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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
> Does that mean human intelligence is cheapened when you talk out a problem to yourself? In a sense, maybe yeah. Of course if one were to really be absolute about that statement it would be absurd, it would greatly overfit the reality.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Not at all... they're still so incapable of so much. And even when they do advance, they can be tremendous tools of synthesis and thought at an unparalleled scale. "A good human plus a machine is the best combination" — Kaspa
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Those who seek the easy way do not seek the true way — Dogen Zenji
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Hm for me interactive visualizations are more illuminating: https://www.falstad.com/dotproduct/ https://wordsandbuttons.online/interactive_mnemonics_for_dot... In essence then, not as confusing to the
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
> does no one not find programming fun anymore? Author needs to get into Bret Victor. Has no idea how much more fun he could be having. Programming is a step on the way to access to the state space of information. When we get to that sta
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
They're not fun enough for a name like that
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Someone needs to Tufte-fy this. I don't know if it's the hug of death or not but when I zoom out, I don't see (what I assumed would be) a distribution of deaths, a sort of heatmap of occurences. Then if you add a time dimensi
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Useful to know, thank you!
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Exactly... I've found GPT-4o to be good at OCR for instance... doesn't seem "blind" to me.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Assuming signups = $, true. But not if there's some free trial or something and then you've got a conversion rate on top of that.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Kinda makes you wonder... why don't they just advertise with those odds?
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
which feynman lecture is he referencing (on diffusion)? edit: there's one called "#43 Diffusion (5/1/62)" here: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/flptapes.html#restor... so I assume that
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Excellent point, but slop takes brain rot to new heights of mindlessness.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
+ MacOS + iPadOS
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Well in this case, Apple is going to avalanche the slop to an unprecedented degree.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Hopefully someone reproduces results with code... cant find any code they shared
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
I couldn't agree more. We need LLMs that don't sound like anodyne predictable woke customer service agents. I always make this argument: If a human read all the text GPT read, and you had a conversation with them it would be the m
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Well functionally it might suck a bit, but theoretically the idea of a laser is interesting, the design team in general is pretty good, I'm talking about aesthetics only here. Their device is beautiful. The team has an Apple flair cert
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Don't think they should be selling... just talk to users, and keep iterating on it. It'll be good, it has potential, the design is good.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
For anyone who has read the paper, have they provided code examples or enough detail to recreate this with, say, Llama 3? While they're concerned with safety, I'm much more interested in this as a tool for controllability. Maybe w
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
That seems to go back in the direction of needle in the haystack again
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Someone needs to come up with a "synthesis from haystack" test that tests not just retrieval but depth of understanding, connections, abstractions across diverse information. When a person reads a book, they have an "overall
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We reduced the pricing to $20/month. I agree those features would be cooler, will definitely explore
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Brightened the text for now on our site + landing page, but it's probably still too dark. We plan on supporting light mode soon and giving people that toggle, will keep improving in general too.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Still very useful to know, thank you for sharing. Will make the text brighter in general.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Good point, we could disable the fade on mobile. The location of the gradient is parametric based on where the found keyword is. So if it's at the bottom, the gradient will be brighter there by default, or if the keyword is at the top,
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Do you mean the search text preview? That gradient is intentional and when you hover over it (inside the actual site), it brightens up.
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Show HN: A better UI for ChatGPT, Claude with text search, saved chats and more
23 points by youssefabdelm 2y ago|21 comments
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
Does this only work on Chrome? Can't seem to make it work on Arc.
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by youssefabdelm 2y ago
location scouting for filmmakers

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