sumitkumar

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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Maybe the proton is not complex but the process to probe it is. Proton is an aggregate of emergent phenomena like mass and its resultant properties. For a simplistic model assume that proton is a tetrahedron with energy wave generators at t
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Usually what happens in fast growing companies is that the high energy founders/employees drive out the low energy counterparts when the pace needs to go up. In OpenAI Sam and team did not do that and surprisingly the reverse happened.
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
In retaliation Ilya/team should just open source everything OpenAI has. The only way to make genAI(GPT the can opener) safe is to make it democratic and available for everyone. Then others can pick it up and make it more efficient. At
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Anthropic was formed for nearly the same reason Sam was fired. To slow the things down. OpenAI takes MS funding and Anthropic is formed. OpenAI pace goes a little above the comfort level of Ilya and Sam is fired. MS picks up Sam and will tr
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
I was hoping for the OpenAI organism cell to have a clean split and start the race to outcompete each other. But now it looks like the older cell(Microsoft) will eat the high energy cell(OpenAI) and make it its mitochondria.
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Is is not generic charisma. It is specific to who he can attract to work with him. You and I cannot figure it out just by going through how we perceive him from a distance. The average AI researcher/investor isn't looking for trad
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Reverse psychology? Look where you want to go and not at what you want to avoid? I think it is important where humanity collectively points its cognitive torch because that's where it is going to go.
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
No other country has attacked a country which has nukes. So that can be seen as an upside.
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
It will be more likely start as a chat query about a product and then go into product research and then the model will casually suggest reasons for which product to choose. Example: which is the best magnesium supplement? The model will fir
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
True. The influencers are using AI to sell themselves. The amount of human attention which goes into doing a semi repeatable task will surely go down with AI but not so much as they claim to churn out apps in seconds vs hours/minutes w
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
Would it not make sense to have a crypto solution to the inflation problem? Can't governments initiate a crypto currency which can be only used for a basket of goods and the providers of these goods can then exchange this currency for
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
Any new technology will create new work of its own. AI will automate the repeated loops in the previous workflows and free up workforce but create much more new work than it will be automating.
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
All the productivity gains are first transferred to the consumer(because of market dynamics) and then(by the market winners) to shareholders. The workers' wage market is not related to productivity but how the company is internally org
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
It is not about the saving from the 6B in salaries. It is about how much the leadership at Alphabet is hoping that the stock will rebound because of this decision in a month.
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by sumitkumar 4y ago
Well, plant the idea that there is a fusion reaction going on in mitochondria at a very low scale. Throw in terms like "proton gradient", "electron transport chain" and create a science conspiracy.
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by sumitkumar 6y ago
If we think of variables as boxes and types as label on those boxes, does it makes sense to have labels on the boxes if complexity of opening the box just to see what is inside goes up?
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by sumitkumar 9y ago
good time for a filecoin plug?
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by sumitkumar 10y ago
It's flipkart.
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Understanding Elixir macros(thepugautomatic.com)
4 points by sumitkumar 11y ago|0 comments
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Nasa releases almost 10,000 stunning never-before-seen images to Flickr(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by sumitkumar 11y ago|0 comments
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Inside Pinterest: The Coming Ad Colossus That Could Dwarf Twitter and Facebook(forbes.com)
1 points by sumitkumar 12y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Announces Apollo, a New NoSQL Database for On-line Low Latency Storage(infoq.com)
135 points by sumitkumar 12y ago|22 comments
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by sumitkumar 13y ago
Link to project github page: https://github.com/fergiemcdowall
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Norch- a search engine for node.js(blog.comperiosearch.com)
2 points by sumitkumar 13y ago|1 comments
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by sumitkumar 14y ago
Seeking Work. Bangalore. Python (pyramid/django/sqlalchemy/), couchdb, solr. Mostly a backend dev. Can also consult on e-commerce and start-up team setup in India(Mumbai/Bangalore).
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by sumitkumar 15y ago
What I understand from this is that it is not about what information governments can keep secret but what means they can employ to keep that information secret. In Wikileaks' case they are forcing non-government entities, the media to keep
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Ask HN: Does Google give a third_party access to a user's history?
5 points by sumitkumar 16y ago|1 comments
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3D Diva(sea-globe.com)
2 points by sumitkumar 16y ago|0 comments
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by sumitkumar 16y ago
1) Run a marathon in under 3 hours 2) Earn some money 3) Start publishing my projects/works online 4) Be better with my social interactions 5) Quit alcohol 6) Do more hiking and fun travelling 7) Help people around me to the best of my cap