briian

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by briian 1y ago
I feel sorry for Steve Jobs
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by briian 1y ago
One thought I have from this is, Are OpenAI funding research into neuroscience? Artificial Neural Networks were somewhat based off of the human brain. Some of the frameworks that made LLMs what they are today are too based of our understand
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by briian 1y ago
Exactly, The developers of AI models do have a moat, the cost of training the model in the first place. It's 90% of the low effort AI wrappers with little to no value add who have no moat.
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by briian 1y ago
I think the key to ensuring you don't lose your own ability to think is to just delay the onset of using AI when solving a problem. The more deeply you think, you train your brain harder, but also improve the utility of the AI systems
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by briian 1y ago
The funny thing about vibe coding is that God tier vibe coders think they're in DGAF mode. But people who are actually in DGAF mode and just say "Make instagram for me" think they're in god tier. But agreed, there needs
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by briian 1y ago
So much of economics maths/stats is built on this one little trick. It's still pretty cool to me that A this works and B it can be used to do so much.
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by briian 1y ago
Unoriginal opinion: Andor is the best Star Wars TV Show/Film since Disney took over. But, the reason it probably did so well was they let people like Christophe just make something cool instead of overly commercial. I'd love to se
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by briian 1y ago
I think fine tuning is one of the things that makes verticalised agents so much better than general ones atm. If agents aren’t specialised then every time they do anything, they have to figure out what to do and they don’t know what data ma
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by briian 1y ago
This reminded me that the economies of scale in AI, especially inference, is huge. When people say LLMs will be commoditised, I am not sure that means that the market is going to be super competitive. As the economies of scale of AI get eve