patrickhogan1

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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Obsidian is amazing
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Common Crawl, while a massive dataset of the web does not represent the entirety of the web. It’s smaller than Google’s index and Google does not represent the entirety of the web either. For LLM training purposes this may or may not matter
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Thank you! Great example!
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Wow. This matches my experience pretty closely. Haven't put GPT-5 Pro through its paces much yet, but these numbers suggest I should.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
That’s a great explanation.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
YC genuinely changed the game by making seed funding more accessible. Paul Graham, Jessica Livingston, and the entire YC team saw how broken the system was and fixed it. It was ridiculously hard to raise seed before YC. I remember pitching
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Do you believe that creating sub agents is a violation of the bitter lesson or is simply a way to add more context?
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Do you have a concrete example of what you mean? For example, the article above was insightful. But the authors pointing to 1,000s of disparate workflows that could be solved with the right context, without actually providing 1 concrete exa
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Keyboard small. Fingers big.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I agree here but also believe it was a way to expose better models to the masses. o3 was so spectacularly good. But a lot of people were still not using it. Even some of my friends who use ChatGPT daily I would say are you using o3 and get
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Except the reasoning model o3 and GPT5 thinking can get the right answer. Humans use reasoning.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
That because you don’t say “Think hard about this” and the OpenAI router layer routed you to the cheaper model. GPT5 seems to violate Rich Sutton’s bitter lesson. As GPT5 makes a lot of human knowledge assumptions about whether to send your
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I’m being down voted. I don’t have an agenda. I’m simply sharing my experience. If you’re getting good results with Gemini CLI as an alternative to Claude Code, please let me know what you’re doing to get that performance. I’m impressed by
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I agree with you at this point. Even though Google is performing well on benchmarks and releasing impressive models like World Models Genie 3, the Gemini CLI suggestions/changes feel overly formulaic. Almost like its priorities are tha
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Intel N100 devkits are primarily made in Oregon and Arizona in the US. Realtek devkits are made in Taiwan. China is clearly important. Nothing here changes that. Orders will just shift to bulk and get sourced from local distributors.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Most “mission-critical” R&D parts will still clear in < 48 hours. Express carriers already transmit full data to CBP before wheels-up. Type 86 filings have been required “upon or prior to arrival” since Feb 2024, so the paperwork is
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
The US is eliminating its $800 duty-free import threshold. This isn't radical. It mostly brings America in line with what other major markets already do (or are about to do). EU: Only packages under €150 ($160) are duty-free, and they&
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
For a typical Amazon FBA seller importing bulk orders (eg 1,000+ items), who orders and stores them in an Amazon warehouse AFAIK eliminating de minimis doesn't affect their imports much since they already pay duties. Direct-to-consumer
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Is having more tinkerers or Bill Nye's really a bad thing? From what I’ve seen at maker and science fairs, these events often attract students who feel overlooked in schools that heavily prioritize sports. How many schools have pristin
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Yes the company that has the least competitive, least desired chips, must either raise its prices or cut costs by reducing support to get higher margins! That’s the real issue!! /S Throw the financial people out. Get the builders and c
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
On your intelligence graph where it shows Grok 4 and OpenAI o4-mini as comparable (and among the highest intelligence rated models), it doesn’t have OpenAI o3 or o3-pro. Yet all of my tests show o3 blows o4-mini out of the water. What are
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Plaque buildup is highly heritable. So is the initial biome and often eating patterns since your parent feeds you.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I completely agree, so many people miss out on great experiences simply because they’re afraid of looking dumb. One big advantage many athletes had growing up was a parent who taught them a skill [basketball, soccer, biking] early, someone
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Awesome! This is great! The link in the article to the full blog explaining rerankers is 404ing for me. Questions to you as an expert related to search ranking. With o3 and source quality thresholds when performing web search. Could we impl
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
We need to move past these debates or we’ll slip further behind. China is repeating Japan’s trajectory: early products may have been rough, but Toyota grew into an innovation powerhouse. No one questions the Prius’s impact today. At some po
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
What country and what models were they selling? A UBS teardown estimated the BYD Seal’s (premium version) gross margin at roughly 16%. These cars are selling for $50k in Thailand. These data points suggest BYD is leveraging vertical integra
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
This really inspired me. I think I will do one on basketball. Great work on data collection for 10 years. Quantified self tracking into a universal format is still really hard. What tracking sensors do you use that input into Strava? (e.g.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
This requires audio to work and appears to create more transparency. You can request the audio recording to verify accuracy. This will happen as a routine procedure from defense attorneys. Any problems with the technology would be discovere
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Each participant wore a wrist light tracker for 1 week.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Disagree. All work including interesting work involves drudgery. AI helps automate drudgery.

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