adampk

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by adampk 1mo ago
Do you mean that there is no way to value OpenAI for a purchase so a sale is impossible? At the least OpenAI is worth what the market is willing to pay for it.
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by adampk 1y ago
So strange, does the author think companies never try to understand their customers?
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by adampk 1y ago
I don't get why a normal corporate internal resource system its being framed as ridiculous. Does the writer not know about "personas"? Weird tone.
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by adampk 1y ago
I worked through this for a tax company. They had a huge pile of artifacts from tax questions worked up for clients. What we did is we "reverse engineered" the process of the questions that would lead to that tax memo and the rese
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by adampk 1y ago
You would think this would be obvious to everyone. Clearly Apple is prepping for a digital overlay on the real world. Also less UI interaction, more voice/AI interaction.
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by adampk 1y ago
How easy is the set up, does this need to be deeply integrated in each step of the life-cycle?
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by adampk 2y ago
It does mention that, it calls that out specifically. As you grow, it’s tempting to fix every issue using the ‘cowboy’ method. It’s fast. It’s efficient. It leads to good results. But the number of things that need a cowboy fix grow exponen
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by adampk 2y ago
Vertex, Inc. - Commerce Solutions | AI Product Engineer | REMOTE | Full-Time https://vertexinc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/VertexInc/job/Remote ... We are hiring an AI Product Engineer to join the strategy team to use th
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by adampk 2y ago
You introduce a point I have not seen discussed before which is that these type of content distribution platforms go through a process to find their global minima. Twitter at the beginning you didn't know what it was going to be or wha
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by adampk 2y ago
Vertex, Inc. - Commerce Solutions | AI Product Engineer | REMOTE | Full-Time https://vertexinc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/VertexInc/job/Remote... We are hiring an AI Product Engineer to join the strategy team to use th
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by adampk 2y ago
'you put more bits into the prompt, you get more bits out.' I think your line there highlights the difference in what I mean by 'insight'. If I provided in a context window every manufacturing technique that exists, all
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by adampk 2y ago
I don't disagree that there is never a need for 'new data' to make progress. But there is plenty of novel engineering that can be done with 'new data'. Just needing insights and connections. But realizing that you c
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by adampk 2y ago
Agreed! Don't get me wrong, the statistical distribution modeling for human language is still SUPER helpful. And for things like legal/tax/coding, which has a lot to do with applying language patterns, this is a very big deal
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by adampk 2y ago
Interesting, could you give me an example? LLMs definitely can "understand" what I am asking at times when a human couldn't. They have more data to 'find similarity' to what I might mean. But I do not think you are
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by adampk 2y ago
The closest example I could think of is the (maybe true, maybe myth making) story of SpaceX using car wash valves instead of super expensive 'space grade' valves that did the same thing, and were orders of magnitude cheaper. Doesn
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by adampk 2y ago
Yes! The ChatGPT moment has warn off. And there hasn't been a step-change other than Claude Sonnet 3.5 + Cursor for dramatic impact (which is only for coding) since then. I 100% agree with you that AI is fantastic and it is a big deal
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by adampk 2y ago
This is the big idea in the paper, basically that CoT is limited for some complex problems because there is a class of problems where there is no 'textbook' way to find a solution. These are novel problems that need a unique metho
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by adampk 2y ago
In your view, does any company that does business with government organizations count as sucking on the government teat?
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by adampk 2y ago
I did not notice any implication of Americans being incapable of innovation. It is wrong and, frankly racist, to imply immigrants are used to suppress wages.
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by adampk 2y ago
What is the "killer app" for something that would take this enormous level of effort?
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by adampk 2y ago
If you work more hours and take more overtime, you will make more money you can use to build wealth. Seems like a clear link.
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by adampk 2y ago
> Retrieval Aware Fine-Tuning (RAFT), presents a novel recipe to prepare fine-tuning data to tailor the models for domain-specific open-book setting, equivalent to in-domain RAG. I cannot see the insight on why this is a for a limited do
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by adampk 3y ago
What is the best place to use hosted versions of these models? We want to interact with it same as the OpenAI API.
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by adampk 3y ago
Where did they openly lament?
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by adampk 3y ago
Yes it would be very hard to make a bad technology choice when you thought through the whole system
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by adampk 3y ago
It clearly explained what the design constraints were and why the technology choices met them
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by adampk 3y ago
"That data came to Meta through its Pixel code, which the tax firms installed on their websites to gather information on how to improve their own marketing campaigns. In exchange, Meta was able to access the data to write targeted algo
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by adampk 3y ago
When I hear animation I think of 3D character rigging in a 3D engine with animations. This seems to be text-to-video?
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by adampk 3y ago
I agree with you. A "everything is terrible" campaign. But who stands to gain?
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by adampk 3y ago
Taleb makes the point that this is not as simple as it seems. It is not the same people staying rich. https://medium.com/incerto/inequality-and-skin-in-the-game-d...

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