naderkhalil

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Train a Reasoning LLM in a Weekend(developer.nvidia.com)
5 points by naderkhalil 1y ago|0 comments
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by naderkhalil 3y ago
We work with smaller data centers that have single node GPU capacity. So while there's a shortage for clouds that have capacity for clusters, we're focusing on aggregating single nodes behind a unified API. It works for our users
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by naderkhalil 3y ago
Hey! Co-founder of Brev.dev here and was in that video. We're actually a small team of 3-- makes it easy to maneuver when marketing and product are the same :) We were building cloud dev environments in 2021, which I now feel strongly
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by naderkhalil 3y ago
Hey, you could use a template on brev.dev to spin up a gpu box with the model and Jupyter notebook. Alternatively, the falcon 7b model should be small enough for colab
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Psychedelics reopen the social reward learning critical period(nature.com)
1 points by naderkhalil 3y ago|0 comments
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List of open-source LLMs with commercial licenses so you can fine-tune(github.com)
9 points by naderkhalil 3y ago|0 comments
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by naderkhalil 3y ago
Finetuning a smaller model leading to better performance seems like a significant finding that'll lead to a lot of companies fine-tuning their own internal "ChatGPT"s
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by naderkhalil 3y ago
That makes sense, Brev.dev is a really simple way to run your code on a configured GPU without having to change your code. It'll also optimize your GPU to save money when possible.
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
Hey, founder of Brev.dev here. Brev lets you suspend the instances when not in use, and also auto-stops it after 3 hours of inactivity to avoid expensive surprises. Would love for you to give it a shot
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
yeah absolutely. I think interacting with chrome and also parsing/iterating files were hard parts that ChatGPT breezed through.
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
That would be a great follow on. I posted the repo if you want to leave any feedback or help me continue building it out: https://github.com/brevdev/dev-browser
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
ChatGPT has opened my eyes to how powerful Bash can be. Interesting idea about branching full workflows and not just the browser.
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
It's surprisingly good at helping figure out what went wrong. Try asking it "something went wrong and I'm not sure what. What should we try next?"
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
100%, also just looking up dev docs for frameworks. Something like "write a post API in Golang's Gin framework" instead of looking up what that syntax was again
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
Totally! I found ChatGPT to be more helpful in this use case since it outputted full code snippets instead of generating it line by line. The context was also extremely valuable in making iterations (like "make it work for mac")
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Using ChatGPT to make Bash palatable(brev.dev)
176 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|144 comments
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Automatically setup Dreambooth on a GPU environment(brev.dev)
2 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|0 comments
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
Congrats on this launch. Super valuable product
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Using Brev to decrease our AWS instance costs by up to 94%(brev.dev)
3 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|0 comments
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
The GPU described in the blog post is $1.45/hr. You can also deploy it in your AWS account
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Run Stable Diffusion in 4 minutes(brev.dev)
9 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|5 comments
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by naderkhalil 4y ago
Oh wow! Just updated. Thank you for pointing this out
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Our experience upgrading from go v1.17 to v1.18 for generics(brev.dev)
14 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|4 comments
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Our experience migrating to Golang v1.18 for generics(brev.dev)
7 points by naderkhalil 4y ago|0 comments
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by naderkhalil 5y ago
This is a very clever approach. After reading through the comments, I really appreciate your focus on ecosystem impact. This seems to be one of the most direct approaches to solving the climate crisis. I'm rootin for y'all!
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by naderkhalil 5y ago
We felt the same way. This Paul Graham quote is funny “If Zoom were the default and someone just invented face to face, it would seem like an amazing step forward.” We’re growing our team and are in person in SF if you’re interested: nader
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by naderkhalil 5y ago
This is a huge pain, mostly stemming from using the same computer for different projects, because dependencies start to conflict. Big companies (fb, google, workday) solve this with cloud-hosted dev environments. Cloud environments let me c
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by naderkhalil 5y ago
This is a really powerful tool. The interface is so slick, honestly hats off, well done!!
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by naderkhalil 5y ago
If you've scratched your own itch, find more people with your own itch. Try to onboard every user: this let's you show them how to use it, and you'll learn more watching them use it than any second-degree data you pick up.
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by naderkhalil 6y ago
I used to use Roam before the $15/mo pricing (might be more than any subscription I have today). I've tried using a bunch of different notetaking apps: notion, obsidian...but I keep returning to my Apple notes. Looking forward to

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