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by patrickhogan1 3y ago
The best engineers wont work for companies that don’t ship great product. Funding and complexity are obstacles, but there are many examples of overcoming the obstacles with innovation and conviction. Rockets - Lockheed -> SpaceX AI - Goo
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This situation highlights why startups can outperform established companies. It's not only about innovation or asymmetric motivation but also due to the internal decay of incumbents like Boeing and General Electric. This presents an op
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Agree on Claude UI. Its selling point is, I have a bigger context window. But the chat UI is this tiny little box that doesn’t extend. Small nit which I’m sure they will fix.
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This article only looks at production. The US has the fourth-largest uranium resource in the world, behind Australia, Canada, and Kazakhstan. So 3 of the 4 largest uranium deposits are allied countries. Uranium is a relatively common metal.
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GLP1 analogs could help. They can cross the blood–brain barrier and stimulate the GLP1 receptor in the brain.[1] There is also research showing improvement in Alzheimer's disease symptoms. [2] [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih
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GLP1 analogs can cross the blood–brain barrier and stimulate the GLP1 receptor in the brain.[1] There is also research showing improvement in Alzheimer's disease symptoms. [2] [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1193135
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+1 for GLP1
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Most benchmarks use GPT4 as the grader. What does your benchmark use and do you believe that this causes any bias in the results?
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You wouldn't. As the originator of the prompt, the human user is the best judge of whether the prompt accurately captures their intent.
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This is what I do today. I input the same prompt across all 3 and gauge the output of the first response. Whichever assistant best “understands” what I want to accomplish, I choose that assistant to continue the follow up prompts with. Ther
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Run all 3 (GPT4, Claude 3 Opus, Gemini Pro) and use the best response.
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Their chemistry is perfect. As funny as the Silicon Valley show. With practical advice. They keep it real. Building a company is hard.
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More building, less talking
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Get a treadmill desk with a seat that will sit on top of it - barstool type seat - so you can switch back and forth. Super helpful to get 10k steps per day.
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Bike to work is awesome. Totally agree. By default it gives you a set of miles.
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Saying you'll cure cancer with AI without specifying the type of cancer is like declaring you'll solve crime with Batman. Way too broad to be useful, but makes a good headline.
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Awesome! Large % of foreign streams have no proper dub.
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At the MIT event, Altman was asked if training GPT-4 cost $100 million; he replied, “It's more than that.” Training costs are decreasing, but whenever there's an update to GPT-4 (e.g. training data cutoff updated to December 2023)
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Gemini Advanced 1.0 model or 1.5? 1.5 is not available in the Gemini ChatGPT like interface. It is only available through AI Studio. But you have to signup for a waitlist.
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Confused. Many articles about how good Gemini 1.5 is. Yet I am in Generative AI Studio right now and I can't get access to it. If its so good, why make it so hard to access? 1. If you are an enterprise customer - the waitlist page is a
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Adding to the list... Alamo Square, Presidio, Twin Peaks, North Beach, Mission, Treasure Island, Castro, Noe Valley, Potrero Hill, Russian Hill, Financial District... and 10 others. Its more insightful to ask about the parts of San Francis
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Yo. He's the CEO of CloudFlare. He also seems to have dug into it pretty deep. Not a standard PR response.
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This is great. It’s very expensive to take these cases to trial. Cloudflare could have just settled and spent less.
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Foundational models are designed to be universally applicable, covering a wide range of use cases. While it's relatively easy to tailor smaller models to specific scenarios through overfitting, when a model is overly specialized, it lo
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Proper sorting and disposal is one challenge. But a larger challenge is that a substantial amount of plastic, even those items we diligently place in recycling bins, are ultimately funneling into landfills, because it isn't cost-effect
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From article -> "British yards using traditional techniques could turn out liberty ships cheaper than US yards like Kaiser's Richmond, CA" During WW2, if British shipyards had been tasked with constructing Liberty ships fo
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Upvoted this because this comment is from the CEO & co-founder of CloudFare - a public company. He clearly knows about liquidity going from private to public. Agree on the need for founders to guard their cap table, especially against s
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Knowing more about the exfiltration component where it sends data to a remote server would be helpful. According to the article it’s sending large audio microphone recordings. I assume a company like Kapersky would explicit deny all outgoin
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Contractors and suppliers often face payment issues globally. In Texas, when contractors work on a property, they are entitled to lien rights. Normally, property transactions involve a title company. One of their roles is to ensure the clea
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This article tackles a fascinating topic around protein and healthspan, and the author's investigation is commendable. However, despite a well-laid-out data process, the specifics of the protein-carb ratios aren't clear, and the a

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