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If your tooling gains attention, will you take seed money from rich VCs? When the product succeeds and you get offers to exit, would you sell to the uber-wealthy? They will exploit…

Human drivers that are at fault face repercussions that affect the rest of their lives. Robot drivers that are at fault face repercussions of a minuscule fine and a "sorry... again…

Could you share a bit more about semantic chunking with Phi? Any recommendations/examples of prompts?

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Words with capital letters typically have higher token counts. This causes the LLM to apply attention differently.

> Those impoverished kids you talk about are often lactose intolerant. Exactly. Same goes for other common allergies options like legumes, seafood, and gluten. That's why you provi…

No one thinks that peanuts and vegetable oil combine into some magic superfood, yet Plumpy'nut is concretely beneficial to keeping people fed and healthy. Now, consider this same r…

Its impossible to have a sane conversation about nutrition, especially in a historical context, when addressing folks' anecdotal cultural notions of what foods make their body feel…

> When did we become so comfortable with the government mandating presentation of papers and tracking of private transactions? After Timothy McVeigh blew up a building with a truck…

If this is the case, you are merely writing a piece of "our interview process is entirely average." I don't know about you, but 5-6 hours is standard. What's the point of breaking …

To start, thanks for the self-submitted promo piece on your company. If you want publicity, earn it. You ought to make a statement about this fact in the comment section. Or, submi…

Dear Blaine/Solve-employee, we know this is you. Be honest with us and just post on the OP account. Faking it is even worse than self-promotion spam. :)

Oakland, CA is a strong contender if you step back. Especially for one of a Stephensonian-styled second-wave cyberpunk. It even plays a part in Neuromancer. It has its dark parts a…

> How do you do that without some basic understanding of computer science-y stuff? > How do you define "scalable", how do you measure it? How can you have some intuition about a de…

> You can't really test a candidate with real-world workloads, can you. But you can test a candidate with imaginary non-workloads?