avital

11 ms·

1.
by avital 1y ago
I think the Pro plan is $200/mo for everyone? (But honestly I don't know the GPU cost and I'm interested in this question)
2.
by avital 1y ago
Easily 5-10x or even more in certain special cases (when it'd take me a lot of upfront effort to get context on some problem domain). And it can do all the "P2"s that I'd realistically never get to. There was a day where
3.
by avital 1y ago
Not to downplay the issue you raise but I haven't noticed this. Every iteration I make on the prompts only make the request more specified and narrow and it's always gotten me closer to my desired goal for the PR. (But I do just d
4.
by avital 1y ago
I work at OpenAI (not on Codex) and have used it successfully for multiple projects so far. Here's my flow: - Always run more than one rollout of the same prompt -- they will turn out different - Look through the parallel implementatio
5.
by avital 3y ago
Greg had been writing deep systems code every day for many many house for the past few years.
6.
by avital 3y ago
For those who are interested in getting involved with online math circles (as parents or potential instructors), check out https://theglobalmathcircle.org (Jeremy, the author of this post graduated from our training program)
7.
by avital 3y ago
This isn't accurate. The bottleneck in very-large-scale-training BY FAR is communication between devices. If you have a million CPUs, the communication cost will be significantly higher than a thousand A100s (perhaps in the order of 10
8.
by avital 3y ago
OP here. I help run the Global Math Circle. Happy to answer any questions. Here's a short blurb about our approach and history: --- The GMC approach Our approach is to treat math education as an accessible mystery. We combine a small
9.
Accessible Mysteries: The Global Math Circle(theglobalmathcircle.org)
1 points by avital 3y ago|1 comments
10.
by avital 7y ago
The Netherlands has a digital government sign-in ("DigID") which works very well, secured using text messaging or 2 factor auth. With it you view all of your official documents across all branches of government. It allows for dele
11.
by avital 10y ago
That explains LIME, an older paper that's not the one being discussed here (but is referenced)
12.
by avital 10y ago
I believe this is solved by Mongo's "snapshot" method on cursors: https://docs.mongodb.com/v3.0/faq/developers/#faq-developers...
13.
by avital 10y ago
(Former Meteor core dev here) This is cool! Does Horizon also solve "optimistic updates"? If so I'd love to learn more details. For comparison, Meteor keeps a local datastore that updates immediately when data is mutated and
14.
by avital 11y ago
Hi, I wrote this blog post. We were trying to keep our API surface area small with one way to load data into components, but you're right -- we should probably /also/ add a ES6 base class as a second option, and let the peopl
15.
by avital 11y ago
Some people use Angular in Meteor and seem to prefer it over a MEAN stack. http://angularjs.meteor.com
16.
by avital 12y ago
At Meteor, we're building a complete open-source platform for easily building best-of-class, fast, web and mobile apps. If you've never heard about Meteor, check out the original screencast: https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
17.
by avital 12y ago
From https://github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/516#issuecomment-12919... : "If you think about it, if we tried to build all of the above on top of npm, it would be npm in name only. Even if Meteor packages we
18.
by avital 12y ago
Hi, I work at Meteor. Our office is in San Francisco, CA but remote is ok for some positions. We're hiring engineers, designers, community organizers, recruiters, and more. Interns welcome, and we'll sponsor visas for great candid
19.
by avital 12y ago
Blaze will support server-side rendering.
20.
by avital 12y ago
Hi, I work on Blaze. HTMLBars is an excellent project and indeed does share many design principles with Blaze. They also differ in a few ways. For example, HTMLBars plans to never support full inline expressions in templates, whereas that i
21.
by avital 12y ago
Hi, I work on Blaze. React and Blaze both compile templates or components into an intermediate representation for their HTML structure (React's JSDOM; Blaze's HTMLJS). A lot of the difference in how they decide what DOM changes ar
22.
Meteor 0.8.0: Introducing the Blaze templating engine(meteor.com)
109 points by avital 12y ago|47 comments
23.
Meteor demos reactive SVG(meteor.com)
1 points by avital 13y ago|0 comments
24.
by avital 13y ago
OP here. I love getting to work on these problems every day. If building these kinds of systems is your thing, drop me a line at avital@meteor.com.
25.
Previewing Meteor's new rendering engine: Using jQuery UI Sortable(meteor.com)
13 points by avital 13y ago|1 comments
26.
by avital 13y ago
Can acid-state be ported to Javascript?
27.
by avital 14y ago
> If you can change the light bulbs you can run a personal server. Uhh. You must have a really tech-savvy family...? I get asked about setting the microphone volume.
28.
by avital 17y ago
MooTools ( http://mootools.net ) contains all the capabilities of jQuery and Prototype.js, together with a very impressive class system which allows for better modularity in your code. It has a very supportive community and is being constan
29.
Personas: A colorful representation of how the Internet sees you(personas.media.mit.edu)
1 points by avital 17y ago|0 comments
30.
by avital 17y ago
I'm in.

More ›