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naderkhalil

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About naderkhalil

Co-founder of Brev.dev | YC W20 | UCSB

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    We work with smaller data centers that have single node GPU capacity. So while there's a shortage for clouds that have capacity for clusters, we're focusing on aggregating single n…

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    Hey! Co-founder of Brev.dev here and was in that video. We're actually a small team of 3-- makes it easy to maneuver when marketing and product are the same :) We were building clo…

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    Hey, you could use a template on brev.dev to spin up a gpu box with the model and Jupyter notebook. Alternatively, the falcon 7b model should be small enough for colab

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    Finetuning a smaller model leading to better performance seems like a significant finding that'll lead to a lot of companies fine-tuning their own internal "ChatGPT"s

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    That makes sense, Brev.dev is a really simple way to run your code on a configured GPU without having to change your code. It'll also optimize your GPU to save money when possible.…

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    Hey, founder of Brev.dev here. Brev lets you suspend the instances when not in use, and also auto-stops it after 3 hours of inactivity to avoid expensive surprises. Would love for …

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    yeah absolutely. I think interacting with chrome and also parsing/iterating files were hard parts that ChatGPT breezed through.

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    That would be a great follow on. I posted the repo if you want to leave any feedback or help me continue building it out: https://github.com/brevdev/dev-browser

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    ChatGPT has opened my eyes to how powerful Bash can be. Interesting idea about branching full workflows and not just the browser.

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    It's surprisingly good at helping figure out what went wrong. Try asking it "something went wrong and I'm not sure what. What should we try next?"

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    100%, also just looking up dev docs for frameworks. Something like "write a post API in Golang's Gin framework" instead of looking up what that syntax was again

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    Totally! I found ChatGPT to be more helpful in this use case since it outputted full code snippets instead of generating it line by line. The context was also extremely valuable in…

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    Congrats on this launch. Super valuable product

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    The GPU described in the blog post is $1.45/hr. You can also deploy it in your AWS account

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    Oh wow! Just updated. Thank you for pointing this out