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legendofbrando

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About legendofbrando

building personal intelligence, try it at www.monograph.me

Recent public activity

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    Comment #44927521

    I think this is precisely right. Like 100% correct. No notes. Exactly nails it.

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    Comment #43511112

    In similar news: my left hand acquired my right hand today in an all stock deal valuing the combined hands at $1T. Praising the announcement my arms noted on the deal: “With these …

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    Comment #42697903

    Huge plus one to this. We undervalue when to bet on data and when to be comfortable with gut.

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    Ask HN: AI to Teach Topics

    What are the best general products (i.e. you ask for the topic and it teaches vs. specialized) that can teach you about a topic using AI

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    Comment #42562066

    @simonw you’ve been awesome all year; loved this recap and look forward to more next year

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    Comment #41495596

    This is so cool!

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    Show HN: Monograph, a private, intelligent space for self reflection

    My cofounders and I were drawn to the question 'What if a computer could understand you?'. We've built Monograph, an iOS app we released in public today after testing over the last…

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    Ask HN: User communities that aren't Discord?

    Anyone aware of a user community product that has the simplicity of chat threads without the complexity of Discord/Slack? We’re trying to build a space where people can give feedba…

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    Comment #40500849

    You because you didn’t have to come out of pocket the high cost of a down payment, handle maintenance costs, deal with the risk of mortgage default if you lost your income, deal wi…

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    Comment #40024664

    The finding on simpler prompts, especially with GPT4 tracks (3.5 requires the opposite). The take on RAG feels application specific. For our use-case where having details of the pa…

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    Comment #39856522

    The point of the punishment is to tell you how much we don’t want you to do it. You get life for murder because we really don’t want people killing people. Fleecing them out of mon…

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    Comment #39682195

    Don’t do the cleaning and leave a medium review that politely says you were not informed of cleaning policy beforehand. Host has no way to penalize you (outside of a bad review) an…

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    Comment #39506221

    I’m not equivocating AI to these inventions, but imagine if this dour, pessimistic outlook greeted electricity, the combustion engine, the car? New things aren’t immediately valuab…

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    Comment #39479948

    I do hope you’re recognized. One piece of advice, I found myself this person once - it’s the road to burn out city to be the critical path answer to everyone on the team’s challeng…

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    Comment #39442540

    Still there for me. Kept meaning to spend the boot up time to migrate to Swift but have always been more keen to just get going. Now finally feeling a bit “forced” as I want to tap…

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    Comment #38875867

    Having done some of this myself, I’m curious your results on fine tuning vs embeddings. I’ve found the latter much more performant, but perhaps I’m thinking about fine tuning wrong…

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    Comment #38844755

    This is one of the best pieces I’ve read that articulates what it’s like to work closely with LLMs as creative partners.

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    Comment #38816305

    Surely one answer is to train (or aggressively fine-tune) a new model that doesn’t (or refuses) to produce these outputs and then - as exists already, augment that model’s understa…

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    Comment #38783793

    Agree. My view is we’re in the Napster moment and someone is going to invent the iTunes Music Store. Language models are a distribution mechanism for knowledge content—- in many ca…

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    Comment #38768629

    What’s the benefit of llamaindex over just storing documents in chroma and using chroma to query? I’ve done the latter and trying to understand if there’s a performance gain to the…

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    Ask HN: Usage Based Billing for LLM Apps

    Anyone in the hacker news community working on usage based billing solutions for LLM applications? For example where a customer could be automatically billed like carriers used to …

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    Comment #38672606

    Most people who dislike political people are failing to place the blame on the right actor. Sounds like this engineer has recognized how to get rewarded at their job and has adjust…

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    Comment #38672564

    Yes to this. Too many people complain about politics as if it is some “outside” force and not simply implicit in the way that human beings organize diversified interests. Since eac…

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    Comment #38629862

    When I try to create an API key it says that "We are sorry, but you do not have access to Early Access Apps" yet my domain does allow access to early access apps....

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    Comment #38589066

    Crypto thinking is always basically some version of how modern finance is broken, yet the solution is basically “hey consumers, whenever you buy something you’re at risk that you c…