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Show HN: A ChatGPT wrapper for Python and terminal(github.com)
1 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Who's getting addicted to ChatGPT. What are you building with it?
7 points by resiros 4y ago|3 comments
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by resiros 4y ago
Heuristics to maximize antifragility translated as lessons for a startup: Heuristic 1: Minimize the cost of experimentation. You can do this by limiting yourself to experiment you can easily implement, i.e. MVPs that you can launch in 1-2
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by resiros 4y ago
This. I made a mistake in using networkx in my research extensively. Eventually, I discovered performance issues and learned that networkx is much slower than alternatives (as much as an order of magnitude slower!).
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by resiros 4y ago
I'm not sure if it was even useful in this case. One day's delay is highly unlikely to have led to the deal failing. Therefore, I don't think this mindset/skillset has anything to do with selling a startup. As a matter o
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by resiros 4y ago
yes. A friend is also someone that depends on you, that enjoys you, that is excited when they see you.
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by resiros 4y ago
That is exactly how I feel as I write my dissertation. Writing has always seemed mystical to me. I always thought it required a certain mood. Now I follow a process: - Select a topic / part to write about - Write for half an hour witho
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by resiros 4y ago
Other possible second order effects: - The amount of content (video, games, audio, etc.) will increase by one or two orders of magnitude. It will be 10x easier to go from an idea to content. Thus, we'll see thousands of new niches emer
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by resiros 4y ago
Social unrest in the global south with deep repercussions on the relation between developed and developing countries. In the next 25 years, it is likely that many jobs currently held by human beings will be replaced by AI. This shift will p
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by resiros 5y ago
ModelMe ( https://modelme.tech ) | Berlin, Germany | Founding ML Engineer | Chief ML Scientist | Onsite or Remote ModelMe is an early stage startup working on transforming visual content creation using Deep Generative Models (i.e.
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An hyperscale, cost-efficient compute protocol for deep learning(docs.gensyn.ai)
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by resiros 5y ago
I completely disagree with the author. I have been using Roam for last two years and I could not be happier. Roam deeply changed my life. It became my system for almost everything: - Personal therapist helping me find patterns in my thought
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by resiros 5y ago
I believe that generative models are changing how content and art are created. Inspiration and judgement are becoming more important than skill: In music, a good artist needed years of learning in theory and practice to become skilled at pl
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Illustrated explanation of VQGAN (used for AI-generated artworks)(ljvmiranda921.github.io)
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by resiros 5y ago
I find the concept of a technology that allows the transfer of ownership of digital artifacts fascinating. However, NFTs in their current form do not allow that. They are just systems that logs who "owns" the token for an item. Th
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by resiros 5y ago
I expected them to have trained a novel network to solve the problems. In fact, it seems they have used OpenAI Codex (a similar network to the one used by Github copilot) to generate the answer. Their insight was to edit the question-answer
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by resiros 5y ago
Some ideas about what DAOs could allow. The developer guild: A group of peoples (devs, ux, business dev) meet online and form a temporary DAO and start taking contracts. The DAO would give the participants 1) a programmatic way to divide th
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by resiros 5y ago
I feel that the concept of DAOs offers much more than what the author present. If I understand it correctly, DAOs offer a programmatic way to organize the decision making and wealth sharing between the participants. Compared to the traditio
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by resiros 5y ago
This author claim that the main challenge for startups is attracting and retaining talents. They hypothesize that building the organization around shared values and like-minded people would solve the attraction and retention problem. They t
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by resiros 5y ago
I am trying currently to develop a learning system. I am by nature very curious and love reading and learning. I read daily 10s pages, articles, books, watch videos in many subject. However, I find myself forgetting most of it. Yesterday, I
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by resiros 5y ago
I disagree. Most open access journals offer lower, and sometimes free pricing, for researchers from developing countries. For example PloS One (one of the main open access journals) offer free publishing to ~100 countries < https:/&
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by resiros 5y ago
I am always confused whether the quantum computer are over-hyped like fusion reactors or are in the tipping point of having practical and wide usage. Would love to read a sane analysis of this question..
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The Industrial Era Ended, and So Will the Digital Era(hbr.org)
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by resiros 6y ago
"Now we finally get to something interesting: how AF2 actually works! Alas, I will be able to say a lot less than I had hoped for, and here I have to do something which I very much dislike to do but feel that I must—call out DeepMind f
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by resiros 6y ago
That's not the point. The point is that the majority of educated scientists in the middle east emigrated to Europe!
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by resiros 6y ago
We have a similar system in Islam: the Zakat. It's a 2.5% wealth tax that is only paid after a reaching a certain threshold (around 15k). The zakat is mainly distributed to the less fortunate. The idea is that in the long run (over gen
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by resiros 6y ago
Although exercising and eating well are very important for our well being, they're not enough. The most fundamental thing is having the right mindset: Some beliefs are so destructive that no amount of exercise will alleviate their effe
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by resiros 6y ago
Here is a prediction: This article will not age well. Asking why "AI is so useless for business" in 2020 is like asking why can't I easily order clothes from the internet in 1994. The question is simply 5-10 years too early.
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by resiros 7y ago
Low interest rates mean that you need more risks for the same return. It means investing a portion of your savings in emerging market bounds, corporate bounds, stocks, real estate. This of course is not as straightforward as putting your mo
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by resiros 7y ago
You are mistaken. They use ECoG which is intracranial electroencephalography. These are electrodes placed on exposed surface of the brain. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrocorticography

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