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OpenAI comes for Hollywood with Critterz, an AI-powered animated film(theverge.com)
2 points by stanleydrew 1y ago|2 comments
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by stanleydrew 1y ago
> Still, my point is that my parking space isn't actually mine, so I can't modify anything in the garage. Presumably over time shared parking areas will get upgraded with charging infrastructure to keep attracting tenants.
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by stanleydrew 1y ago
> idk why we need MCP servers when LLMs can just connect to the existing API endpoint Because the LLM can't "just connect" to an existing API endpoint. It can produce input parameters for an API call, but you still need to
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by stanleydrew 1y ago
Technically it's not really much different from just giving the LLM an OpenAPI spec. The actual thing that's different is that an OpenAPI spec is meant to be an exhaustive list of every endpoint and every parameter you could ever
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by stanleydrew 1y ago
> I have a silly theory that I only half joke about that docker/containers wouldn't've ever taken off as fast as it did if it didn't solve the horrible python dependency hell so well. I don't think this is a sill
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by stanleydrew 1y ago
> Is this just junior devs who never learned it Seems more like it's fallen out of favor with senior devs who have moved to Go/Rust.
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Riza raises $2.7M to power the next generation of AI-written code(riza.io)
3 points by stanleydrew 1y ago|0 comments
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Muni Routle(muniroutle.com)
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
What risk do you foresee arising out of perverse incentives in this case?
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Customer development = learn and land customers(predictablerevenue-newsletter.beehiiv.com)
2 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|0 comments
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Also means you're not having to do a bunch of isolation work to make the server-side execution environment safe.
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Just-in-time programming(riza.io)
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
One of the design principles of sqlc is that SQL queries should be static in application code so that you know exactly what SQL is running on your database. It turns out you can get pretty far operating under this constraint, although there
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Andreessen Horowitz Ditches Miami Two Years After Opening Office(bloomberg.com)
9 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|5 comments
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Postgres Foreign Data Wrappers with WASM(supabase.com)
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Riza, Inc. ( https://riza.io ) | SWEs and DevRel Engineers | Full-time or part-time | San Francisco We use WASM to provide isolated runtimes for executing untrusted code, mostly generated by LLMs. Our customers do things like extr
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Why do we have to "get there?" Humans use calculators all the time, so why not have every LLM hooked up to a calculator or code interpreter as a tool to use in these exact situations?
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
I would argue that most sota models do know that they don't know this, as evidenced by the fact that when you give them a code interpreter as a tool they choose to use it to write a script that counts the number of letters rather than
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Yes, we are doing this at Riza[0] (via WASM). I'd love to have folks try our downloadable CLI which wraps isolated Python/JS runtimes (also Ruby/PHP but LLMs don't seem to write those very well). Shoot me an email[1] or
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Plug in a code interpreter as a tool and the model will write Python or JavaScript to solve this and get it right 100% of the time. (Full disclosure: I work on a product called Riza that you can use as a code interpreter tool for LLMs)
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
The fix doesn't require removing code though as far as I can tell. Could just add an if statement.
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
This completely ignores the power of network effects. Even if all regulation were removed tomorrow I doubt the market would accommodate new entrants.
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Yes, the word "only" is causing the confusion.
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
Presumably the code interpreter environment that you get with the OpenAI Assistants API [0] is identical to this ChatGPT environment? [0] https://platform.openai.com/docs/assistants/tools/code-inter...
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Running HumanEval Safely with Riza(riza.io)
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
What would this even look like? An 83b election is something I file with the IRS. Are you suggesting a company might have me sign a contract committing me to not file an 83b election? How would they ever find out if I did file, and why wo
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
No, although it could also be cashless. Early exercise is purchasing shares before your options vest, making you a shareholder sooner and solving a bunch of tax issues. The company retains the right (basically the obligation) to repurchase
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
What was the analog form? Just a really long string you could pull with a bell on the other end?
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
> Besides, thinking that QR codes can replace servers seems to indicate to me that the article author has literally no idea what they're writing about, if they don't even understand the basic function of servers... It just said
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by stanleydrew 2y ago
I could add revocation but then I'd need a place to persist the CRL. I could persist it back to the repo itself, but I didn't want to add more complexity at the start. It's probably worth considering though, so I've adde

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