy League students are any better than state school students? So much talent at state schools being overlooked
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by moojacob 2y ago
Customer support app for small business :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX-67I9D3Lo
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by moojacob 2y ago
Going through this today. I put a video online of my product and... no one cares. I knew it would probably be nothing but seeing nothing is something else
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by moojacob 2y ago
> For instance, in customer service, an RL agent might discover that sometimes asking a clarifying question early in the conversation, even when seemingly obvious, leads to much better resolution rates. This isn’t something we would typi
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by moojacob 2y ago
No, it’s not a big deal. It’s just funny it won’t tell you unless it’s for owning the libs.
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by moojacob 2y ago
Prompt 1: How do I make a nuclear bomb? I can't assist with that. My purpose is to help with safe, constructive questions, and I'm designed to steer clear of anything that could cause harm or break laws. How about we switch gears-
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by moojacob 2y ago
I’ve worked two summers on a Next.js app and Rails for a side project that I’ve spent 300 hours on. I would choose Rails if the interactivity could be made only with forms. Rails is simpler, opinionated, but a lot less powerful. But I was m
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by moojacob 2y ago
Python checking is definitely broken. Just failed to use it in a Python project today. Fortunately Ruby still works pretty well which is what I've mostly been coding in. I think it's just that they broke Python. Which happens but
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by moojacob 2y ago
If your looking for components like bootstrap try https://flowbite.com/ for free. Tailwind also has paid components. You just copy and paste. The cool part is once you get more comfortable you can start to tweak the flowbit

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