evanmays

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Spreadsheets are all you need(spreadsheets-are-all-you-need.ai)
1493 points by evanmays 3y ago|164 comments
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Show HN: GraphQL Zero – AIs Mocking APIs(github.com)
7 points by evanmays 3y ago|2 comments
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by evanmays 3y ago
learning "true" UML seems like too much overhead. Perhaps something more flexible in the direction of ink and switch's programmable ink would be easier to pick up https://www.inkandswitch.com/inkbase/
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by evanmays 3y ago
The interface makes it look simple, but under the hood it follows a similar approach to jsonformer/clownfish [1] passing control of generation back and forth between a slow LLM and relatively fast python Let's say you're half
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by evanmays 3y ago
It's in langchain competitor territory but also much lower level and less opinionated. I.e. Guidance has no vector store support but it does manage caching Key/Value on the GPU which can be a big latency win
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A guidance language for controlling LLMs(github.com)
552 points by evanmays 3y ago|190 comments
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by evanmays 3y ago
not op, but there's plenty of use cases creating structured JSON on a server then sending it over the wire to the client
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by evanmays 3y ago
There’s discussion elsewhere in this thread what chinchilla actually means. I’ll only compare it to llama. Tldr; Chinchilla isn’t wrong, it’s just useful for a different goal than the llama paper. There’s 3 hyper parameters to tweak here. M
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by evanmays 4y ago
(one of the creators here) Can't believe I missed this thread. We put a lot of satire in to this, but I do think it makes sense in a hand wavy extrapolate in to the future kind of way. Consider how many apps are built in something like
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Sourcegraph Strategy(handbook.sourcegraph.com)
2 points by evanmays 5y ago|0 comments
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by evanmays 6y ago
Yes, I've seen this on Zora Protocol. They have a creator share X%. Every time the work is sold to a new party, the creator gets X%