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About karterk
kishore at typesense org https://calendly.com/kishorenc/30min
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Comment #45618823
Where is this, if I may ask?
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Comment #45099326
> The moat of the frontier folks is just compute. This is not really true. Google has all the compute but in many dimensions they lag behind GPT-5 class (catching up, but it has no…
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Comment #42931413
Satya saved Microsoft by doubling down on Azure and Cloud. Something that Balmer failed to do with Mobile.
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Comment #41530951
There are many different classes of problems that are affected by tokenization. Some of them can be tackled by code.
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Comment #41530841
Solving the strawberry problem will probably require a model that just works with bytes of text. There have been a few attempts at building this [1] but it just does not work as we…
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Comment #39172989
It's interesting how all focus is now primarily on decoder-only next-token-prediction models. Encoders (BERT, encoder of T5) are still useful for generating embedding for tasks lik…
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Comment #38769005
> Cows are treated very well in all the ranches I've been on. Unfortunately the entire premise of your argument is based on a personal anecdote that's a gross generalization of vas…
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Comment #37702177
For JIT-ing you need to know the sizes upfront. There was an experimental branch for introducing jagged tensors, but as far as I know, it has been abandoned.
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Comment #34739459
Can you give some examples of problematic C idioms in C++?
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Comment #33731307
Every billion dollar idea is a million dollar idea. Every million dollar idea is a 100K dollar idea. There are always smaller segments within large segments that you can go after.
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Comment #33380125
Yes, you can get a waiver if you apply for something called the "Letter of Undertaking" which allows you to not pay anything for exports. This was not available at the start.
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Comment #33380112
No, they usually are very brazen about that, but this time they are generally clueless.
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Comment #33369773
Back when GST was introduced, they asked all exporters of software services to pay the 18% GST and then claim a refund because exports are exempted. This was before they introduced…
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Comment #33369271
Here's the 2022 edition: https://twitter.com/mrohanshah/status/1579829414916784128
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Comment #32970396
What are some ways in which they are bad/broken?
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Comment #32854506
Yes, we plan to do that, but we will start off with first supporting raw vector data type and search on that.
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Comment #32436641
To offer a counter view: paper ballots were a huge source of fraud in India's elections until electronic voting machines were introduced. I don't wish to ever go back.
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Comment #32178870
Have you looked at TinySeed? But they don't operate at a Series A scale in terms of cash deployed per investment. I suspect that the power law of returns in VC model requires reall…