potatoman22

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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   How do you spend 80% of a 1.5 million (lets say 800,000 post-tax) salary each year? That'd be an incredibly lavish lifestyle. If you cut your spending down to a cool $200,000/year then you could retire in 5 years and have $150,000
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   But how do you make sure you're solving the right problem? LLM?
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   A context-based retrieval/memory system would be cool, too. Pull in relevant events based on the group's location and NPCs they're with.
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   What's their ranking on SWEBench?
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   I don't think human-replacement is most people's goal. I think ordinary people want to express themselves and generative AI is a promising technology to help with that. Unfortunately, I think current paradigms around LLM/genA
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   You make some good points, and I think I agree with them. I know robotics tends to be harder [1], but I don't understand how much harder it is. Visual-Language-Action models [2] have been gaining traction recently, along with training
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   The tradeoffs between automation and empowerment are tricky to navigate.
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   You'd think there would be more startups in this space given the demand. I understand robotics is hard, but money makes it easier.
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   by potatoman22 2y ago

   To be fair, humans making art also involves fusing the search results of their past experiences and inspirations
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I love AI and I love making music, but I find music generators like Suno vaguely gross. It can make better music than me and I probably couldn't tell it's AI, but it's an emotionless experience. Text-to-music feels more like
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Why is the changing terminology something that needs to be stopped? Does the language used to describe an identity need to be frozen in time?
12. 102.▲
    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I think we should respect someone's preferred language for their identity. It's not that hard.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Give it an LLM API key too. I want to see agents that create sub-agents.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Thanks! I love your focus on evaluation, it's missing in a lot of LLM products. I worked in the medical field and we valued model validation with similar importance. Our processes sound similar, too. One difference is that our customer
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I think it will be at least a few years until your average Joe can run a speech to speech model on their phone.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    > I have no idea what game Meta is playing I think they're commoditizing their complement [1]. Engaging content helps Meta, and LLMs make it easier to create that content. Their business model has never been selling API access and r
17. 107.▲
    by potatoman22 2y ago

    What's your loop for prompt engineering with GPT-4o? Do you feed the meta-prompter the misclassified examples? Also does the evaluation drive the synthetic data production almost like boosting?
18. 108.▲
    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Curious -- how would you use mechanical turk for this?
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I like the idea but realistically I can't devote another month to making a sister site. Try this: go to my site, and if it's not 1pm, assume it MIGHT be 2pm.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Good question, no answer.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    This is creepy
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    Neat! I like how it scrapes the website to understand the business. Do you mind sharing what kind of revenue you're making from this?
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I'm not sure how this is better than asking ChatGPT to generate something like "spooky y2k names". I tried both ChatGPT and your site and the results from ChatGPT are pretty similar. It's easier to prompt chatGPT than it
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    Show HN: Is it 1pm?(isit1pm.com)

    5 points by potatoman22 2y ago|4 comments
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    This is a good reminder for why to not download random PDFs. One of the mechanisms of the Pegasus spyware was emulating a computer inside a PDF. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegasus_(spyware)#Vulnerabilit...
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I'd imagine this applies to emotional health as well as financial and physical health.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I've found myself in a similar position. I'm trying to figure out how to not be self-destructive, but I feel the urge to distance myself from people.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    consuming content
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    The goal is to make reality checks a habit. It turns out dream-you still has their habits.
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    by potatoman22 2y ago

    I guess electroshock therapy didn't completely miss the mark