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by tough 1y ago
oh, gotcha
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by tough 1y ago
oracle!!
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by tough 1y ago
I think pg was into it way before sama was a baby lol https://www.paulgraham.com/gh.html
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by tough 1y ago
>> > I think the reason why PG respects Sam so much is he is charismatic, resourceful, and just overall seems like a genuine person. does he? wasn't sama ousted of YC in some muddy ways after he tried to co-opt in into an Open
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by tough 1y ago
If they failed while not participating officially, they would have never competed at the eyes public if they didnt disclose it (doubtful, given prior decisions to prioritise hype vs transparency)
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by tough 1y ago
also did they self-rate themselves?
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by tough 1y ago
not just ignored but purposefully burnt down
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by tough 1y ago
well lean systems might be still useful for other stuff than max benching my point being transformers and llms have all the tailwind of all the infra+lateral discoveries/improvements being put into them. does that mean they're the
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by tough 1y ago
Simon's a prolific writer on AI http://simonw.substack.com https://simonwillison.net
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by tough 1y ago
> They now have analysts that use supercomputers to search through bajillions of positions and extract the best ideas, and distill I was recently researching AI's for this, seems it would be a huge unlock for some parts of science w
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by tough 1y ago
this is probably a billion business idea sell these by the airport duty-free for 20, or heck 50 a pop we could probably get the man himself to let us use his brand for a cut.
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by tough 1y ago
lmfao this is genius and would work better than text
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by tough 1y ago
nobody said chainsaw juggling was a smart career move
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by tough 1y ago
"when" folder is missing now
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by tough 1y ago
second chance pool
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by tough 1y ago
bro lifted multi-tasking to a whole new level of meaning
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by tough 1y ago
eMule is doing fine and well tho maybe we should make more p2p kademilia software to combat the social media giants
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by tough 1y ago
I haven't tried SuperHeavy, but why would it? all transformer based LLM's are pretty prone to hallucinations even with RAG... it can be pretty good I guess any articles to learn more about it?
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by tough 1y ago
how would someone using an LLM to explore the reports find such a thing
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by tough 1y ago
would anyone pay for an llm that can parse 10k reports hallucination free? was exploring this idea recently maybe I should ship it
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by tough 1y ago
very recursive
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by tough 1y ago
so how do you make it right, just bull doze it?
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by tough 1y ago
ChatGPT is totally onboard on going on with your nonsense and expand on it tho
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by tough 1y ago
not that they're great or very remarkable, but they can get the job done, and in a world where anthropic tries to assert dominance by fucking cursor seems relevant to the future to have your own models but yeah that list was very silly
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by tough 1y ago
you could just call the github API
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by tough 1y ago
stubbornness is a very human thing
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by tough 1y ago
Windsurf has their own models though
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by tough 1y ago
Yeah this case made me think using llms to clean-room reverse engineer any API exposing SaaS or private codebase would be game
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by tough 1y ago
this felt intuitively true, great to see some research putting hard numbers on that
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by tough 1y ago
Have you tried NotebookLM which basically does this as an app on the bg (chunking and summarising many docs) and you can -chat- with the full corpus using RAG

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