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by dschnurr 9mo ago
Nice! Something must be in the air – last week I built a very similar project using the historical archive of all-in podcast episodes: https://allin-predictions.pages.dev/
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Show HN: Using LLMs to extract and grade predictions from the All-In Podcast(allin-predictions.pages.dev)
1 points by dschnurr 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dschnurr 3y ago
Hi folks – I work at OpenAI and helped build this page, awesome to see it on here! Heads up that it's a bit out of date as GPT4 has a different tokenizer than GPT3. I'd recommend checking out tiktoken ( https://github.co
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by dschnurr 4y ago
I gave this a try: https://twitter.com/_dschnurr/status/1514673929209614337
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by dschnurr 5y ago
OpenAI engineer here. Cloning this project and running it locally with your own API key does not violate any policies. However the way this project is configured, publishing it to the web would expose your API key in the client-side source
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by dschnurr 5y ago
Sure there will be middlemen trying to profit due to asymmetry of information / technical knowledge. But as technology marches along the barriers to entry of launching new things trends to zero. Smart creators are increasingly harnessi
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by dschnurr 5y ago
The creator is almost always the artist. Provenance is what gives NFTs their value. The value of a Beeple NFT minted by a random user is $0.
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by dschnurr 5y ago
Some artists choose to attach "perks" to their NFTs – i.e. meet and greets, access to private communities. They could choose not to honor these perks for NFTs held by contracts. They could even choose to re-mint the work if the ne
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by dschnurr 5y ago
The people receiving royalties are the artists in these cases – instead of the record companies, instagrams, and etsys of the world. I fail to see how this won't be a net positive for wealth equality when we're shifting the advant
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by dschnurr 6y ago
Gov-supported digital currencies would mostly streamline things and replace existing bloated and slow programs. Imagine the current stimulus situation – instead of sending checks to people they could just press a button and immediately send
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by dschnurr 6y ago
This is cool! What tech/service are you using to handle accepting payments & paying out to event creators? To my knowledge you can't use stripe for things like this (though maybe I'm wrong)
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by dschnurr 6y ago
going public at any point after nov '19 probably would have been a disaster for most employees due to lockup period. Let's say I have $1M of RSUs at IPO – fed+state gov wants 450-500k for taxes total. When I went through Uber IPO
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by dschnurr 6y ago
> "human genome" sized project to create an accurate physics engine and a chemistry engine bingo. this would insanely impactful long term.
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Ask HN: Startups/Companies Working on Simulation?
4 points by dschnurr 6y ago|3 comments
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by dschnurr 6y ago
If they end up using Rome internally that should be a good sign that it will be supported for years to come. React has been very well maintained for the past 5+ years.
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by dschnurr 6y ago
Starting a new JS project these days can be a huge hurdle for many users because they have to manually set up all the compilation/linting/testing/formatting etc infrastructure, each of which have multiple possible libraries,
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Show HN: Dashboard comparing Covid-19 spread over time by US state/county(us-covid-tracker.com)
1 points by dschnurr 6y ago|0 comments
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by dschnurr 6y ago
I'm building a no-code web app development platform. There are numerous existing tools in this space, but I don't think anyone has really hit the sweet spot of having the same composability/reusability/conditional benefi
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by dschnurr 7y ago
Naval Ravikant on Joe Rogan. Probably the highest wisdom per minute piece of media I've ever consumed.
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by dschnurr 7y ago
One that I heard about last year and have been following – https://www.smallrobotcompany.com/
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by dschnurr 7y ago
Hopefully nobody uses an article like this to really inform their decision on which to use. Last month there was a reddit discussion that outlined some really compelling accessibility-related reasons to use tabs, worth a read: https:/
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by dschnurr 7y ago
Reasons to prefer tabs: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/c8drjo/nobody_t...
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Manifold: Uber's Machine Learning Visualization Tool(eng.uber.com)
5 points by dschnurr 8y ago|0 comments
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On “easter eggs” in open source UI libraries(medium.com)
3 points by dschnurr 8y ago|0 comments
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Better reusable react components with the Overrides pattern(medium.com)
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Uber Commissions Study to Understand Curbside Productivity(medium.com)
2 points by dschnurr 8y ago|0 comments
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by dschnurr 8y ago
Good tips. How are you killing remaining zombie Chrome processes? Just polling the processlist and running "kill" commands?
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by dschnurr 8y ago
I'm using dumb-init for the main node process in my docker container (node in-turn spawns chrome instances via puppeteer as requests come in). Is there a way to use dumb-init for each individual chrome instance as well? Or are you sugg
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by dschnurr 8y ago
Hey Joel–awesome service and post. Your tip about parallelizing via browser instances instead of tabs resonated with me as I've had a lot of headaches with one bad request taking down a full instance. That said, it does seem like the c
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by dschnurr 9y ago
No – the services will likely own the cars (much like Waymo owns these chrysler pacificas).

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