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by tikkun 3y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36176272
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by tikkun 3y ago
Is one of these 3 what you're looking for? * https://meetcody.ai * https://builtbyjesse.com * https://slite.com/ask
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by tikkun 3y ago
Additional tips on reaching out: * Don't send a "Hi are you getting this email, reply to confirm and then I'll send over what you asked for, so that it doesn't go to spam" - just go right to sending the info * Minim
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by tikkun 3y ago
To give some insight from the other side of the table, I've posted in that thread as someone hiring freelancers. I'm currently doing ongoing weekly work (10-40 hours) related to some GPT agent projects with 2 freelancers that reac
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by tikkun 3y ago
I wish I could find the quote. It was something like: "You gotta assume we're going to keep making the models better and faster and cheaper." (My memory of an old interview) There was also this from a recently deleted blog po
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by tikkun 3y ago
Yes: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies?regions=Europe
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> My main concern is that OpenAI might be running this at a loss, making a price increase likely. Their goal is explicitly to only reduce the prices of all of their models over time. If the increase the prices of any of their models, som
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by tikkun 3y ago
I compiled this list - https://gist.github.com/TikkunCreation/5de1df7b24800cc05b482... In particular, you'll probably want to skip to nanoGPT ( https://github.com/karpathy/nanoGPT ) and then ma
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by tikkun 3y ago
> Are you expecting for someone to test all the currently known tricks on a BabyAGI-like setup to know if that's enough to achieve your task? That's right. I mean proving in the sense talked about in this HN comment https:&#x2
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by tikkun 3y ago
Seller of this list, as in you think it's not a good list?
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by tikkun 3y ago
Looks like a good initiative. Cybersecurity is certainly one of the near term (now?) AI related risks. This should help encourage some defensive progress.
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by tikkun 3y ago
To apply, send 2 things: 1. Links to the 1-2 solo projects you've made that you refined the most over the longest time / most iterations 2. How would you approach proving whether it's currently impossible to make a version of
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by tikkun 3y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote Refine and iterate on gpt agents. An example project - prove that it's impossible to make a GPT agent that can do the following task: Please make me a table of all quest diagnostics locations within 10 miles
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The upside from this downside is that it increases the performance of papers that can be replicated easily. In fact, once AI can replicate papers, that'll be helpful for verifying a lot of research.
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It’s exceedingly rare to find people who will willingly donate to a for-profit without equity or profit interest. Generally either doing a non-profit and raising from philanthropists, or a for-profit and raising equity capital, will be much
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by tikkun 3y ago
Interest rates happened
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by tikkun 3y ago
Nice. I'm glad that you're defining it. There's definitely an issue with the vague term "AI safety" that so many people use to mean different things.
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Here's some AI research links I've collected over the past while, I put them in a public gist: https://gist.github.com/TikkunCreation/5de1df7b24800cc05b482... Karpathy's post about the research process i
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by tikkun 3y ago
> I interviewed and hired 25 radiologists, whose primary and chief complaint was that they had to reboot their computers several times a day.. Yes. There is still so much low hanging fruit for software everywhere.
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Yes. My version of this is that products should generally focus only on doubling down on their strengths, making the people who love them love them even more, with the exception being people who kinda or could love the product but don'
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by tikkun 3y ago
Worth noting that the easiest way to get a novel traditionally published these days is to have a big audience - for example a large number of email subscribers. Publishers much prefer an author who has a guaranteed audience, it's lower
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by tikkun 3y ago
What are your favorite Weinberg books? I've read Are Your Lights On (liked it a lot) and Secrets Of Consulting (just ok). Checking out Exploring Requirements now. Is Exploring Reqs 2 as much worth reading as Exploring Reqs 1, and any o
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by tikkun 3y ago
OpenAI's mentioned that it was basically getting a lot of little details right. Some of the bigger details: * Huge compute scale for the pre-training * Huge data scale * Well processed and cleaned data (GDB has alluded to this) * Fine
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by tikkun 3y ago
Smart approach to have a locally running application as a way of letting chatgpt plug-ins access local files, nice! And nice ChatGPT written post ;) it seems to love saying things like “let’s [] and [] together!” This seems really useful, t
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by tikkun 3y ago
Are you talking about design as art i.e. the sites that look impressive but aren't very usable, or do you mean excellent UX? I think of great design mostly as great UX. HN is pretty good. Google is pretty good. Airtable is pretty good.
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That seems like a big deal! Related reading on this topic: https://www.hardtowrite.com/pathogens/
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The Geohotz post has some good explanations for why this is happening. https://geohot.github.io//blog/jekyll/update/2023/05/24/the-... CUDA works, ROCm doesn't work well. Very few peo
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by tikkun 3y ago
Crunchbase is the easiest option. Twitter can help you find the ones that are too early for Crunchbase.
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1. Embedding databases: pgvector, storing embeddings in plain json (if you don't have too many), chroma, weaviate, pinecone 2. Fine-tuning: The better a model is, the more it's worth fine tuning it. GPT-4 is the best model by far.
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What's considered better these days: Monero or Zcash, and why?

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