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by rattray 3y ago
Interesting - how would that work for a company that wanted to run their own codex model, on-prem, trained on their own code? Perhaps also trained on their dependencies?
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by rattray 3y ago
Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC ONSITE | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate pacakges in all the major
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by rattray 3y ago
I think they maybe just haven't updated that website much since before they launched the browser, whose website is here: https://arc.net/ I've been using it for a while and it's solid.
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by rattray 3y ago
Ruff is faster than many tools which don't do type checking. Ruff works well regardless of whether you use type hints.
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by rattray 4y ago
TIL: https://openai.com/research/point-e Came out back in Dec '22
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by rattray 4y ago
tl;dr, a faster alternative to diffusion models for image and A/V generation. Abstract of the paper: > Diffusion models have made significant breakthroughs in image, audio, and video generation, but they depend on an iterative gener
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by rattray 4y ago
Wow. The article claims 54 centers across 21 countries in 5 continents. There's nowhere to hide if you're a Chinese dissident, it seems...
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by rattray 4y ago
Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC ONSITE | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate pacakges in all the major
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by rattray 4y ago
Are these the sorts of Transformers and "Attention" heads that play a prominent role in LLMs like GPT3 et al? Would this lecture help build a foundational understanding of those technologies?
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by rattray 4y ago
Can you share your prompt?
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by rattray 4y ago
What was the stated reason?
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by rattray 4y ago
For clarity, was the "it" at hand ChatGPT or GPT-4?
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by rattray 4y ago
My tiny summary: They have a _ton_ of liquidity (~$100 billion) so "hold to maturity" unrealized losses aren't going to have to be realized - they can just hold them to maturity. Also, they claim all their fundamentals are st
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by rattray 4y ago
How much would that example cost, for a sense of scale?
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by rattray 4y ago
Can you try it on a few and report back? Would be tremendously curious
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by rattray 4y ago
It was t-bonds of 10y+ maturity
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by rattray 4y ago
> to make sure early employees don't get rich before the IPO Former stripe employee here. This is not the case - early employees have been able to cash out on favorable (or at least reasonable) terms. Some limits, not perfect, etc,
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by rattray 4y ago
FWIW I joined stripe at around 600 people and almost certainly will prove to have done much better there than at faang financially (and quality of life/work). N=1 but I expect the same is true of most people who've worked there ev
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by rattray 4y ago
No, sorry.
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by rattray 4y ago
Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC ONSITE | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate pacakges in all the major
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by rattray 4y ago
What does it look like? I've never heard of either.
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by rattray 4y ago
This is about how to build a recommendation engine into postgres by storing embeddings from OpenAI in a table and querying them with pg_vector.
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by rattray 4y ago
This is something I hear a lot from other founders. Spinup time of new engineers is like 6mo+, some devs who can churn out normal CRUD product work just fine in Rails or React ~never become productive with Rust, and hiring skilled Rust devs
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by rattray 4y ago
Wait how do you hit that model??
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by rattray 4y ago
Thank you!
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by rattray 4y ago
Stupid question: does JSC have a JIT?
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by rattray 4y ago
You'd be getting the ability to choose which rendering issues you went to experience for any given website, which is actually quite useful.
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by rattray 4y ago
Only the first time for each monitor, I believe. It's really fine.
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by rattray 4y ago
Very interesting. Know of any buildings which embody this well?
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by rattray 4y ago
How are these pitted against each other?? It's totally possible that a helmet saves your life/head with no cars involved. Happened to me a couple months ago. Helmets should be required and infrastructure should be great.

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