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961.
by ttul 4y ago
The steamroller is real in any super hot space, but that hazard is well known and founders should pay homage regularly to those who have fallen under its mighty squashing.
962.
by ttul 4y ago
Brought to you by the future: "Optical circuit switches (OCSes) dynamically reconfigure its interconnect topology to improve scale, availability, utilization, modularity, deployment, security, power, and performance; users can pick a t
963.
by ttul 4y ago
If their target market is enterprise, $500 for trying it out is not going to be a huge barrier. Perhaps their strategy is to ensure that the people trying out their app are real buyers?
964.
by ttul 4y ago
Anything less than $10M would be wholly inappropriate for the moment. I’m shocked it wasn’t much more. Surely this will be followed by $100M within months. Rarely has there been a field of technology that has moved as rapidly as LLMs are in
965.
by ttul 4y ago
Also, it has no concept of the present. Its output is stateless unless you give it a memory. In most cases, the memory is just a memory of one interaction. It “exists” as millions of independent chat sessions, not having knowledge of each o
966.
by ttul 4y ago
Does anyone here use Asahi as a daily driver? I’m curious to try it on my M2 MBP.
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by ttul 4y ago
Agreed. Where I live, the government has a very progressive approach on climate change. There is a large carbon tax. Home owners can get a large credit to retrofit their home with a heat pump. Yet in this market, there is a shortage of rent
968.
by ttul 4y ago
GPT may exhibit intelligence, but it has no statefulness, other than what little state is stored to maintain each individual conversation in ChatGPT. The model does not learn in real time from ongoing conversations (so far as we know), so i
969.
by ttul 4y ago
Never mind being a renter. There isn’t much incentive for landlords to previous feeding cost for their tenants.
970.
by ttul 4y ago
I think we will be hearing a lot more about HyDE. It’s a neat trick.
971.
by ttul 4y ago
Are you using HyDE to generate the embedding vectors?
972.
by ttul 4y ago
OpenAI will absolutely add voice and my guess is that their voice support will rival anything on the market because they will train the voice model alongside the text and image models. This is likely months away if not weeks away. Obviously
973.
by ttul 4y ago
I’m guessing that Libraria is using HyDE (1) to create hallucinogenic embeddings of the documents. It works extremely well. 1. https://github.com/texttron/hyde
974.
by ttul 4y ago
“Enteric methane emissions — emissions produced in the rumen of livestock — are responsible for as much as 14.5 per cent of the annual greenhouse gases produced by human activity.” Eating seaweed reduces cow methane by 86%. Thus, if every l
975.
by ttul 4y ago
Climate change hyperbole aside, seaweed farming is pretty hot in the world of agriculture at this moment and the market demand is exceptionally outstripping supply.
976.
by ttul 4y ago
1Password knows that it will take centuries for passwords to disappear even if a password-less future is already here.
977.
by ttul 4y ago
For founders, if you try to generate an answer for every question in this list, you will uncover important blind spots along the way. You can then schedule time to resolve the unknowns, strengthening your strategy while simultaneously makin
978.
by ttul 4y ago
Not since I spent two weeks at the Pret a Porter in Hong Kong Central staring at Bitcoin’s white paper in 2011 have I seen so much active interest in a new technology area. I estimate that about 25% of every developer’s time is now fixed on
979.
by ttul 4y ago
Never mind TSMC…
980.
by ttul 4y ago
The robots are even coming for therapists. Yikes!
981.
by ttul 4y ago
I think you could dispense with this issue by just adding Helicone to your list of subprocessors in your GDPR disclosure.
982.
by ttul 4y ago
I’d rather die than spend five minutes in a Regus.
983.
by ttul 4y ago
While it may be difficult to see things this way, when you put money into a bank, you’re choosing to not invest that money into something else that might generate a better return for you and for society. The small but real risk of losing yo
984.
by ttul 4y ago
Yeah, mixing everything and testing a sample of it still does not guarantee that you won't have a hot pocket of something mysterious and deadly, but did not get into the test sample no matter how well you think you're mixing it. T
985.
by ttul 4y ago
And what if you test the good part and there is a hotspot of carfentanyl in the line you shoot up your nose? You’re dead instantly. There is no safe way to take illicit drugs anymore.
986.
by ttul 4y ago
It also gave us more dangerous police. Consider how much less armed the police would need to be if they weren’t facing off with an armed paramilitary funded by $600B/yr in drug sales? Policing would be about enforcing mundane stuff, be
987.
by ttul 4y ago
I presume it hasn’t been trained on OpenAI’s latest web site text.
988.
by ttul 4y ago
I’d bet they pass images through a porn filter prior to even giving GPT-4 a chance to screw that up…
989.
by ttul 4y ago
Presumably you could optimize that by analyzing a running site and stripping out the unnecessary libraries. I'm sure that will come with time.
990.
by ttul 4y ago
They are UGLY though...

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