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by tikkun 3y ago
Could you please send a link on the rumors? Big if true!
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I wish the comparison was with GPT-4 instead of GPT-3.5. When comparing model intelligence, I wish that only the most capable models were compared.
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There's paperswithcode which has a ranking of sorts.
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Here's one view for the device - FaceTime++ If it's a gamechanger for remote working, then I'll buy them for my company and have my remote employees use them If it's a gamechanger for communicating with family overseas,
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by tikkun 3y ago
Market says the odds of default are similar to 2013, and lower than 2011. https://www.msci.com/www/blog-posts/the-cds-market-s-view-on...
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Here's how it'll go down: * As soon as I get it, I'll try it for a few (3-5) queries * If it's better (smarter) than GPT-4, I'll switch * If it's worse than GPT-4, I'll quit and only retry it if they annou
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by tikkun 3y ago
Almost all industries are underserved by software. I'll assume B2B. The hardest part of starting something, generally, is getting the first 10 customers. Which industries do you have personal connections to people that could be the fir
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If you can afford it, YouTube Premium is well worth it. It's high up on my list of time and annoyance saved vs $ spent.
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Did you use GPT to write this? (Not a bad thing! It's a decent answer)
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I like controlled burns as an analogy, too. The US economy needed more controlled burns and small "fires" - eg restricting spending back a long time ago when that could've been done without major consequences, unlike now. Sim
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You can create a gmail filter that filters out all emails with the word 'unsubscribe' in them.
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Nice. Here's how it might go down: He climbs up somewhere and gets kinda stuck. I go over to him and put my hand on his back and breathe and invite him to breathe. Then I spot him, but I don't help him down, I encourage him that h
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by tikkun 3y ago
It sounds like you're talking more about the knowledge of what emotional regulation is and what it means - totally agree that at 18 mo he had approximately zero understanding of that. I'm talking about the practiced/done skil
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By physical actions. I don't explain much to him, I do it / show it. When he's upset, I put a hand on his back (bare skin) and hold it there, or I hold him on my chest while he breathes and I breathe with him. Or if he falls
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by tikkun 3y ago
More things: * As much as possible, other than basic bodily needs, made him adjust to us rather than us adjusting to him. This way we're calm and not stressed by things he's doing, which makes it easy for us to be there for him in
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by tikkun 3y ago
By the time my toddler was 18 months I'd taught and given him a few things: * Emotional regulation. When he's upset, hold him and allow him to feel my calm breathing, help him breathe * How to tell other people that he'd like
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by tikkun 3y ago
I've long been interested in writing a book called something like "Manifestation for Rational People" I think there's a lot of benefit in practice of some woo-woo things. I love finding things that shouldn't help in
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by tikkun 3y ago
Key quotes: --- Buffet: “I don’t like its location, and I’ve reevaluated that.” “I feel better about the capital that we’ve got deployed in Japan than in Taiwan” “[TSMC is] one of the best-managed companies and [most] important companies in
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by tikkun 3y ago
Does anyone have the specific details of what is being proposed? I see a lot of negative reactions, but I don't know the specific details of what is being proposed.
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I wonder if the “make the buttons larger” features will also help apps prepare for when we are using them on virtual reality and augmented reality, where they need to be bigger and with fewer options.
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One weird theory: AI might actually significantly increase the demand for software engineers in the short term. If software engineers are more productive, then they’re higher ROI for businesses to hire. Plus, the world still has a massive s
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by tikkun 3y ago
One to check out: vocode.dev Does anyone else know other good things like what Op is looking for?
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by tikkun 3y ago
Another place you could check for insight into this question would be Reddit’s learn machine learning and machine learning and deep learning subreddits. Good luck with making the resources, sounds useful!
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When YC started, startups weren’t mainstream, and the key skill needed was the ability to build things. Now the ability to build things is more widely available, and there are lots of opportunities to make profitable companies without being
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Market implies a 3.9% probability of default (US 1 year credit default swap, which is basically a product for buying insurance against the risk of a US default risk). https://www.msci.com/www/blog-posts/the-cds-mar
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by tikkun 3y ago
And also, I'll note that: Generally the startup hiring market is slower than normal There aren't that many exciting AI startups that are hiring a lot. Midjourney has a tiny team, Runway ML has a pretty small team, that's a co
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by tikkun 3y ago
"Networking" (cold emailing, cold DMing, interacting with people on twitter) will be more beneficial for getting a job than just going through the courses. The courses will be helpful too, but I might suggest weighting it at 80% o
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by tikkun 3y ago
And as a side note, that's also HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html "Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with. HN users can try it out, give you feedback, and a
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by tikkun 3y ago
The homepage reads like PR speak to me. Does someone here know concretely what the product will likely be? Is it a replicate/modal/banana competitor, an OpenAI/Anthropic competitor, a Stability AI competitor, or something els
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My model of this is it's more of a show of power by Congress - hey we can make you come here and you have to answer our questions, and we get to show our constituents we have you under control and you are answering to us. Is that the r

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