Yusefmosiah

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by Yusefmosiah 1y ago
I’m building something similar. https://github.com/YusefMosiah/Choir.chat — if you email me at yusef@choir.chat I can invite you to the iOS TestFlight alpha. Happy to talk about in more detail as well. Getting the UX t
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Yes, I experienced this too. Is it a model issue or something related to the configuration and system prompts of Cursor?
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
It’s not just the quantity of tokens in context that matters, but the coherence of the concepts in the context. Many conflicting ideas are harder for models to follow than one large unified idea.
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
I wonder if combinators could be useful for neurosymbolic AI—either in the backward pass (e.g., training models on synthetic data) or the forward pass (e.g., iterative code generation with evolutionary algorithms). Combinators feel alien, m
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
To throw shade without directly showing where Wolfram goes wrong is pathetic. This blog reads like a post about basketball in the 90s that doesn't mention Michael Jordan, titled "Bull in a China Shop".
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
I feel like I'm in a parallel universe where Stephen Wolfram doesn't exist. But he does, he's a living legend, and his seminal work, A New Kind of Science, and its core concepts, computational equivalence and computational ir
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Thanks, but that comparison is for old models, a different, non-shipped version of Devin called “Devin-base”, and doesn’t include Claude. Slack integration, automatically pushing to CI, etc., are relatively low-value compared to the questio
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Looking for comprehensive benchmarks with Devin vs Cursor + Claude 3.6 vs ChatGPT o1 Pro. In my own experience using Cursor with Claude 3.5 Sonnet (new) and o1-preview, Claude is sufficient for most things, but there are times when Claude g
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
The reason it makes sense to compare them is there are problems that Claude 3.5 (or o1) can’t solve. Can Devin solve them? If yes, it’s easily worth the $500. If no, it’s a harder sell.
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
This has a lot of potential. I've been using Cursor Composer heavily and it's great but buggy, and could be more agentic. After about an hour with Windsurf, I find myself frustrated with how it deals with context. If you add a dir
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Much of the criticism comes with a tinge of envy. "How did those guys get funding and not me?" Envy is insidious. Focusing on how other people have unfair advantages eats away at your principles, motivation, creativity, and presen
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
OpenAI’s strategy has been bizarre since at least last November, when they launched custom GPTs, then had the boardroom coup. Since the launch of Claude 3 Opus, and then Claude 3.5 Sonnet, they have been significantly behind Anthropic in te
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
When your CEO turns the brand from a status symbol to the opposite, it's "concerning".
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Intergenerational conflict is particularly salient for wealthy Americans. The death of the boomers enables the millennials’ inheritance. Millennials blame boomers for not gracefully ceding power in their own lifetimes. But boomers see mille
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by Yusefmosiah 2y ago
Replying to signal boost this. I too get hair loss from DHT-boosters such as creatine or the herb tribulus terrestris. I should note that I have a higher than average amount of body and facial hair, so likely have naturally elevated DHT lev
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
One structural problem with macroeconomics as a discipline is that if you really understand reality better than prevailing macroeconomic theory, you have many better opportunities than being a theorist or commentator. And the value of these
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
synthetic fabrics in clothing are a major source of microplastics exposure. In the future we will look back in horror at this whole industry.
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
I see a lot of talk about retrieval over long context. Some even think this replaces RAG. I don't care if the model can tell me which page in the book or which code file has a particular concept. RAG already does this. I want the model
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
Quora is, I think, part of the reason that OpenAI has a big lead over their rivals. Quora has, specifically for training language models, very high-signal data, when compared to Reddit, twitter, gmail, and Meta’s platforms. And OpenAI is af
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
This comment should be higher up. The GPT-4 API costs significantly more than the $20/mo ChatGPT Plus subscription, but it does have benefits. Namely, 128k tokens of context with the latest GPT-4-turbo model, so you can put a whole (sm
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
It’s useful if you want a more creative output. Good for brainstorming, thinking out loud, and refining ideas.
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
I'm building Choir. Choir humanizes ChatGPT, augmenting the AI response with messages from humans that are relevant to your prompt. Each prompt you write into Choir gets saved to our database, so the more usage Choir gets, the smarter
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
I'm rooting for open source models too. But I'm also a dev working to use AI models for consumer apps. And currently, open source is quite a ways behind. Consider some points: 1. GPT-4 was trained in Summer 2022. OpenAI already ha
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
OpenAI has promised to pay out a rev share to GPT devs. Undisclosed is what that rev share will amount to. But presumably OpenAI would love to tout a huge number of developers making a living from GPTs, as this will drive a flywheel encoura
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
The GPT Store is poised to be the biggest platform since the iOS App Store. Reason: The GPT-4 API is too expensive for most use cases. This encourages app developers to build custom GPTs, letting their users pay $20/month for a ChatGPT
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Show HN: Choir – Collective Intelligence as a GPT(choir.chat)
1 points by Yusefmosiah 3y ago|0 comments
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
I’m using ChatGPT as a discussion forum/collective intelligence. The GPT I built, Choir — https://choir.chat — learns from the prompts users write, so the performance keeps getting better and better.
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
Great work! What’s your social media platform? Curious about your tech stack — and what content/interest/community you’re serving.
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by Yusefmosiah 3y ago
I just launched a new kind of forum — Choir, a custom GPT that turns ChatGPT into a collective intelligence forum. It’s sparse on content right now, and I think I need to find a specific vertical to focus on building a community around, but
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Adam D'Angelo, OpenAI Director Who Helped Oust Altman Now Key to OpenAI's Future(bloomberg.com)
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