tinyhouse

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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Becoming old is one solution. Less expectation from older folks to move up if they are happy where they are. But as you know, it's a journey to get there :) A more practical solution as people mentioned here, is staying away from big t
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Your assumptions are actually not correct. They are behind in many AI areas. Their LLM models for example are not in the same level as the frontier models. The main reason Flash 2.0 is so popular is that it's good enough for most thing
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Investors at IPO lost quite a bit of money...
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
This is likely to get downvoted, but in my experience with the health care system in America, I'd prefer consulting ChatGPT over ~50% of the doctors. Too many doctors who I have no idea how they graduated from med school, and even wors
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
DeepSeek wouldn't be able to train R1 without their ~600B parameters base model, so you should consider the cost of that model when you compare with Grok. In any case, Elon won't win this race cause the best talent will not work f
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
One year is very short for a postdoc. I think the author is a bit unrealistic in what he wish he could've done differently.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Understating who is using your product is wheel spinning?
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
It's hard to believe that this is true. There seems to be enough people who knew him, from friends and family who were worried about him, to people who went to school or worked with him. Do you want to tell me that not even a single pe
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
I can only guess. 1. A company the size of Amazon has enough resources and unique internal data no one else has access to that it makes sense for them to build their own models. Even if it's only for internal use 2. Amazon cannot beat
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Agreed. Esp if you gonna call an API, you can call something cheaper than this embeddings model, like 4o-mini, summarize, then use a small embeddings model fine-tuned for your needs locally. I was critical about these guys before (not about
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
This is not a step in the right direction. Tuition for undergraduate studies should be affordable. Not for a small number of very rich universities that can afford it. But to all universities, as it is in most of the world.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Funny, all those big name Stanford advisors for a company that builds embeddings... A couple of strong MLEs can deliver everything they are doing. This shouldn't be a company but OK... I'm sure some clueless VCs in SV gave them mo
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
It's not lagging for me. It crashed and not coming back. Update: Switched to the app on my phone and so far so good.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
The main questions: Can this be used with no limit on file "uploads"?
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
It's clear they are preparing for an acquisition. They are profitable with great gross margins and cash in the bank. With 20% workforce reduction they are going to be very attractive to the salesforce of the world.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Spotify is a good employer but they don't pay tier 1 salaries.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
How many people can generate top notch content? Not many.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
He improved a lot in my opinion. Most episodes are much better now and I appreciate the great guests and lengthy episodes (not that I have time to listen to a 3 hour episode, I usually listen in bed). I don't expect him to ask very tec
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
I like the article and agree with many of the arguments. A few comments though. 1. It's not that easy to switch between providers. There's no lock-in of course, but once you build a bunch of code that is provider specific (structu
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
I worked at Amazon pre-covid and the funny thing is that even then Friday was WFH for at least 50% of the office.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
I like this style of writing. Honest and open. Good luck my friend.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
We obviously had this for many years with OpenReview, which has a different purpose, but having something for every paper is indeed needed. I have trouble opening some links, guessing it's still under heavy development. Looks nice!
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
This looks like a great idea. Are there similar OS alternative apps for YNAB / RocketMoney type functionality?
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Well, it works for me without paying. I don't use it often though.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
It's not clear from the post how to access this new assistant. The search page has no such option (not a paying user). When I run a search, I only see an LLM based summary of the results similar to Google's. Update: I see now that
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Ilya also lived in Israel as a kid from age 5 to 15 so he speaks Hebrew. His family emigrated from Russia. Later they moved to Canada. Source: Wikipedia.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
That's fair. However, if my car is twice heavier and larger than yours, even if your car is well engineered and has great safety features and rating, you're likely to end up worse than me in an accident. Even if my chances of roll
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
It's not a love affair. Once there are large vehicles on the road, you cannot afford putting yourself at greater risk by not having a large vehicle yourself.
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by tinyhouse 2y ago
Or maybe he cares about his former employer and he's willing to share useful feedback.

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