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by nutanc 2y ago
Had launched something like this in 2016. We had called it as ering.me, so you could have an url like ering.me/handle. Used it in email signatures, web calling etc. It didn't pick up at that time or we didn't market enough :)
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by nutanc 2y ago
We actually do that. We have just released a web widget which maps to your current phone number IVR or voice bot flow. Have put a quick link on our web site at the bottom left corner, not clean ,but works :) https://ozonetel.com&
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by nutanc 2y ago
https://books.innings2.com/demo
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by nutanc 2y ago
It's a new approach I am experimenting with. https://gpt3experiments.substack.com/p/a-new-chunking-approa...
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by nutanc 2y ago
Let's keep aside the hype. Let's define more advanced AI. With current architectures, this basically means better copying machines(don't mean this in a bad way and don't want a debate on this. This is just my opinion bas
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by nutanc 2y ago
Experimenting with creating semantic chunks of large podcasts. Got the following chunks, https://gist.github.com/nutanc/a9e6321649be5ea9806b4450b0bd6... Dwarkesh has 18 splits. https://www.dwarkeshpatel.com&
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by nutanc 2y ago
Since I am a developer I have always created fun games for my kids to play and learn. Almost every single time they just go with the game mechanics instead of the actual learning concept. The only game which worked was a roblox game[1] I cr
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by nutanc 2y ago
I wouldn't say it has failed completely, but yes, it has not delivered on the promise. Edtech and teaching is close to my heart and I have spent a lot of time analyzing this. My insights are mostly from what I have observed in India. E
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by nutanc 2y ago
I would start simple. Build it and share it with your friends and family. If you are in a college, share it with your college. Solve the problem for your closed group first. If you can convince your group to pay, you have crossed the first
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by nutanc 2y ago
You are right. The wording was wrong. It should have been, "The usage of this app will be harmful for your mental health".
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by nutanc 2y ago
This is awesome. I have been telling that social media is like smoking. When cigarettes came, even doctors were advertising the benefits of cigarettes. Now we know the harmful effects. Same is the case with social media. We just dont know t
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by nutanc 2y ago
A little off topic, but if you need a bot for a meeting, do you even need a meeting?
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by nutanc 2y ago
Yes. We have integrated this into our RAG pipeline. Looking for a benchmark which we can try. Have been using this to give feedback to my marketing team on our blog posts. Also, as I mentioned, now, trying out experiments in the video domai
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by nutanc 2y ago
Just a quick perusal, but this looks much better covering datasets also. If we apply this definition strictly, what are the real open source AI models? Allen ai is one?
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by nutanc 2y ago
This is really cool.
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by nutanc 2y ago
Currently, other than my day job, I am obsessed with making sense of the "shape of stories". Mapping embeddings and see how they move through a sequence. Started of with [1] which showed that there might be some strength to the id
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Gartner has a flawed model for magic quadrant?(nutanc.medium.com)
1 points by nutanc 2y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
That's possible with the brilliant.org model right. Though the lesson is structured, it's possible to jump to any lesson and brush up.
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Do Claude artifacts make the case for an AI store?(twitter.com)
2 points by nutanc 2y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
Agreed. I think there are enough tools that "explain" a concept. Not enough tools to apply those concepts and test. Good point. Also agree on giving two hoots about students. This is one of the reasons edtech generally is hard to
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Ask HN: What learning methodologies should an Edtech capture?
3 points by nutanc 2y ago|4 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
This is really good. Tried out the cloning. It sounded very similar to my voice. But then I did a blind test with 5 people. All of them didn't recognise it as my voice. So is there a bias when we listen to our own voice?
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by nutanc 2y ago
This is true. This is the reason, in many of our experiments we find that using a new algorithm, KESieve, we actually find the planes much faster than the traditional deep learning training approaches. The premise is, a neaural network buil
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Show HN: Using Roblox to teach kids multiplication tables(roblox.com)
2 points by nutanc 2y ago|1 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
For my kid, I created a Roblox game so that he can learn multiplication tables by heart. When he started, he would take around 64 secs to complete the obby. When you know the tables by heart, it takes around 14-18 secs for the obby. Have tr
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Using NotebookLM for Educational Content(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
2 points by nutanc 2y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
Yes. We are using rolling sentences. Not just pairs. But the whole story. I have written a little about this in my previous post, shape of stories, https://gpt3experiments.substack.com/p/the-shape-of-stories-... So we
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by nutanc 2y ago
Hey, thanks for taking the time to test this out. This has helped us identify a bug in our system(the sentence splitter was rudimentary, similar to LLamaIndex semantic chunker). We will update the API soon. Below is the output we get after
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by nutanc 2y ago
Will be sharing the code next week. The basic idea is to find the embeddings of sentences and then finding the distance in the latent space to see if there is too big a jump in context.
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by nutanc 2y ago
No astroturfing here. Atleast I am not doing it. If somebody is doing it on my behalf, why? 2d reduction is only to visualize the flow of an article. When we chunk, we chunk on the full dimensions. Sorry, the article does not have more deta

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