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by geoffschmidt 3mo ago
That wasn’t my takeaway from it at all. I think he’s quite precise in his definitions and the point he’s making about Rust, even if I found the prose a bit fatiguing due to the LLMisms.
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by geoffschmidt 3mo ago
Personally I think that the world needs more of your optimism. But what does your crystal ball say about energy costs and political stability? It’s one thing to say that AI will help everyone create immersive games, but skyscrapers won’t be
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by geoffschmidt 3mo ago
I think their work earns "theory" because it makes specific predictions both about how to make more effective prompt injection attacks and what activations you'd observe in the LLM during those attacks, and can also be plausi
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by geoffschmidt 4mo ago
They were adopted by professionals long ago, and those highly tuned and validated proprietary models are going to kick the butt of the models that you have access to every day of the week.
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by geoffschmidt 5mo ago
https://cal.com/blog/cal-com-goes-closed-source-why
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by geoffschmidt 5mo ago
Claude is already shockingly good at reverse engineering. Try it – it's really a step change. It has infinite patience which was always the limited resource in decompiling/deobfuscating most software.
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by geoffschmidt 5mo ago
I'm not so sure about false positives being rare.. ZeroGPT flags the Gettysburg Address as 96% AI generated: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialInteligence/comments/1s0y... (I tried it just now and got t
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by geoffschmidt 6mo ago
And when you set them on fire, it lets the air and sunlight back out!
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by geoffschmidt 6mo ago
At 0:16 it looks like they're heating the board from below?
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by geoffschmidt 6mo ago
I think the origin is in the phrase, "Will the dogs eat the dog food?" which was common VC-speak in the 90's and 00's, referencing dog food commercials that once ran on TV, and meaning something like "this has been
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by geoffschmidt 7mo ago
I think Jessica Livingston deserves at least as much credit as Paul for YC's success in that early era, and IIRC he has the same view.
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by geoffschmidt 8mo ago
It's not "the largest representable number" because you're not representing numbers in any rigorous sense. If I give you 64 bits, you can't tell me what number those bits represent (first, because the rules of the g
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by geoffschmidt 8mo ago
FWIW, at the bottom of the landing page they credit Claude for “every line of code, tests, and docs”
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by geoffschmidt 8mo ago
Click the sandwich icon in the top right, then either Past Puzzles or Browse, and you can play more puzzles. (Or even create and submit your own.)
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by geoffschmidt 9mo ago
Heat is not by itself waste. It's what electricity turns into after it's done doing computer things. Efficiency is a separate question - how many computer things you got done per unit electricity turned into heat.
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by geoffschmidt 10mo ago
But see also the next section ("empowering experienced users"): > We are building a new advanced flow that allows experienced users to accept the risks of installing software that isn't verified
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Open source GraphQL jobs at Apollo/Meteor (remote OK)(meteor.io)
1 points by geoffschmidt 9y ago
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Apollo/Meteor is hiring systems engineers to build GraphQL tools (remote OK)(meteor.io)
1 points by geoffschmidt 9y ago
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Apollo/Meteor is hiring GraphQL tool designers and systems engineers (remote OK)(meteor.io)
1 points by geoffschmidt 9y ago
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Apollo (Meteor) is hiring(meteor.io)
1 points by geoffschmidt 9y ago
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by geoffschmidt 10y ago
The GraphQL ecosystem has grown amazingly quickly over the last year. It's definitely not a single-vendor technology at this point. Check out this list of GraphQL libraries, tools, and implementations: https://github.com&#x2
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by geoffschmidt 10y ago
Hi, Meteor cofounder and CEO here :) Our Meteor business is thriving and we beat our 2016 revenue goal by almost 40%, driven by strong Galaxy growth. We expect that to continue into 2017 based on what we heard from a survey of Meteor/G
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Show HN: Optics – GraphQL Analytics and Insights(apollodata.com)
7 points by geoffschmidt 10y ago|0 comments
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Query batching in Apollo(medium.com)
6 points by geoffschmidt 10y ago|0 comments
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by geoffschmidt 12y ago
There are a variety of theories of copyright infringement in the US: direct infringement, contributory infringement, vicarious infringement, and inducement to infringe. I don't remember exactly which would apply to the circumstance you
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Open source systems engineering work at Meteor(meteor.com)
1 points by geoffschmidt 12y ago
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by geoffschmidt 13y ago
I dropped out of MIT after a term (in 1999), raised venture capital for my first startup shortly after that, and went on to have a successful career. I never recommend skipping college to anyone. If you have a unique opportunity that can&#x
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by geoffschmidt 13y ago
Hazel thinks George looks exhausted and urges him to lie down and rest his "handicap bag", 47 pounds (21 kg) of weight placed in a bag and locked around George's neck. He says he hardly notices the weight any more. Hazel sugg
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by geoffschmidt 13y ago
It's not normally how classification works, but then there's the Born Secret doctrine that was (is?) applied to information about nuclear weapons: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Born_secret The NSA isn't
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by geoffschmidt 13y ago
Yeah, we have several big projects in flight, and we're shipping them in the order that they're ready. We push them out first as prereleases (which you can run by passing a --release flag to meteor, and it will automatically downl

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