Shindi

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by Shindi 5mo ago
Really cool framing, never saw this broken down this way
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by Shindi 7mo ago
Really cool project, it looks really useful. We’re moving past manual prompt optimization and considering different options for tuning long horizon tasks. We will likely go with Horizons
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by Shindi 11mo ago
Tbh this model is extremely bad. I tried a couple of our medical form examples and it couldn't find almost any of the fields.
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by Shindi 1y ago
Remember that Gaza has the most amputated children per capita in the world. Next time you see a child, you should remember this fact. because Palestinian children aren't this abstract concept, but real people just like the children in
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by Shindi 1y ago
I totally missed you can embed AI features directly into claude artifacts. I ran the first GPT store hackathon in NYC and I feel like people were very underwhelmed. What could you do in a custom GPT you couldn't with a shared chat? The
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by Shindi 2y ago
The best way imo to get early sales for your startup is to use your network. Look at people you directly know who have the problem. I feel like this should be enough to get your first customer or two. After that I'd look at warm introd
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by Shindi 2y ago
This is super cool! Huge upgrade to my product screenshots. Wondering if you're offering this as a react component - something I can embbed with a lead magnet or on a site.
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by Shindi 3y ago
I'm pretty sure it's actually hair brained
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by Shindi 3y ago
If you spend two minutes googling, you'll find loads of tutorials. You're not lacking information, you're lacking the drive to do basic research
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Show HN: GPT-V Explaining Jokes(canyouexplainthejoke.com)
9 points by Shindi 3y ago|3 comments
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by Shindi 3y ago
I left big tech to start a company. The timing worked out great in my case. I was already trying to leave and the layoffs gave me an "angel round" to be able to pursue ideas. The biggest surprise was the uncertainty and amount of
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by Shindi 3y ago
> when I learned it was common for a founding engineer to get like half a percent of the company, I was appalled. I'd rather just start my own startup I don't think people appreciate how hard it is to go from 0-1. To validate a
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by Shindi 3y ago
In this thread: a ton of people with european work standards
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by Shindi 3y ago
The best way is to make sure you ACCOMPLISH something. I did the same as you and actually got a massively better role after my startup failed. The reason was because I accomplished something that's hard to accomplish. How about you get
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by Shindi 3y ago
> They promised me an onsite interview to simply meet the team and potentially secure an offer. Was that your first tech onsite? The onsite is an interview you have to pass, you're not guaranteed an offer. Also why did you not bring
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by Shindi 3y ago
Wow this is simply not true, Microsoft Clarity is free forever and has better analytics. I recommend it to any founder or builder because it comes with free unlimited heatmap. https://clarity.microsoft.com/pricing
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by Shindi 3y ago
It really depends on what you want to do. Research (Foundational model layer)? Build cool LLM apps for work or play (application layer)? Honestly the best way to start is to play with the tools excessively. Prompting over and over and over
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by Shindi 3y ago
Seeking co-founder | B2B AI | Engineering cofounder | NYC Only Heya, I'm looking for a cofounder who is interested in making LLM tools for businesses. We already have a paying customer paying significant $$$. I'm a senior engineer
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by Shindi 3y ago
If you're using a regex it's a smell that there is a better tool for what you need to do. A ton of if statements is a much more readable way of writing code than regex.
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by Shindi 3y ago
This is a good example of bad use of AI. If your developer wrote code and tried to open a PR without talking to anyone, without testing, without an observability plan, without even running the code to make sure there are no errors, that wou
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by Shindi 3y ago
Open source does NOT equal safe, it's actually worse. If you release something that can wreak havoc and it's open source, it will ALWAYS be out there, no off switch. Imagine we later discover that an open source LLM is way more po
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by Shindi 4y ago
This. If the idea of doing sales or marketing at a small startup turns you off, don't become an indie hacker because that is your main job - to promote what you've made.
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by Shindi 4y ago
If you are trying to find super high quality cofounders, you should go to startup events irl in NY or SF.
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by Shindi 4y ago
You worked for a company and then made something really similar? idk, if what the author did was right or wrong legally, but sounds like a dick move. Just build literally anything else.
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by Shindi 4y ago
Surprised mentioned GPT-J! Here is a colab link: https://colab.research.google.com/github/NielsRogge/Transfor... Although you need a premium GPU. I admit it's not as good at zero shot or 1-shot as GPT-3 but i
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by Shindi 4y ago
> E.g. effective altruists credit the B&MGF with basically removing all possible "room for more funding" wrt. vaccinations in low-income countries This is wrong. idk anyone who believes this
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by Shindi 4y ago
This is a low quality and nonsense article. ChatGPT-4 doesn't exist, neither does chatGPT3. GPT4 is also not a fine tuned version of GPT3.
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by Shindi 4y ago
I think you're right, my comment isnt to disagree with you. You can make pairing and constant communication work remotely. However you have to make it work so to speak. Meaning, there is a little bit more friction. You have to harangue
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by Shindi 4y ago
> * The testimonials use fake names + stock art Wtf this is true. Reverse google image search the testimonials and you'll see the same. This blows my mind how sketchy it is. Just get your friends to put testimonials. If you have 3 u
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by Shindi 4y ago
Agreed. There is quickly going to be a bigger chasm between the best devs and average/bad devs bc of LLMs.

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