bost-ty

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   by bost-ty 9mo ago

   Hi! Do you remember the name of that competition? Super interested in that. I've seen your work at Hard Work Party before, by the way! Really cool stuff, glad to see you've also got the startup going as well.
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   by bost-ty 1y ago

   > In that way, the prompt is more interesting, and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone to go write a prompt because I dunno how to write what I wanna say, and then suddenly writing the prompt makes that shit clear to me. Bingo. It
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   by bost-ty 1y ago

   I hear you. But in this case, it seems like the author was mostly referencing academic uses of LLMs for either writing assignments or reviewing (academic) papers. Enterprise communications have their own carefully set requirements, but ofte
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   by bost-ty 1y ago

   I like the author's take: it isn't a value judgement on the individual using ChatGPT (or Gemini or whichever LLM you like this week), it's that the thought that went into making the prompt is, inevitably, more interesting&#x2
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   by bost-ty 2y ago

   Thanks for the reply, and I know I'm replying ~a day late to your comment. The near-term costs vs. the long-term payoffs of learning the math skills I was learning were pretty clear (immediate costs, opaque long-term benefits other tha
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   by bost-ty 2y ago

   I read this article because I wanted to learn more about their Math Academy experience, but I found the preamble and backstory a little long, which caused me to skim. Re: Math Academy, I used the service for ~3 weeks last year from a post h
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   by bost-ty 2y ago

   Seconding another commenter: a very refreshing job page and company outlook. Thank you for posting here!