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by yumraj 2y ago
What’s the problem and why is it newsworthy? Serious question.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Something rubs me the wrong way when the dog is hit and kicked, and we don't have a dog. I know it's a robot but the same could be demonstrated without clear violence. Maybe it's just me..
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by yumraj 2y ago
I had met someone once who made a point that the value of a Harvard MBA was not the education, but rather that you got selected/admitted to this program and could use the brand. I believe the same is true for YC. The primary value
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by yumraj 2y ago
How’s the performance? I have 2013 MBP with 16GB RAM, and am curious if the newer OS are more RAM hungry.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Free basic Education, then Sex Education, and then financial education. And, legalized free abortion to those who want it.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Not necessarily. People who had placed the preorder were looking for a vanity vehicle, which it sure is. And, those people are not going to cancel. I’m interested in the customer base once that market is exhausted.
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by yumraj 2y ago
That thing is a monstrosity. This to me implies that EVs have peaked and only the market for vanity vehicles remains at this time Edit: I also have a suspicion that this is primarily due to them filling all the preorders. It’d be good to
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by yumraj 2y ago
> Anneisha Williams said she knows the impacts firsthand. She’s been supporting her seven children on this minimum wage. I’m truly sorry if I offend someone for whatever reason, but it is just wrong to have so many kids if one cannot fin
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by yumraj 2y ago
Now think about the college admission process in the US, where kids are expected to take arbitrary number of AP courses and get 5 in all of them, and write world class essays about passion and solving world hunger while excelling at several
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by yumraj 2y ago
Can it use GPU if available, say on Apple silicon Macs
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by yumraj 2y ago
That’s an interesting approach and I can see it working, at least working better than the default. It’ll at least work as a stop gap, till there’s a better option. Good luck!! Also, some unsolicited advice if I may, your pricing is a little
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by yumraj 2y ago
Perhaps. I was referring to the above Mastodon thread, which if I understood correctly (I just scanned, didn't get too deep), was referring to ASCII vs Unicode in generated Rust code. And, I was reminded of issues we've come acros
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by yumraj 2y ago
Exactly my point.
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by yumraj 2y ago
I hadn’t even gone that far in my note above, but that is exactly correct. We’ll have a resurgence of “edge-cases” and all kinds of security issues. LLMs are a phenomenal Stackoverflow replacement and better at creating larger samples than
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by yumraj 2y ago
Many years ago I was at a very large software company, that everyone has heard of. Blackbox QA was entirely gutted, only some whitebox QA. Their titles were changed to software engineer from QA engineer. Dev were supposed to do TDD and that
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by yumraj 2y ago
If you have a large code base, a software engineer has to look at many files, and step through a big stack to figure out the bugs. Forget about concurrency and multi-threaded scenarios. I’m assuming that an LLM will have to ingest that enti
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by yumraj 2y ago
I’ve been thinking about this, since LLMs helped me get something done quickly in languages/frameworks that I had no prior experience in. But I realized a few things, that while they are phenomenally great when starting new projects a
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by yumraj 2y ago
Perhaps you’ll be kind enough to post the explanation as a top level comment. It’ll certainly help those of us who do not know K.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Personally I believe it is interesting since it shows the current state of the art for the 3 LLMs. I was surprised that Claude was able to identify the language and explain the code. But, please feel free to downvote my comments. I guess th
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by yumraj 2y ago
Sure. but please elaborate ..
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by yumraj 2y ago
Gemini also identifies it as J and this is the output for comparison: The programming language used in the code is *J* (pronounced "Jay"). It's a concise, array-oriented programming language known for its expressive syntax an
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by yumraj 2y ago
I scanned the article, not a single line of code sample. Moving on…
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by yumraj 2y ago
Open AI’s AGI is like Tesla’s completely automated self driving. So close, yet so far. And, both help the respective CEOs in hyping the respective companies.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Quest and Labcorp have started doing many tests for a direct fee. You just pay upfront and get it done, no prescription/insurance needed. It’s not all the tests I think, but many.
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by yumraj 2y ago
AGI is a research project. These are revenue generators. Both have a place.
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by yumraj 2y ago
For “an” AI company, that can achieve market dominance, to achieve 1.57T market cap is not unrealistic. I think the question is, is OpenAI that company and is market dominance possible given all other players? I believe some investors are b
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by yumraj 2y ago
You mean, “at present”.. No way to know how the regulation will change in the future depending on the amount of lobby dollars that are thrown.
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by yumraj 2y ago
It’s sad that you thought you had to explain it.
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by yumraj 2y ago
If I may suggest, try condensed milk. It’s even tastier since it has a little caramel flavor. Vietnamese “iced coffee over condensed milk” is amazing, try it if you haven’t at a Vietnamese restaurant.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Nescafé Tasters choice is lighter roast than the default Nescafé.

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