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Run frontier models on gaming GPUs(twitter.com)
1 points by eob 26d ago|0 comments
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by eob 2mo ago
Simon I hope from this day hence, your bio always includes: "Simon Willison, among other things, is an advocate for the inclusion of pelican geometry in LLM training datasets."
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What I learned building an AI book publisher(edwardbenson.com)
2 points by eob 2mo ago|0 comments
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by eob 3mo ago
I think because you don't know /which/ developer you're going to get. One interesting aspect of LLMs is that each one, weights frozen, can be thought of as a single developer whose work you have already evaluated. The co
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by eob 4mo ago
These comments are so filled with cool projects and visualizations I’ll throw my own out there: Trying to generate non-slop, print-worthy recipe books for different diaspora communities. www.robotbookclub.com I’m pretty sure the recipes hav
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by eob 4mo ago
This is how I write down recipes for myself! There’s got to be some cognitive archetype that works better with this style encoding.
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by eob 4mo ago
Do you have any suspicion about what is different between the backends? That's an absolutely bonkers statistic: it would mean spurious differences in hosting container overwhelm the performance differences between models.
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by eob 6mo ago
My guess it's just the emergent behavior that results when a company doesn't provide developers time to fix bugs. If their week is already booked full just trying to keep up with the roadmap deadlines, a bug ticket feels like bein
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by eob 8mo ago
You think like a person who’s debugged large systems failures before :). That feels very plausible.
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by eob 8mo ago
Some outlets reporting T-Mobile and ATT as well. I assume state on state cyber attacks are commonplace but get minimized to avoid public fear.. perhaps this will be the first notable one.
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by eob 9mo ago
I build coding agents for a living, and I'm struggling to map this onto the set of things I do at work. In general, interoperability and user choice are really important for us to get right as the community of people building AI platfo
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by eob 1y ago
Third party apps can’t use the network though. Iirc there’s an async message queue with eventual delivery that each app gets, which it can use to send messages back and forth with a paired phone app.
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by eob 1y ago
Bravo -- this is fantastic. I've been waiting for this ever since reading some interview with Orson Scott Card ages ago. It turns out he thinks of his novels as radio theater, not books. Which is a very different way to experience the
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by eob 1y ago
Or vice versa - perhaps some subset of the "thought chains" of Cyc's inference system could be useful training data for LLMs.
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by eob 1y ago
An aspect of these self-improvement thought experiments that I’m willing to tentatively believe.. but want more resolution on, is the exact work involved in “improvement”. Eg today there’s billions of dollars being spent just to create and
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by eob 1y ago
Are you comfortable sharing the video & lip-sync stack you use? I don't know anything about the space but am curious to check out what's possible these days.
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by eob 2y ago
This looks fantastic — congrats on the launch. As an armchair observer, the agents + browser space feels like it’s waiting for someone to make the open source framework that everyone piles on to. Proxy rotation sounds like a solid way to mo
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by eob 2y ago
There was an SF office of 18F -- IIRC it was in the building to the right of the Civic Center park as you looked at it from the Bart stop. They were great folks from every encounter I had with them.
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by eob 2y ago
Let's presume this gets developed to ShadCN/Tailwind level quality. In that world, what would be the tradeoffs between: - NextJs + Tailwind + ShadCN - NextJS + ?? + Shoelace I don't have a good sense of how web components com
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Ask HN: What policies should Sachs pursue as the new US AI and Crypto czar?
2 points by eob 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: An AI street hawker that negotiates and sells licorice(edwardbenson.com)
1 points by eob 2y ago|0 comments
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by eob 2y ago
Have you ever managed a complex, dynamic, changing system and found that the optimal size based on current conditions was 20% less than it was at some prior time? I can think of all sorts examples.
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by eob 2y ago
So GCS customers will trust their codegen product. (Engineers aren’t the buyer; corp suite is)
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by eob 2y ago
I think Taiwan is worth adding to the list of healthcare systems that folks study. I believe it may be similar to the Swiss system. Everyone has national health insurance, but you also get to choose where to go, and some doctors also offer
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by eob 2y ago
A Project Jengo grant for using Agents/LLMs to identify prior art could be a fantastic experiment..
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by eob 2y ago
This is still mostly true. Kids books also have bopomofo rubies, like the kana rubies in Japanese. And occasionally you'll see bopomofo as a typographic choice to represent a sound that feels more natural in Taiwanese amidst an otherwi
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by eob 2y ago
This is incredible --- @chearon thank you for open sourcing this! I think most folks probably don't realize how difficult it is to go from HTML -> PNG programmatically. You get hit with a thousand papercuts related to either Node&lt
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by eob 3y ago
Surprising to see another spacecraft at 1:30
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by eob 3y ago
This has some pretty great ideas within it. A few that stuck out to me in case others don't want to skim the full spec: Start with YAML/JSON/TOML, but then add: - Optionally strict typing and structs - Inheritance - Dynamical
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Show HN: Open-Source AI Adventure Game(ai-adventure.steamship.com)
7 points by eob 3y ago|0 comments

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