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by yashvg 21d ago
We do our best to identify AI use and ban those experts - its not perfect just yet. Long term we are thinking of moving towards proctoring experts using their camera and screen capture. Hard to think of another reliable way.
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by yashvg 21d ago
You get matched with an expert in 30s to 3min, which then starts a back and forth with the AI agent and the expert which goes on for 10 to 60mins till the AI is happy. This works well for many tasks, but for others a more async mechanism wh
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by yashvg 21d ago
A lot of what's been discussed in this thread is what we're tackling at Humwork (YC P26). We're an MCP/API that connects AI agents to verified domain experts in real time (30s–3 min). Experts are vetted upfront by an AI
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Cognition Releases SWE-1.5: Near-SOTA Coding Performance at 950 tok/s(cognition.ai)
11 points by yashvg 11mo ago|8 comments
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The speed of light is the "spacetime exchange rate"(twitter.com)
6 points by yashvg 1y ago|4 comments
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by yashvg 1y ago
This thread offers a really elegant way to think about special relativity. The key insight is that everything moves through spacetime at speed c. It's just a question of how that velocity is distributed between spatial and temporal dim
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by yashvg 1y ago
Summarized by o3: 1. Why YC cares - VC “kill-zone.” YC says Google’s decade of default-search contracts (Apple, carriers, OEMs) froze half of all U.S. search queries, scaring investors away from search/AI startups. - AI inflection poin
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by yashvg 1y ago
TL;DR: YC just filed an amicus brief in the Google-search antitrust case. They tell the judge that (1) Google’s default-search/pay-to-play deals crushed the “kill-zone” around search, keeping VCs away; and (2) the coming wave of AI-sea
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Firebase Studio: A cloud-based, agentic dev environment powered by Gemini(firebase.blog)
6 points by yashvg 1y ago|0 comments
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by yashvg 2y ago
This behavior likely stems from RLHF training - at least for the part after the images of the scatter plot are given to the models. Models were probably heavily penalized during training for pattern-matching that could lead to problematic r
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Show HN: Chat Apple Notes – RAG and Semantic Search for Apple Notes(github.com)
2 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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by yashvg 2y ago
If you had the most knowledgeable entity ever at your disposal, would you only use it to ask questions within your 'field of expertise'? AI used this way isn't replacing expertise - it's helping people explore ideas, gen
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Did OpenAI's O1 Decipher the Indus Valley Script?(yashgoenka.com)
7 points by yashvg 2y ago|3 comments
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by yashvg 2y ago
A curious experiment: O1's attempt at decoding the Indus Valley script. It constructed a systematic analysis comparing patterns to known ancient writing systems and proposed translations. Looking for feedback from archaeologists and co
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by yashvg 2y ago
Imo you have to really lack imagination to not see use cases. I can tell you one use case from the top of my head that you may like. AI tutoring, especially for kids. I'd built a voice based language teaching bot for a young cousin of
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Co.dev – Turn your ideas into full-stack apps (YC W23)(co.dev)
3 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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by yashvg 2y ago
While I understand the desire to reassure developers, I think this perspective seriously underestimates the pace of progress in AI. Just 3-4 years ago, the idea of AI writing any functional code seemed far-fetched. Now they can handle many
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by yashvg 2y ago
Very cool. I have been using Phonecall.bot which has given me great results.
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Amazon hires Adept founders and licenses tech(techcrunch.com)
2 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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The secret bunkers of Ukraine's FPV drone pilots [video](youtube.com)
4 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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The secret bunker of Ukraine's ace FPV drone pilot [video](youtube.com)
4 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Should OpenAI give early access of their models to select companies?
1 points by yashvg 2y ago|1 comments
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by yashvg 2y ago
By swiping you force people to ‘rate’ everyone they see. You can then use a method like the Elo rating system to match musicians of similar skill levels (or desirability?) more easily.
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Inline-snapshot: create and update inline snapshots in your Python tests(github.com)
1 points by yashvg 2y ago|0 comments
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Control your browser using GPT-4 vision by AgentGPT team(github.com)
2 points by yashvg 3y ago|0 comments
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by yashvg 3y ago
Privacy.com - let's you easily make virtual burner cards that you can use for free trials and not worry about having to cancel the subscription on time.
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by yashvg 3y ago
Regex isn't hard, it's like abstract art. It looks like ugly nonsense at first, but if you squint your eyes, you'll start to get it.
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by yashvg 3y ago
I have been working on LLM projects for the past 2 years and I still share a similar anxiety to you. Will what I am building just be a small added feature inside a future ChatGPT or will an AI just be able to do it out of the box in the fut
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by yashvg 3y ago
I agree that a lot of crypto grifter seem to be moving on to AI. But it seems like the author is doing the same thing. Since no one is interested in reading his criticism of cypto anymore, he is now moving on to AI. Legend.
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Satya Nadella: Microsoft's Products and Open AI Tools Like ChatGPT(youtube.com)
3 points by yashvg 4y ago|1 comments

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