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by scosman 2y ago
I've been using Cursor for these writing use cases for a while (markdown, not code). Select part, ask for edits. It's quite handy. This actually sounds useful.
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by scosman 2y ago
Had same question. Writing+coding collaboration tool Better link: https://openai.com/index/introducing-canvas/
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by scosman 2y ago
Can someone explain what DSPy does that fine tuning doesn’t? Structured IO, optimized to better results. Sure. But why just just go straight to weights, instead of trying to optimize the few-shot space?
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by scosman 2y ago
Source please. Paying customer, would like to know more.
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by scosman 2y ago
find to supported region, request model access, wait for model access, create policy, create user, attach policy... it's not comparable
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by scosman 2y ago
Also: they need top tier models for their Bedrock business. They are one of only a few providers for Claude 3.5 - it’s not open and anthropic doesn’t let many folks run it. Google has Gemini (and Claude), MSFT has OpenAI. Amazon needs this
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Show HN: Interactive synthetic data generation for LLM fine-tuning(github.com)
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by scosman 2y ago
looks like a standard M2 ssd, no?
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by scosman 2y ago
Sounds like a timer, if not just a crash. Nothing here sounds like a the phones are communicating with each other.
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by scosman 2y ago
"We came to the conclusion that these activities that were conducted in Canada by TikTok and their offices would be injurious to national security," Really not saying anything, but that's the line they are going with.
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by scosman 2y ago
What makes it better than screenshot and Preview? The built in OCR is pretty great on MacOS.
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Animating SVGs with Sonnet 3.5 and Cursor(gist.github.com)
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by scosman 2y ago
This
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by scosman 2y ago
What's the logic here? "I haven't seen it so it doesn't exist?" There are hundreds of available examples of it processing large numbers of files, and making correct changes across them. There are benchmarks with ope
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by scosman 2y ago
Apply the style of B to A is not deterministic, nor are there prior tools that could do it.
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by scosman 2y ago
Maybe a TLDR from all the issues I'm reading in this thread: - It's gotten way better in the last 6 months. Both models (Sonnet 3.5 and new October Sonnet 3.5), and tooling (Cursor). If you last tried Co-pilot, you should probably
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by scosman 2y ago
Re:trust. It just works using Sonnet 3.5. It's gained my trust. I do read it after (again, I'm more a code reviewer role). People make mistakes too, and I think it's error rate for repeititve tasks is below most people's
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by scosman 2y ago
Cursor. Mostly chat mode. Usually adding 1-2 extra files to the context before invoking, and selecting the relevant section for extra focus.
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by scosman 2y ago
With Cursor you can specify which files it reads before starting. Usually have to attached one or two to get an ideal one-shot result. But yeah, I use it for unit testing, not integration testing.
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by scosman 2y ago
Interesting. I’ve had the opposite experience (I invert or miss a condition, it catches it). It probably comes down to model, naming and context. Until Sonnet 3.5 my experience was similar to yours. After it mostly “just works”.
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by scosman 2y ago
Another fun example from yesterday: pasted a blog post in markdown into a HTML comment. Selected it and told sonnet to convert it to HTML using another blog post as a style reference. Done in 5 seconds.
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by scosman 2y ago
AI is trained on all open source code. I’m pretty sure that’s a much larger source of training data than web tutorials.
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by scosman 2y ago
I started like this. Then I came around and can’t imagine going back. It’s kinda like having a really smart new grad, who works instantly, and has memorized all the docs. Yes I have to code review and guide it. That’s an easy trade off to m
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by scosman 2y ago
Serverless git repos: super cool But I can't figure out what makes this an AI company. Seems like a collaboration tool?
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by scosman 2y ago
DaisyUI and shadcn-svelte are the big two.
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by scosman 2y ago
$3 chipset in a $300 watch? I know there’s a lot more to the BOM but hard to get excited about this when the Apple Watch SE exists at the same price with better components, design, SDKs, support, etc.
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by scosman 2y ago
Clearly doesn’t give a f
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by scosman 2y ago
Bold leadership
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by scosman 2y ago
amazing album. amazing concept.
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by scosman 2y ago
Ditto. Have you ever had to use one? It's always a laugh. CSR: What's your mother's maiden name? Oh wait, looks like an issue on our side. Me: No issue. My mother's maiden name is Q5D6Erty#76cjWE1H. She's Dutch.

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