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by tikkun 3y ago
The most likely path in 2023: * Politicians play chicken, waiting until the last possible moment * The markets get upset in the meantime and this impacts US Treasury bond prices * Eventually the limit is raised, right before the deadline Th
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by tikkun 3y ago
This aligns very well with a model I personally use. When I'm unsure, I complete the sentence in my head "I should do _thing_ but I want to do _other_thing_" If I'm still unsure, I try swapping the blanks in the sentence
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by tikkun 3y ago
Without looking it up, when you see or hear AGI, what definition do you assume most people to be using?
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by tikkun 3y ago
Read this: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-todays-fastest-growin... In general, personal connections or cold outreach online or offline.
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by tikkun 3y ago
And https://e2eml.school/transformers.html (recommended below, also)
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by tikkun 3y ago
You are welcome Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35368176 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35757802 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35767789 https://www.parand.
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by tikkun 3y ago
Attention is all you need, and the first GPT paper. Also Gwern’s scaling hypothesis blog post Though really the best thing is to use GPT-4 as a tutor. It has the 2021 knowledge cutoff but it’s excellent at knowing what’s relevant and explai
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by tikkun 3y ago
The part of the post that resonates for me is that working with the open source community may allow a model to improve faster. And, whichever model improves faster, will win - if it can continue that pace of improvement. The author talks ab
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Ask HN: What might be some of the first popular products made using WebGPU?
2 points by tikkun 3y ago|1 comments
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by tikkun 3y ago
So then: If your app needs CUDA, you'd need to write it in CUDA. If you don't need CUDA, you'd write it for WebGPU instead? If you benefit from CUDA but don't strictly require it, then you can write it in CUDA with a Web
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by tikkun 3y ago
*Approved for individuals age 60 and older.
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by tikkun 3y ago
Does someone have the same stats re side effects for the approved vaccine?
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by tikkun 3y ago
I think this is the right answer, ChatGPT is an excellent 1-1 tutor.
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by tikkun 3y ago
So it's more of a CUDA alternative for building desktop apps that are GPU powered?
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by tikkun 3y ago
Could someone explain what kinds of useful things will become possible with it? I don't get it yet, but HN seems excited about it, so I'd like to understand it. What I get so far - running models that can be run on consumer sized
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by tikkun 3y ago
For serverless: check the list I posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34742087 (I ended up using Banana, it was fine) For non-serverless, some to check out are these (though likely all overkill if you just need
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by tikkun 3y ago
Fascinating. The AI industry is currently beholden to Nvidia, in part because of CUDA's superiority over ROCm. Therefore there's a big need for projects like this. See also: https://openai.com/research/triton
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by tikkun 4y ago
It'd be nice if there was a way to try the demo without signing in. That said, this looks like a good product. Are there other similar/competing things for Rails, and are there other competing SaaS-in-a-box things for other framew
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by tikkun 4y ago
I've tried a few: Whisper is cheapest AssemblyAI and Google Cloud Speech to Text are more accurate Overall, I wouldn't recommend Whisper unless the transcription accuracy doesn't need to be high. I'm hoping they release
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Show HN: Recruiting Firms for Startups(recruitingfirmsforstartups.com)
2 points by tikkun 4y ago|0 comments
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by tikkun 4y ago
Mercury user here, very happy with them for their banking. Mercury debit cards don't seem good though, the limit is much lower than what is useful for me. Haven't used Brex or SVB.
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by tikkun 4y ago
Do you think the codebase will be open sourced within the next week or two?
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by tikkun 4y ago
There's also two dimensions. You might be an implementor from a product management perspective, but a solver from a technical perspective. Here's a desired feature, figure out how to make it work. Or you might be a finder from a p
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Ask HN: Are you using an AI powered search engine daily, and if so which?
5 points by tikkun 4y ago|8 comments
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by tikkun 4y ago
Specifically, I don't want to need to build any user interface, I want the terminal to be the user interface, and "just work" the same way it does on my local machine. I've seen xterm which is nice for the UI, though I&#
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Ask HN: How can I create a hosted shell?
1 points by tikkun 4y ago|3 comments
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by tikkun 4y ago
If you want a solution that isn't perfect, but is at least slightly better: Store the key in your code but in a basic encrypted string, and then decrypt it at runtime. Yes, it's still easy to get if someone is motivated, but it&#x
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by tikkun 4y ago
What would you suggest instead - raw HTML/CSS, or something else?
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by tikkun 4y ago
If you search on HN and on Github there are a few Apple Notes exporting things people have built.
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Ask HN: What does Otter use for speech to text?
1 points by tikkun 4y ago|1 comments

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