ramoz

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by ramoz 3y ago
From my experience (picked up react when it came out) hooks are not objectively better than class components in a standard web app. In the more reactive scenarios hooks are great, and your app is already complex and in its own world of ment
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The referenced studies, data, and overall trend all predate 2020
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The biggest competitor to Apple and google is ChatGPT. The future of manual human interactions is certainly limited. (It will definitely end up looking like movie Her). OpenAI is in best position to redefine the edge OS’s that get us there.
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And this is my drawn out experience as well
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by ramoz 3y ago
Not sure what you’re responding to
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Who is using 7Bs in a serious manner, instead of OpenAI, in a cost efficient way?
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by ramoz 3y ago
Kosmos2.5 seems promising and I hope we see it in oss (otherwise assume it just makes Azure cloud ocr better) https://arxiv.org/pdf/2309.11419.pdf
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Caveat this with the fact that they did rag.
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The reality is there is no general use case for open source models, such as there is gpt-4. The decent chat ones are based on gpt data and they’re basically shitty distilled models. The best use case is a narrow one that you decide and can
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Wouldn’t everyone.
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Very bearish on these frameworks and abstractions. Yes, obviously useful for prototyping and creating hype articles & tweets with fun examples. However any engineer is capable of doing their own rag with the same effort (minimal data ex
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Anecdote: neural-cherche seems useful as I have analysts creating positive & negative feedback data (basically thumbs-up/down signals) that we will use to fine tune retrieval models. Assuming not much effort is required to make thi
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IAM / Asset Inventory was always very useful as well.
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Asset Inventory is slept on.
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Test with your own use case. Production ML means extensive custom testing suites, and even/often custom embeddings.
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country: https://www.riffusion.com/riffs/79a0fa02-5ee6-4fdf-bdba-9aac...
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Sounds like you have other issues to treat. My statement was fair and there is clear science around the effects of poor sleep.
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I had vertigo recently and the author perfectly describes it. “In benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, crystals in the inner ear canals become loose” was the same explanation I received in the ER.
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I thought the same. I didn’t “experience” any of these things. I’ve always been driven, fit, resilient. Procrastinated about my health, and being better about sleep/all-nighters. Then I was diagnosed with cancer at 30. Blessed to have
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Implementing vector DB architecture isn't complex (so I'm bear on commercial vector dbs as a net value add especially since they all wrap some oss ANN solution) You pair a vector db with a metadata store (can be anything, but idea
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by ramoz 3y ago
I think just native https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/tensorfl... but tfgo looks interesting. Actually the docs around this weren’t great. Took the train-in-python & inference-in-go appr
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by ramoz 3y ago
I’ve also ran models in Go, transformers even T5. There wasn’t that much overhead maybe some annoying compilation stuff but nothing crazy. This was tensorflow btw which has Go bindings support. It is a smart & worthwhile move, we also n
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I wonder if they’re not already too far ahead. They get better every release cycle. The hype of oss models is also fueled by capital (HF and Databricks pushing a narrative that supports their business model), yet the operationalizing of “sm
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Anthropic believes OpenAI will be too far ahead by 2025(twitter.com)
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I think of the roman empire every time I look in the mirror
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it also seems costly to deploy such a robust search backend (eg Elastic cluster, vector db, reranking ensemble, LLM for complex parsing... these are not cheap technologies)
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Pretty cool. FYI The upper right clock seems off by 1 hour (using the time control seems to work or I don't understand how time works)
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Similar thread from just the other day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37349870
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by ramoz 3y ago
I was advised not to take supplements or antioxidants during chemo. "The healthier you are, then so too is your cancer." was something that threw me off a bit. Edit: just to be clear, at the point in which you already have cancer,
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by ramoz 3y ago
- cut back caffeine significantly - work out daily (lift and/or cardio) - move phone away from reach My key ingredients to sleeping like a baby, deep dreaming almost nightly. 31yo ymmv

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