praveen9920

5 ms·

31.
by praveen9920 2y ago
We used to create private Google groups with corresponding team and Google would provide a shared email like sales@ourdomain.com. Now admin has more control over who gets the shared mails. It is essentially free but with few caveats.
32.
by praveen9920 2y ago
I think the whole idea of shipping, at least within big tech, should follow slow rollouts starting with 0%. For example: Deploy an empty service in production with 0% rollout. Increment the rollout with each version deployed, including fixe
33.
by praveen9920 2y ago
No. You read the statements right. Indian judges tend to give such statements, sometimes even worse. For example, recently one judge in unrelated case gave a statement that “criminalising marital rape is bit harsh”. The main problem in this
34.
by praveen9920 2y ago
You are missing the whole point of comment. Its a prediction/ speculation. I agree that it may seem bad with current state of things but no one can say with certainty it WILL be bad. There might be hybrid models which can do both proba
35.
by praveen9920 2y ago
I understand the sentiment but to be fair this is currently happening everywhere but only the rich people have access as they are the only one who have lawyers on retainer. Access to legal services to poor will change things. In short term,
36.
by praveen9920 2y ago
You are going with assumption that llms will remain same forever. There are attempts everywhere to make them smaller, efficient and more focused. Would you have called « transferring mails online « in the 90s is hype-chasing because our pos
37.
by praveen9920 2y ago
I think because of levels of abstraction of software/pltforms, top layers are bound to have « bloat ». Unless someone( something) changes radically across the stack, I think bloat will just increase for each layer
38.
by praveen9920 2y ago
I was thinking on the same lines but with improvements towards running local models is right around the corner. Unless someone has specific usecase or proprietary models, this may not make sense. But in current situation, that would be a gr
39.
by praveen9920 2y ago
Gaming and Porn are the main reason for lot of advancements in tech actually. They are always on cutting edge and always need more resources
40.
by praveen9920 2y ago
Not right now but we are seeing the accelerated trends of generated code. How long would it take for regular use cases to be completely AI generated on the go. Edge cases exists everywhere.
41.
by praveen9920 2y ago
> in an age of low-size disk drives and expensive software, looking up data over a dedicated protocol seems like a nifty2 idea. Then disk size exploded, databases became cheap, and search engines made it easy to look up words. I love thi
42.
by praveen9920 2y ago
With 27 years of people’s trust, I think this is one of the best exits of tech history. Even though it’s not best financially.
43.
by praveen9920 2y ago
One application I can think of is Google Street View. Gaussian splatting can potentially "smoothen" the transition between the images and make it look more realistic.
44.
by praveen9920 2y ago
The problem is not about just pollution, it’s about their commitment to use their profits to drive the lobbying and bullying anything or anyone that comes across as a threatening to their business. Not just that, they publish “research” whi
45.
by praveen9920 2y ago
Few years ago, dean of our college decided to block lan network after 10PM because of “gaming impact attendance” blah blah. Anyway, the way they implemented this is by blocking all traffic from/to ip addresses but not blocking tcp and
46.
by praveen9920 2y ago
Isn’t it against their self interest? If my iPhone is acting as my laptop with just an additional screen, why would I buy a Mac book.
47.
by praveen9920 2y ago
> "..they are not part of any empire that they know of." this made me chuckle
48.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Good work. I couldn’t name 98% of the countries. Realised my geography sucks
49.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Someone will start asking "What about a non-denominational AI partner?" And that is a valid question.
50.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Now I can relate why doing few leet code problems just before interview helps me do better. My activation pathways stay active for few hours . Hope to use this in various other places to improve
51.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Perhaps adding a page for users to suggest things would improve location specific stuff.
52.
Ask HN: How do you catch up to the research of LLMs/Transformers etc.?
19 points by praveen9920 3y ago|5 comments
53.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Does it have anything to do with Google research not having any product arm that is fast enough to be productive like openAI has?
54.
by praveen9920 3y ago
It feels like openAI and LLMs are going through similar phase as Disney and Mickey did 95 years ago. OpenAI pushing for regulation in AI, they benefiting from external research etc
55.
by praveen9920 3y ago
If it is true, does that mean that we can “compress” the models for efficient inference on smaller devices? That would be wonderful
56.
by praveen9920 3y ago
I guess this is what started “space laser weapon” conspiracy.
57.
by praveen9920 3y ago
Can it handle any weights on its own? Carrying stuff is definitely one important task that could be useful for lot of people.
58.
by praveen9920 3y ago
This is interesting. I tried to create a custom GPT with chatGPT with similar traits to compare. You can interact with it here[1]. https://chat.openai.com/g/g-HiKPzmMe6-monadgptx
59.
by praveen9920 3y ago
It’s interesting that they support currency units. Wonder how the conversion works. Probably have to provide conversion factor as well?
60.
Tried creating a blog from scratch using ChatGPT(praveenpenumaka.github.io)
1 points by praveen9920 3y ago|1 comments

More ›