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saranormous
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Comment #35682675
A lot of people who can’t code can now use LLMs to generate usable code, so it doesn’t seem totally wrong? Example: https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1649477099353411585?s=46...
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Comment #35678992
host here. thanks for sharing Tim. highlights for me: Nvidia founding story, his pov on the durability of transformers, the two ways he runs nvidia (shipping reliable chips and exp…
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Comment #35678643
what’s the false statement?
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Comment #35642226
discusses the foundation model landscape, how they at nvidia decide to train models (or not), operating model at nvidia, durability of transformers, the h100 chip, what’s next
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Comment #35641174
discusses the foundation model landscape, how they at nvidia decide to train models (or not), operating model at nvidia, durability of transformers, the h100 chip, what’s next
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Comment #35583793
this is awesome. is there good research explaining methodology of feedback collection/desired dataset (beyond just relative human preference?)
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Comment #35583729
is there good background reading on ecDNA somewhere?
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Comment #35583682
nutmeg overdose? where’s the research
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Comment #33569320
do you have to review/publish the “chore” output for this to work? Thinking about how this applies to writing, when I don’t have the creativity every day, but it’s probably still g…
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Comment #28725603
startups aren’t a game of averages. the averages are definitely worse than the FAANGs. choosing well (and getting lucky) are paths to “definitely better.” It also depends on what y…
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Comment #12206310
this area is "strangely underexplored" because it could encourage the exploitation of desperate young people. to be fair, this market already exists (donors already earn money for …
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Comment #10692236
Agree that everyone's sense of time is changing. I struggle with this - I can't keep myself from speed-reading/skimming longer form text. I do think this is problematic, and not al…