LASR

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by LASR 1mo ago
Its token usage has earned its keep.
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by LASR 2mo ago
Aah yes Temufication.
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by LASR 3mo ago
Oh you wait until LLMs come up with frameworks that allow multiple LLMs to collaborate effectively. Then you’ll have new frameworks every 3 days.
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by LASR 3mo ago
Ridiculous in the first place.
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by LASR 4mo ago
Forget all the AI stuff. Please make the subject editable by default. Come on Google.
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by LASR 4mo ago
Incredible. Since you’re the dev, please please please isometric camera.
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by LASR 5mo ago
It worked. Most people under 30 don't know Apple existed before the iPod / iPhone. ie: Before Jobs.
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by LASR 6mo ago
Just get rid of cheapstake garbage all around the OS and you’re golden.
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by LASR 6mo ago
Yes this is pretty common in large enterprise-ey tech companies that are successful. There are usually a small group of vocal members that have a strong conviction and drive to make a vision a reality. This is contrary to popular belief tha
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by LASR 6mo ago
Yep. There is no being nice in the business of copyright. But to be fair, they’ve owned the original base game assets. Not to mention it’s a reverse engineered version of the base game.
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by LASR 7mo ago
Just tried this. Holy fuck. I'd take an army of high-school graduate LLMs to build my agentic applications over a couple of genius LLMs any day. This is a whole new paradigm of AI.
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by LASR 9mo ago
With so many things being called Flow these days, this one is probably the most fitting.
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by LASR 10mo ago
I’ve been following share prices for Micron, Seagate, Western Digital and Sandisk. They’ve all pretty much 5x’ed YTD. That’s completely wild.
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by LASR 10mo ago
As someone paying some vague attention to market movements, this was predictable. News of a deal and hype was largely responsible for the rise. Now that the sentiment is cooling off, it’s dropping back to a more reasonable level.
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by LASR 10mo ago
There is no free lunch. The amount of prompt writing to give the LLM enough context about your codebase etc is comparable to writing the tests yourself. Code assistance tools might speed up your workflow by maybe 50% or even 100%, but it&#x
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by LASR 1y ago
This is an interesting approach. My team has been prototyping something very similar with encoding business operations policies with LEAN. We have some internal knowledge bases (google docs / wiki pages) that we first convert to LEAN u
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by LASR 1y ago
Zen5?
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by LASR 1y ago
Ability for normal people to set up reasoning chains.
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by LASR 1y ago
Honestly, GPT-4o is all we ever needed to build a complete human-like reasoning system. I am leading a small team working on a couple of “hard” problems to put the limits of LLMs to the test. One is an options trader. Not algo / HFT, b
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by LASR 1y ago
I am genuinely curious how demand for such things spike up. Is it social media? Influenced by someone etc? I am not on SM, and I really cannot even imagine the peer?-pressure that drives normal, sane and reasonable people living in modern s
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by LASR 1y ago
TLDR: I’ve got stuff to do. I feel exactly the same way. I recently bought my father-in-law an M4 iMac which he thought was a disproportionately nice gift for no apparent reason. Oh there are some very compelling reasons for it. My tech sup
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by LASR 1y ago
They keep pushing. We keep tolerating. Every Tv in my home is paired with an Apple TV. I leave the display unconnected to the internet. The day when TVs require an internet connection to show external inputs - that will be a sad day. Or whe
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by LASR 1y ago
Oh how far we've come. My home internet is a fiber gigabit 3g/3g up/down. Tucked away under the staircase is where my fiber ONT terminates and it is my server room. I have half a dozen boxes running various things. 4 symmetri
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by LASR 1y ago
We use mermaidjs as a supercharged version of chain-of-thought for generating some sophisticated decompositions of the intent. Then we injected the generated mermaid diagrams back into subsequent requests. Reasoning performance improves for
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by LASR 2y ago
When will this tool have SOC compliance and SSO support? The devs on this must be sleeping. F for not paying attention to your users’ needs.
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by LASR 2y ago
This concept blew my mind when I internalized it. Same reason why honest signals exist. A peacock with very rich feathers is a fitness disadvantage. But they find mates more successfully. These traits persist in the gene pool. It’s so much
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by LASR 2y ago
So the team I lead does a lot of research around all the “plumbing” around LLMs. Both technical and from a product-market perspectives. What I’ve learned is that for the most part that AI revolution is not going to be because of PHD-level L
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by LASR 2y ago
What you are saying is totally correct. And this applies to language / code outputs as well. The number of times I’ve had engineers at my company type out 5 sentences and then expect a complete react webapp. But what I’ve found in prac
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by LASR 2y ago
It's slow. So we use hypothetical mostly for async experiences. For live experiences like chat, we solved it with UX. As soon as you start typing the words of a question into the chat box, it does the FTS search and retrieves a set of
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by LASR 2y ago
What you can do with current-gen models, along with RAG, multi-agent & code interpreters, the wall is very much model latency, and not accuracy any more. There are so many interactive experiences that could be made possible at this leve

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