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yinser
3y ago
This is great to see another player enter the tool use arena but anecdotally I'm having issues getting function calls to Anthropic to return proper JSON. Still feels a little fragile but hopefully they continue improving.
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3y ago
Reporting on this while in Brazil sounds terrifying.
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3y ago
I’m continually impressed by Meta/FAIR’s contributions to the open AI space. Never thought I’d say that
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Current Gen. AI Multiples: Is OpenAI a Bargain?
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3y ago
Bill Gurley (former GP at Benchmark) recently showed this tweet from Anand asking if we’re in a bubble if OpenAI is the lowest multiple in this sample. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1C_5cbKd5E If you haven’t caught an ep
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3y ago
Sunoslop lol
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3y ago
Japan’s meteorological agency forecast a tsunami of up to 3 meters (9.8 feet) for those curious https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/02/taiwan-earth...
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3y ago
What an unbelievable salve for all the April Fool's content. Pipe this directly into my veins.
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3y ago
There is still a huge volume of people who haven't used a large language model, and haven't had their own "aha" moment. Getting your core functionality available on the front door is good marketing and they have the fund
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3y ago
They’re not wrong that generative AI is enshittifying content but ironically they could leverage it to keep up with the template generation letsblockit could benefit from.
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3y ago
Tremendous weekend post. We need more of this
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3y ago
The smaller the team Demis has leadership on the more he can absolutely achieve but I’m worried he’ll by hamstrung with steering a goliath.
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3y ago
I’m fairly impressed at Bloomberg’s reporting. Being this neutral on Elon or one of his companies is a fairly big ask for most legacy tech publishers.
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3y ago
For those looking to dig into the process management going into Tesla vs other automakers the CEO and President of their partner Caresoft both did a podcast with dyed in the wool Detroit Autoline Network and they are deeply impressed. http
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3y ago
I thank Midnight in Paris for showing me how cringe golden age thinking is.
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3y ago
This is just a more explicit form of other downward pressure google can wield building on deranking you in search, and other shadow tactics on YouTube.
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3y ago
If you were looking for commentary on the DOJ case keep looking.
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3y ago
Incredible on such a macroscopic part of US monetary policy is a “Cloud Atlas” level special sensitivity to an off handed comment on the other side of the planet.
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3y ago
Where there’s smoke there’s fire and I’m sure they are also purchasing gigabytes of data from vendors as well
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3y ago
Speculative mud slinging
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3y ago
Identifying MES & CP as the barriers to an AMD tinybox and letting the community know is a huge service and is still great engineering even if they decide it's an immoveable barrier and walk away.
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3y ago
Most of the comments here recognize the risks of vague and broad language versus writing targeted legislation for current problems and updating as things progress.
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Marc Andreessen said that industries that stand to gain from AI may be shielded from it by existing licensing and regulations e.g. education, law, medical. This AI act adds a whole other layer of shielding.
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3y ago
And this “backfiring” is it in the room with us now? Keeping low priority tasks from blocking other work that needs the performance is a great feature.
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3y ago
Glass half full thought: someone is red teaming US installations and we’ll be more secure for it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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3y ago
A broken clock is right twice a day.
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3y ago
You can’t convince me he isn’t responding to the meme of celebrating “hitting the wall day”. I can’t comment on every point he brings up here but I work for a company doing very well reading legal documents. Myth busted.
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3y ago
The allusions to Orwell in the tech scene are standard but this quote looking at Gemini has hit harder than any other I can remember: Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been rewritten, every picture has been repain
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3y ago
Eagle cam or it didn’t happen On a serious note I’m interested to hear what the measured boil off vs calculated was for their propellant load. Depending which direction it is could mean a huge difference to the Artemis plans.
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3y ago
Executives and bloviating. Peanut butter and jelly unfortunately.
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