whoisjuan

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by whoisjuan 11mo ago
The time given to the model. So the difference between two generations is just somethng trivially different like: "12:35" vs 12:36"
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by whoisjuan 11mo ago
It's actually quite fascinating if you watch it for 5 minutes. Some models are overall bad, but others nail it in one minute and butcher it in the next. It's perhaps the best example I have seen of model drift driven by just small
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by whoisjuan 1y ago
Did you guys change the pricing of Exa? When I checked this a year or so ago, I might have gotten the impression that it was cheaper. Now, it costs the same as what Perplexity charges for search-grounded queries, which is the same as Google
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38694651/
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
This is wild, but many studies have reached the same conclusion. I remember reading somewhere that heart transplant recipients have random memory flashes that are not their memories, and sometimes they develop new personality traits.
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
This is a very sneaky ethically gray company. Their app is not only of terrible quality but also full of dark patterns. I'm convinced that any revenue they make comes from people who can't figure out how to cancel. Stay away from
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
Ohh nice catch. Will do. Thanks
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
I'm a designer. I built brainglue.ai without Figma, a design system, or a UI library. I just went directly to code (react+tailwind) and let a style organically emerge. I'm not saying that I'm a unicorn and that my idea-to-cod
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
AppleTV+ is a tiny business. It's nowhere near of generating enough revenue to cover a $20B hole in content production costs. Yes, Apple generates LOTS of revenue overall, but that doesn't justify bleeding cash on a business line
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by whoisjuan 2y ago
I own a Model 3, and I honestly think it is the best car I have ever owned. Despite that, I know people who have ruled out owning a Tesla because they believe the brand mirrors Elon Musk's public persona. They flat-out reject any Tesla
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
No op, but I don’t think test-driven development resounds with everyone who writes code. I don’t want to write tests for everything. I just want to write the ones that matter.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
I think productivity is lower in the winter, so I'm not sure about quality per se, but intuitively it makes sense that anything written in the winter months is less verbose.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
GPTs is basically a ripoff of Poe by Quora. Quora’s CEO is Adam D’ Angelo. Adam D’ Angelo is one of OpenAI’s board members. Make your own conclusions.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
It was a minor incident, but it does remind me that centralized password managers seem to have an awful amount of concentrated risk. Or is something like 1Password truly secure at its core, even if an attacker penetrates some layers of acce
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
It was a minor incident, but it does remind me that centralized password managers seem to have an awful amount of concentrated risk. Is something like 1Password truly secure at its core, even if an attacker penetrates some layers of access?
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Show HN: Brainglue, an empirical playground for AI experimentation(brainglue.ai)
1 points by whoisjuan 3y ago|0 comments
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Unlikely. You can see that the model returns to normal behavior after it exhausts the context window that causes this. Instructions are consistently passed as system instructions in a ChatGPT conversation, so if that was causing the erratic
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
One thing I have observed with the rise of generative AI is that the general direction everyone is pushing towards is to make the models behave deterministically when in principle, LLMs are probabilistic. Every time a newer model is release
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Hey. I gave it a try to Continue and I think this is going in the right direction at least for me. I guess opinions on how this should work are subjective. But I do really like that functionality of attaching context to the query! Love that
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
I think there are several problems with these co-pilot solutions, but the most obvious ones are the context switching problem and the lack of steer-ability. Let's say I want to build a complex React component that does a lot of stuff u
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Nice! I didn't know about this! Thanks.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Thanks! I’ll give this a try for sure.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Why is nobody in this space making good gains on UX? I have tried almost every co-pilot solution, including GitHub Co-Pilot with Chat and Labs, Cody, and a few random extensions. And for some reason, I still default to using ChatGPT, even w
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
I think Ford might be scared of the cult-like culture that has been created around Tesla and/or Elon Musk. I'm not sure it's entirely clear what the Cybertruck means for Tesla or the car industry, but it's obviously not
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Knee-jerk reaction to Cybertruck's imminent launch? https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/teslas-austin-based-gigafac...
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Show HN: Selfgazer. A Psychological Tarot Experience Powered by AI(selfgazer.com)
1 points by whoisjuan 3y ago|0 comments
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Is it me or a16z completely destroyed their reputation as a reputable VC after the crypto frenzy? I just can't seem to read this with a straight face. On the other hand, I guess VC is just that. To follow trends, predict trajectories a
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
Does this use Faiss to find similar vectors? https://engineering.fb.com/2017/03/29/data-infrastructure/fa...
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by whoisjuan 3y ago
That's because simple questions in Bard only generate like 200 tokens per answer. The latency is more noticeable for longer answers.

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