robbiemitchell

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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
This appears to be an excuse to rep your own AI startup.
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
I get a better first pass at code by asking it to write code at the level of a "staff level" or "principal" engineer. For any task, whether code or a legal document, immediately asking "What can be done to make it b
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
One helpful addition would be Requests Per Minute (RPM), which varies wildly and is critical for streaming use cases -- especially with Bedrock where the quota is account wide.
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HubSpot to Acquire Frame AI, Unlocking the Power of Conversational Data with AI(businesswire.com)
1 points by robbiemitchell 2y ago|0 comments
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
For training, would it be useful to stabilize the footage first?
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Apple and Goldman Sachs Fined by the CFPB(consumerfinance.gov)
2 points by robbiemitchell 2y ago|0 comments
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
> some gimmick "key differentiator" and not necessarily easy to pull off or pay for
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
It wasn't even set up for success at selling. After years of raising 3 kids, you would think if I ask to add diapers to the cart, it would know something. But no, it would just go with whatever is the top recommended, or first in a sea
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
Asking even a top-notch LLM to output well formed JSON simply fails sometimes. And when you’re running LLMs at high volume in the background, you can’t use the best available until the last mile. You work around it with post-processing and
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by robbiemitchell 2y ago
Processing high volumes of unstructured data (text)… we’re using a STAG architecture. - Generate targeted LLM micro summaries of every record (ticket, call, etc.) continually - Use layers of regex, semantic embeddings, and scoring enrichmen
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
It is workable. It’s like $6/month. The real problem is that most people don’t want to pay for things.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
As a Zapier user looking to go with something private for new use cases, how does this compare to an on-prem n8n.io?
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
This is a huge bummer! I wonder why they removed the playlist station feature.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
You can do this in Spotify now by creating a playlist and then playing the station driven from that playlist.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
The context is a for-profit company. If a third-party using the API is doing so as a substitute for someone using the ad-supported site, the API will be priced to equal the revenue lost from using the site. If the people switching from UI t
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
That’s pretty much how insurance works. This is a 20% fee for DDoS insurance.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
The letter is a demand for action that assumes a conflict exists and the client is correct. It is standard. The recipient can acknowledge and agree or acknowledge and disagree.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
How does this fit in with Bard? I see no mention of Jack Krawczyk here, who is listed as its product lead.
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by robbiemitchell 3y ago
Same! I had a directory of info coded horribly by some CRM into HTML DIVs (not a table) and copy/pasting it into a text file resulted in a single column of names, contact info, kids, grades, etc. I asked ChatGPT to reformat it into a C
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
Executives has larger, permanent desks (or offices) that don’t get bothered, and never get kicked out of a meeting room — but their assistants will kick you out of yours. The problem is invisible to them.
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
This is a project I've always dreamed of building! Already pretty excited about some of the recommendations I'm getting in some niche genres. Feature request: allow me to auth Spotify and click a button next to each track to add a
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
You can connect code steps to other actions. For example, every Python code step has a reserved `output` variable which allows you to pass a list out to the next steps. It gets passed as stringified JSON: if it contains dicts, those values
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
The first example on the homepage is "Create an email drip feed campaign in under 2 minutes" This is not an advanced use case to be developed in house and owned by developers. This is bread and butter marketing or product engageme
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
Speaking as a tech-forward "business user" who uses Zapier _a lot_: a key benefit of Zapier is that it enables business users to work independently. Moving triggers and actions behind "developer-friendly" (i.e., develope
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The World Cup's New High-Tech Ball Will Change Soccer Forever(fivethirtyeight.com)
1 points by robbiemitchell 4y ago|0 comments
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
The important point here is that this puts a big decision in front of people before they get started, rather than treating this as something more like a post-signup engagement vehicle. For general adoption, every ounce of friction has to be
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
> The first thing you have to do when you sign up is choose a server > It doesn't hugely matter which one you are on because you will be able to follow users on all the others anyway > The server you choose becomes part of you
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
The US is not the only country raising interest rates. It's happening in developed countries worldwide. https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/central-banks-raise-r...
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
Figma turned ~$330M in investments into a $20B outcome and gave countless companies a better way to do their work. How is this a bad path for society?
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by robbiemitchell 4y ago
Here's just a few seconds of searching re: increased mortality for non-vaccinated: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-to-compare-co... https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71&#x2F

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