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by tmsh 2y ago
Pineapple echoes the tomato structure as well. It's quite genius but requires being misunderstood by most (which maybe is Mullenweg's point lol).
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by tmsh 2y ago
I was not aware of the policy. My intent was to save people having to read the many pages when they just want a summary of the facts (and I don’t think most people necessarily have a quick way to summarize so it seemed like it would be usef
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by tmsh 2y ago
This article was flagged because it makes Google look bad? (And a comment about hoping for India to develop their own alternative because of incentives was deleted after being down-voted to negative numbers.) Seriously when are people going
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by tmsh 2y ago
https://chatgpt.com/share/671604db-7ff0-8001-840e-960abfed0b... Note the added section compared to the leetcode question ( https://leetcode.com/problems/two-sum-ii-input-array-is-sort... ) is "
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by tmsh 2y ago
What about o1? I think the world is sleeping on o1. Recently I misread a leetcode/neetcode problem (so I was curious that my version of the problem with an extra constraint could be solved in a different way). And 4o hallucinated incor
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by tmsh 2y ago
Isn't the nuance / difference that wordpress hosting between wp engine and wordpress.org are competitors v. creating a platform/environment like rails that is by default meant to be used to create other things? It would be mo
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by tmsh 2y ago
Cool, thanks all!
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Ask HN: On mobile it's too easy to tap hide or flag
7 points by tmsh 2y ago|5 comments
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by tmsh 2y ago
There is an important exception to this which is where Facebook/Meta sometimes gets into trouble: if what you are planning to do will negatively impact (temporarily or for whatever reason) another person, you definitely need to ask for
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by tmsh 2y ago
There's a lot of edge cases. Since we spend so much time in this part of the tech stack compared to 10-15 years ago, I think it'd be similar to knowing Java v. C++ 10-15 years ago. There's a lot of devil in those details (wha
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by tmsh 2y ago
Everyone should watch “Napkins” in season 3 of The Bear. And all the episodes before.
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by tmsh 2y ago
To be clear for folks this is "fine-tuning" ;) DreamBooth from 2022: https://dreambooth.github.io . Might want to update the HN title to reflect the paper title. It's really just applying multiple techniques that h
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by tmsh 2y ago
Thanks! Good to know.
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by tmsh 2y ago
Software 2.0 is about open licensing. I.e., the more important thing - the more "free" thing - is the licensing now. E.g., I play around with different image diffusion models like Stable Diffusion and specific fine-tuned variation
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by tmsh 2y ago
These are all paid courses (not books) but for reference: - Beginner: https://frontendmasters.com/courses/web-development-v3/ - Intermediate: https://frontendmasters.com/courses/fullstack-app-
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by tmsh 2y ago
I really like https://artsandculture.google.com/story/QQUBlr8x6YW7Jw and https://artsandculture.google.com/nearby . Thanks for posting!
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by tmsh 2y ago
It seems like there should be some authority weight baked into CVEs based on history or upvotes from credible companies (with higher authority). Need some tree structure to manage the growing scale.
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by tmsh 2y ago
Right, I think the insight that LLMs "create" though is via compression of knowledge in new ways. It's like teaching one undergraduate (reading some blog on the internet and training on next word prediction), then another und
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by tmsh 2y ago
Really insightful. What's missing though I think is that LLMs abstract things in ways that are increasingly super-human. Tao says: "It’s very easy to transform a problem into one that’s harder than into one that’s simpler. And AI
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by tmsh 2y ago
Also though https://arxiv.org/pdf/2309.02427
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by tmsh 2y ago
For a fun intro to modern math I highly recommend: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Math-Heart-Hidden-Reality/dp/046... . This paper touches on a lot of the aspects in that book. With it and some undergrad math one can
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by tmsh 2y ago
More info for those curious https://chatgpt.com/share/b5811213-56ae-4321-925e-c74e2a7dc5...
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by tmsh 2y ago
Thanks! Good to know!
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Ask HN: Why don't we build AI like this?
2 points by tmsh 2y ago|4 comments
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by tmsh 2y ago
i think openai would do better if they had principles, values, etc. around responsibility and ownership. it doesn't seem like principles should matter. but then the bill of rights doesn't seem like it should matter either if you w
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by tmsh 3y ago
I also dismissed LLMs given their "accuracy." But I think that's the wrong thing to compare. The sheer fact that a transformer architecture model gets better at scale and that we can feed it at scale is insane. It's what
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by tmsh 3y ago
23% of couples are technically also correct but too embarrassed to say they met online. /s
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by tmsh 3y ago
The main reason Silicon Valley or where-founded-high-cost-of-living companies hire in low cost of living locations is due to the value they get in paying less for compensation but getting proportionally more value than the lower compensatio
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by tmsh 3y ago
A 10x engineer does not stay in the same role/level as a company grows. They’re very important though. And it’s a good reminder that roles/levels don’t necessarily matter compared to the relevant work. All FAANG and other smart co
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by tmsh 3y ago
A smart company is constantly raising its hiring bar (or over time it will not survive). So by nature it’s aiming to hire better than 50% in the role/level. So by definition a new hire should be paid more than someone at the median for

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