@stratejake

Born too late to explore the planet. Born too early to explore the stars. Born just in time to explore the subsurface.

 SF
Joined February 2014
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every hardware founder to be absolutely drooling thinking about automating ports rn. like bro you do not want to attract the attention of the waterloo interns they will cook you in six months
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I would love an ELO-based restaurant ranking system Yelp reviews aren’t very useful. Everything is 3.5 - 4.5 stars. Tells me nothing. Same for Google Maps. The 0-5 scale just doesn’t get used properly because of social norms toward high ratings. What would work much better is…
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Here is the NVIDIA 4090(sm89) instruction Set. Please share kuterdinel.com/nv_isa_sm89/
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I hate how research papers are written. so much yapping in them. just get to the point bro
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what no-code people don’t get is that writing code is the easiest part of programming
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Replying to @anpaure
Just be a man and actually code something
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Perhaps the next bill we should pass is one where we can sue Senators and hold them accountable for the damage they do to their own economic futures.
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Replying to @futuristflower
i oscillate between “this is amazing” to “this is adult coco mellon”
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We need to talk about Human Alignment
Disclose.tv
@disclosetv10 May 2024
NOW - Left radical anti-Tesla mob attempts to storm the premises of the electric vehicle factory in Grünheide near Berlin, Germany.
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*will never stop posting this photo*
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Ya know more people might buy into the fear if they hadn’t said gpt2 was too dangerous to release, and then gpt3… and then gpt4…. lol
Tsarathustra@tsarnick4 May 2024
Sam Altman says the 10 most powerful AI systems in the world should have the equivalent of weapons inspectors
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Replying to @Geiger_Capital
"I don't think there's anything confusing there" says someone totally confused🤦‍♂️
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Devin just got debunked, no LLMs won't be replacing software engineers news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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Replying to @cremieuxrecueil
The new Turing test... Tell me your most offensive joke.
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Crémieux
@cremieuxrecueil6 Mar 2024
SF just voted to - cut down on bribes to public officials - give police more power while limiting the bureaucratic nonsense they have to deal with - to screen welfare recipients for drug use, and - to bring back algebra. If sanity can win in SF, it can win anywhere.
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I was continuously distressed at Meta over how few people in the VR org would actually talk to customers using the products, or even read the app reviews and user voice comments they had taken the time to write. Bold New Visions were way more popular than Fixing Broken Shit.
Aaron Levie
@levie1 Mar 2024
The best founders I know — no matter their company’s scale — thrive on doing customer support directly. There’s literally no better way to understand the pulse of your customer base, what features to build next, or where systems are breaking down. It’s always upside.
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Have you ever done a dense grid search over neural network hyperparameters? Like a *really dense* grid search? It looks like this (!!). Blueish colors correspond to hyperparameters for which training converges, redish colors to hyperparameters for which training diverges.
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Some of the greatest minds in the world are working at OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, etc. Why is the best interface they’ve come up with for chatting with AI an unsearchable, flat list of conversations? Why aren’t they mapping the ideas from your conversations? Why aren’t they providing a search interface trained on your conversations so you can find previous responses? Why aren’t they intelligently grouping your archive beyond date? Especially with the increasing commoditization of the underlying technology
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AI isn't catching up to "us", because AI makes us smarter. Any externalized cognitive device we invent (calculators, chess engines, LLMs...) becomes a tool for us to use -- a part of our "greater brain".
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It has been: ▸ 20 years since a commercial plane flew supersonic ▸ 30 years since America brought >1 nuclear reactor online in a year ▸ 50 years since astronauts have gone beyond Low Earth Orbit
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