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by ksubedi 5mo ago
Let's not forget Qwen 35B A3B MoE. It gets better performance than this in all the metrics for a fraction of the memory / compute footprint. Sad to see all the non Chinese open source models being at least one generation behind.
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by ksubedi 2y ago
Starting to read again has significantly increased my attention span and ability to focus. It has also made me crave doom scrolling less.
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by ksubedi 2y ago
I have started using large language models for book recommendations. I can be very specific about what I am looking for and the recommendations are hyper personalized. If you use some sort of tool that pairs LLMs with realtime data like Gem
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by ksubedi 3y ago
Google Assistant is pretty decent. But as someone who is pretty much locked into the Apple ecosystem, Siri needs a reboot from scratch.
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by ksubedi 3y ago
So looks like the only allowed use cases will be for opt-in notifications and reminders.
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by ksubedi 3y ago
So is this going to be another clusterfuck like 10DLC? I am glad our company stuck with our guts and intentionally decided not to go outbound, but I almost feel bad for the startups that were banking on full outbound.
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by ksubedi 3y ago
Looks like the FCC basically killed outbound AI calling companies like Air.ai, and does not seem to affect inbound companies like ours ( https://echo.win ) Interestingly they explicitly mention AI generated voices, does that mean
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by ksubedi 3y ago
Our company https://echo.win/ provides inbound phone call automation and management using AI for businesses. Generative voices are going to add a lot of value to our product.
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by ksubedi 3y ago
I have had luck with doing this on GPT4 with careful prompting, but GPT 3.5 is pretty reluctant to respond with anything other than straight up conversational answers.
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Show HN: Echowin – AI Powered Call Management(echo.win)
1 points by ksubedi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ksubedi 4y ago
They do, but Azure also provides a different OpenAI service with different terms and SLA: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-service...
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by ksubedi 4y ago
I just saw that Azure OpenAI service has a SLA and OpenAI does not. I thought they would have separated the infrastructure for free ChatGPT users and paying API customers.
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The future of electric cars: will Tesla maintain its dominance or be overtaken?(wireshock.com)
1 points by ksubedi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ksubedi 4y ago
When the big earthquake in Nepal happened in 2015, I was working with a volunteer organization called Translators Without Borders to help with translation during relief efforts. Since I was in the USA I could not contribute back physically,
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by ksubedi 4y ago
This reminds me of AutoIt. It was a scripting language for windows that helped with UI automation, and it was one of the things that opened up the world of programming to me when I was 12.
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by ksubedi 4y ago
I quit Amazon a couple weeks ago to start a startup, and I felt like I was reading my own story at some points. The tooling was the biggest thing dragging me back. It's hard to get excited about what you are building when you have to w
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by ksubedi 4y ago
Love this! I built something similar using GPT recently: https://suggest.gift I had to switch from OpenAI's models to GPT-J because OpenAI's policies were restrictive. How did you get around that? My guess is that sinc
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Show HN: Suggest Gift – Get gift suggestions using AI(suggest.gift)
3 points by ksubedi 4y ago|1 comments
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Spotify vs. Apple Music Review – 2022 Edition(wireshock.com)
23 points by ksubedi 4y ago|48 comments
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by ksubedi 4y ago
I am not saying we can tolerate the other platforms, and there have been great debates and pushbacks on what those other platforms are doing too.
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by ksubedi 4y ago
Let me be the devil's advocate here, they basically have a map of your interests and likes and things that grab your attention. I am not saying China is going to do this, but if a malicious actor wanted to abuse this data, they could p
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by ksubedi 4y ago
What most people here complaining about the "40 mph" limit do not realize is that below 40mph is where it's hardest to implement proper self driving, as majority of below 40mph driving will be in city streets with pedestrian
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by ksubedi 4y ago
Next.js creates a good setup to create a React frontend application with server side rendering support out of the box. Pair that with Vercel and you get an amazing deployment environment with CDN, cloud functions, edge functions (middleware
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by ksubedi 4y ago
Similar for me, Next.js / Daisy + Tailwind / Firebase means I can whip out a MVP or prototype in weeks instead of months. Love the increase in productivity first tooling in web development ecosystem.
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by ksubedi 4y ago
Looks great! Another Tailwind based component library I love is DaisyUI: https://daisyui.com/
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by ksubedi 5y ago
Just depends on how you are driving it. I can tell the difference on Homepods, Airpod Max, my car (wired) and few other places, but barely on airpod pros and most other bluetooth headphones. And to the crowd that has their keyboards handy t
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by ksubedi 5y ago
Knowing Apple, their version of "cloud" servers would probably be some sort of SDK that lets developers build applications on top of their hardware / software stack, and charge per usage. Kind of like Firebase, but with Apple
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by ksubedi 5y ago
These are all complex systems where figuring out how to simulate them is a much difficult task than even reinventing reinforcement learning from scratch.
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by ksubedi 5y ago
I think you missed the whole point there. (Or maybe you only got a fraction of the point ;)
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by ksubedi 5y ago
I feel like something like Blitz.js is a better comparison instead of Next.js. Next.js is still very frontend focused and does not have a lot of key components needed by a full framework like ORM, Authentication etc.

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