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by sgrove 3mo ago
Likely many points along the pareto frontier. Some will take greater risks and win (or lose); others will play it safer and slowly accumulate wins (or be obsoleted). Never mind the threat of letting these models write code that runs your bu
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by sgrove 1y ago
There's a followup study to identify the actual cause of such a surprising outcome https://www.arxiv.org/abs/2506.19823 The combined use of faithful-chain-of-thought + mechanistic interpretation of LLM output to 1
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by sgrove 1y ago
I think it's not going well? I keep getting to the start a new call page, it fails, and takes me back to the live page. I assume your servers are on fire, but implementing some messaging would help ("come back later") or even
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by sgrove 1y ago
Or even run doom in TypeScript's type system!
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by sgrove 2y ago
All of your examples have had multiple cases of going down, some for multiple days (2011 AWS was the first really long one I think) - or potentially worse, just deleting all customer data permanently and irretrievably. Meaning empirically,
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by sgrove 2y ago
I asked ChatGPT to rephrase your emotive reply into an expression of personal preference (which I think you were trying to express): > I feel that transforming such a wonderfully written story into a podcast with robot voices might resul
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by sgrove 2y ago
Does anyone have a pdf of all of the pages together? This seems great to listen to as a NotebookLM podcast on a commute to work on Monday. Better yet, if someone has already _done_ that Notebook Lm podcast and has a link to it, please share
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Video Game Generation: A Practical Study Using Mario(virtual-protocol.github.io)
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by sgrove 3y ago
Interesting! Always interesting to see the ideas in the air at the same time! https://linzumi.com/ Definitely think this sort of idea could become the "serverless" equivalent for ml-using apps. I'm curious wh
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by sgrove 3y ago
My absolute favorite overview of this - the video goes over both the explanation of the spaces, but also how it relates to a sort of understanding of reality itself! https://youtu.be/YX40hbAHx3s
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by sgrove 3y ago
That sounds pretty fun (once you're finished with it, I'm sure)! How does sniffing the USB work? Do you do that via some software/kernel extension, via special hardware, or something simpler? Do you find there are some USB de
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by sgrove 3y ago
Yes, that wasn't a priority here, but I also don't think it's much of a concern with e.g. GPT-4's `system` vs `assistant` vs `user` roles. Would be another thing to work on, but nothing worth doom and gloom. Although, &#
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by sgrove 3y ago
I’ve been doing the same thing with a number of projects, building chains of prompts from one api call to another e.g. for ConjureUI (self-creating, iterable UIs that come into existence, get used, then disappear) https://youtu.b
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by sgrove 3y ago
I haven't put much effort into it yet, but I've found it to be somewhere in the middle of an independent story teller and a human-amplifying story teller. For example, having it give you options that you can choose from (e.g. h
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by sgrove 4y ago
"Up or out" is perhaps a form of this - keep a stream of pressure over the org so you don't have any careerist settling in and (eventually) clogging up the productivity. I don't know that it's actually effective at
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by sgrove 4y ago
I strongly suspect you might be disappointed. Battery collection and recycling - even as “raw ore” - should be easily profitable with plenty of motivated parties eventually. In the meantime, redwood materials will probably make quite a bit
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by sgrove 4y ago
You should add a “tweet this movie” button that pre-populates the image and the title! I immediately wanted to share one of the funny suggestions.
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by sgrove 4y ago
> It uses php-wasm, which is a WebAssembly build of PHP. I'm very bullish on the application of wasm in general at this point. It's such an interesting combination of: * a reasonable compile target * a reasonable-to-im
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by sgrove 5y ago
Thanks so much, Darby!
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by sgrove 5y ago
Great to hear it Gavin, thank you for the kind words!
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by sgrove 5y ago
Plenty of plans, now we just need to execute on 'em!
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by sgrove 5y ago
Just finished an episode of Learn with Jason showing how to use this to build a small Spotify app using the Netlify Graph tooling: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1299016321?t=0h25m21s (the link starts at the first step o
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by sgrove 5y ago
It's technically possible on our backend, but we haven't opened it up in a user-facing way yet . Definitely high on the priority list though!
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by sgrove 5y ago
Thanks! The whole flow works really, really well inside of vscode with the GraphQL extension - you get autocomplete, docs, etc. And upon save, it's that same as if you had edited it in the web UI. It should even be compatible with the
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by sgrove 5y ago
There are quite a few, but as a recent public one - https://oss.love is built using Netlify Graph. It pulls in data via the GitHub API using Netlify Graph, as an example. Another simple one would be building a chart of Salesforc
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by sgrove 5y ago
Ah, then you're in luck! Down the road, you should be able to tell Netlify Graph how to map the boilerplate-y bits from the API to the screen, so you always get something that works (with your best practices implemented) that you can
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by sgrove 5y ago
One of the founders of OneGraph here, happy to answer any questions or talk about ideas! This is what we have been working on since the Netlify acquisition https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29253069 . Still early days and
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by sgrove 5y ago
I think the concern is that they've delivered zero vehicles (but even then as you say, with the caveat that they've delivered to employees). I haven't been following Rivian closely, but I was quite impressed by their PR eve
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by sgrove 5y ago
Seems like it'd be nice to have a bot that you could add, so you could click a button on the message and respond, "Hey, would you mind giving me your email and I'll follow up on this as soon as I get a few minutes?", and
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by sgrove 5y ago
It's an interesting question, but I suspect that there are other, easier ways of normalizing companies from those regions to be Delaware-based (or something that prevents it, perhaps in Singapore's case, not sure), whereas outside

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