soheil

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   by soheil 4y ago

   Internet has become a safe space. A place where people can yell at eachother with zero consequences. In human history the average Joe didn't have this. Before a decade ago, really only geeks were online so the convos were more nuanced,
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   by soheil 4y ago

   GPT3: For many, having a personal website or blog can serve as a platform to share their thoughts, ideas or expertise on a particular topic, and this can lead to increased exposure and visibility in their field. This, in turn, can help open
3. 183.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   What's with the snake?
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   by soheil 4y ago

   So many comments saying it's just a matter of time before someone connects this to a humanoid robot. I think there is a big gap in advancements between GPT and physical hardware robotics. GPT is able to improve exponentially because it
5. 185.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   That's probably the least of our concerns right now.
6. 186.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   The date is in the comment metadata already and don't you have a better place to store your "private" notes than in-front of millions?
7. 187.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   Is it really that black and white? What if you do your offline research using AI? What if you took a course about the topic on Khan Academy aided by AI?
8. 188.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   Here is what it thinks of the shifting goal posts https://raw.githubusercontent.com/soheil/fileshare/main/The%...
9. 189.▲
   by soheil 4y ago

   I still doesn't understand how can content length not be limited if you have a conversation composed of several messages each with length nearing the limit of what is allowed. Does it not have to in some way incorporate all the input a
10. 190.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    No one cares about test taking except people who think getting a degree from a "prestigious" university means they're more special. This is a final nail in that coffin.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    I also wonder how many AI startups doing medical vision will now go under.
12. 192.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    Wait you can tell it to go off make some money and come back?
13. 193.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    Bah now we have to change the definition of marriage, yet again.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if this is due do some national security concerns and if the government has already been involved in every aspect of what OpenAI is doing.
15. 195.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    Yes this is HN what do you expect, of course everyone and their grandma here is gonna want a fully unlocked, open source and free as in freedom fries product.
16. 196.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    No, you don't understand. Making it non-cloud-capable incurs a cost. And there is no they, the commenter is a single individual.
17. 197.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    It's hard pass for you because you know what a cloud is. Many don't and you don't know what many know.
18. 198.▲
    by soheil 4y ago

    I'd be careful catering to everyone asking for everything but the kitchen sink. Creating a non-cloud capable system is dumb. If you have customers like commenter above maybe put in a clause in the contract that says they will receive a
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    by soheil 4y ago

    It'd be super helpful to mention the total cost will be close to $14k on the $100 pre-order page or at least somewhere near the top of the homepage. Also probably one of the implicit reasons this comment got upvoted.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    > we have the industrial design and also largely understand how this will be built. The core technology risk is quite low, it's really about executing the scope well and also finding the right product that homeowners find compelling
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    by soheil 4y ago

    I very much get the vibe of a Kickstarter campaign. Is YC advising its startups to go that route more and more now that the VC money has dried up?
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    by soheil 4y ago

    > Explain to a peasant why he should have to share the risk you took with your money. Dear Peasant, I empathize with your pain and suffering on a daily basis. I know life isn’t easy being a peasant, you perhaps work as hard as anyone in
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    by soheil 4y ago

    Idiocracy
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    by soheil 4y ago

    In additional to not getting any new VC money anytime soon startups now need to buy a pillow to hide their cash under.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    Any information can be represented as a single number (albeit possibly a very large number). You can turn a movie into a number. Model weights are just numbers too. So yes copyright laws should apply.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    It does? Country Number of Startups The USA 72,560 India 13,905 The UK 6,396 Canada 3,446 Australia 2,399 Indonesia 2,391 Germany 2,320 France 1,579 Spain 1,411 Brazil 1,165 source: https://www.dem
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    by soheil 4y ago

    Supersonic flights need to make a big comeback—this is just stupid.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    If this is so important why not just add a widget to your desktop next to the clock. Why create a whole new device? I like the fun nature of building kits like this though.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    This as a life philosophy would work great too.
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    by soheil 4y ago

    > But it’s not reasoning Can you define what reasoning is if not the ability to go from A to B, something that most basic computers can do (e.g., ALU). Granted LLM's do probabilistic reasoning but I don't see that as a seismic