tweezy

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by tweezy 1y ago
Just out of curiosity, did you set the reasoning effort to high? I've seen big jumps in performance between medium and high reasoning. Not that this is will solve your particular issue, but curious to see what settings you had. Edit: I
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by tweezy 2y ago
I wish I could find a link, but I remember a study that argued that large bureaucracies can actually impede authoritarian governments concentrating power. The idea being that when there are so many levers to pull and a disjointed system man
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by tweezy 2y ago
I think the issue is that this is not "dismantling the wheels of established power", so much as it is centralizing and increasing the power of the executive branch. It's not getting rid of all these bureaucrats in DC and givi
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by tweezy 2y ago
We do this as well with a lot of success. It’s cool to see others kinda independently coalescing around this solution. What we find really effective is at content ingestion time, we prepend “decorator text” to the document or chunk. This in
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by tweezy 2y ago
I've tried a few things that seem to work. The first works pretty much perfectly, but adds quite a bit of latency to the final response. The second isn't perfect, but it's like 95% there 1 - the first option is to break this
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by tweezy 2y ago
I think those people can, and often times should, be involved in the sales process. Espcially for big ticket B2B sales. But really those people just need to be available for demos, technical questions, etc. If those people had to do their j
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by tweezy 2y ago
I will say prior to experiencing this myself I felt 100% certain that what you said is the truth. It just makes sense. Now that I've had these experiences, I'm more like 90% certain that what you said is true. These experiences ad
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by tweezy 2y ago
I think the analogy still works in this scenario, though. Like once you've grown so much that your at capacity in your current setup, THEN you can invest in growing your business. For this restaurant this adding a new room or a new loc
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by tweezy 2y ago
So one of the most "out there" non-fiction books I've read recently is called "Alien Information Theory". It's a wild ride and there's a lot of flat-out crazy stuff in it but it's a really engaging re
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by tweezy 3y ago
Alertness early in the day seems to do the trick for me. I think of deep sleep as reaction to how alert I was earlier in the day. So on days I make an effort to activate myself early in the day, I will fall into longer deep sleep that nigh
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by tweezy 3y ago
I might add an except for Station Eleven to that rule. It was an excellent adaptation imo.
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by tweezy 3y ago
I've found a barbell shape to the response. People either seem to really like or hate it. Not too many people I know that are in the middle. I will say I'm one of the people that really like it. I'm a big fan of the first Dun
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by tweezy 4y ago
I think you’re right that the market for this is probably pretty small. But more so because these federated solutions won’t replicate the addictiveness and vitality of Twitter. I think the big thing that’s missing when comparing people leav
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by tweezy 5y ago
Is there a way you could do a “Wizard of Oz” or “Concierge” type of MVP for your first 5-10 customers? So instead of building something functional, you could use no code tools to design a custom front end for these early adopters and then h
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by tweezy 6y ago
I found this book to be extremely helpful. https://www.amazon.com/Moms-Call-Basic-Baby-Months/dp/098541... There's a section on typical days that really helped us orient our days. We also found that by follow
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by tweezy 7y ago
The link I provided does actually show every single forecast 538 has ever made. OP was wrong when they said it was the raw data they use to make the predictions. Check out the link I provided, it has everything OP was asking for.
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by tweezy 7y ago
Please look at the actual data on the linked page. Each of the csv files on that page has thousands of predictions 538 made going back as far as 2008. This isn't the raw data they used to make the predictions, these are the actual pred
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by tweezy 7y ago
Hey I don't have a dog in this fight, but I think this is the link you're looking for. https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/checking-our-work-data
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by tweezy 8y ago
Both your statements are just incorrect. The articles are reporting on efforts in coal mining towns to actually teach unemployed blue collar workers how to code. None of these articles were prescriptive, they were all describing events taki
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by tweezy 8y ago
It's times like these I wish I could afford a boat!
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by tweezy 9y ago
Thank you.