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synaesthesisx
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About synaesthesisx
Currently building at the intersection of AI & Healthcare.
hn(at)shree.io
Twitter.com/shreezus42
Interests: Machine Perception/AI/Healthcare/Technology/Space/Early Stage Investing e/acc
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Comment #38639011
This is exactly what we need to enable true embodied AGI - think “mirror neurons” but for robotics. General-purpose humanoid robots capable of interfacing with our physical world w…
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Comment #38550609
Anyone know if they're using TPUs for inference? It'll be real interesting if they're not bottlenecked by Nvidia chips.
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Comment #38511285
A former colleague of mine is at Meta thanks to this exact strategy. There are also apparently leaked question banks available to facilitate the process!
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Comment #38450919
The difference is, we're soon going to have autonomous agents that do all the PRs for us.
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Comment #38411465
It's astounding just how quiet EV's are; they can make you hyperaware of other noises (hence why this page exists).
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Comment #38408767
IMO, one of the most interesting problem spaces is in cooperative behaviors between autonomous agents.
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Comment #38387150
Remember, about a month ago Sam posted a comment along the lines of "AI will be capable of superhuman persuasion well before it is superhuman at general intelligence, which may lea…
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Comment #38376825
If we achieve AGI it has the potential to capture most (if not all) economic value. Larry Summers was a deliberate choice indeed.
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Comment #38344541
Yes, however they’ll be shielded from lawsuits from OpenAI at Microsoft.
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Comment #38341841
This is unfortunate, and likely stems from the recent accident that caused the loss of their CA license suspension, which may have jeopardized their upcoming fundraising. Perhaps K…
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Comment #38313194
What I find incredibly odd is the lack of a Microsoft board seat, considering their large ownership in OpenAI. Something does not add up.
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Comment #38311467
I don’t think this is necessarily what happened (the CFO would certainly be implicated and it appears they were spared).
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Comment #38260085
Are you noticing this with the API too? I’ve observed inconsistencies in response time via API (v4-T)
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Comment #38121349
Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at this time. Technologies/Skills: Technical product management, engineering management, data science, Python, SQL, A…
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Comment #38103618
Precisely. I do utilize coworking spaces quite a bit, however I tend to go in on days where I don't have many calls scheduled. Also, my home office setup (ultra wide external monit…
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Comment #37603046
Or you're a subscriber to /r/wallstreetbets
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Comment #37528305
McKinsey sells the "idea" that they're experts that know what they're doing, rather than actually doing a good job.
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Comment #37377852
The adaptation of "The Night Manager" is excellent IMO. It's a miniseries of sorts (only 6 episodes), however Hugh Laurie & Tom Hiddleston deliver top-notch performances. It's avai…
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Comment #37333968
That's per flight. Invest in a pair of noise-cancelling headphones and it will pay for itself. Personally, I can't imagine air travel without them.
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Comment #37303646
If it happens to be AMD, there are promising new treatments in testing. This was just posted today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37295409
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Comment #37244259
I’ve been a longtime Nvidia investor (since ~2014 or so) and have no plans on selling anytime soon. Their market dominance will be tough to unseat, and the only other company makin…
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Comment #37154494
How this compare to just running llama.cpp locally?
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Comment #37068950
Fair warning - tools like SageMaker are good for simple use cases, but SageMaker tends to abstract away a lot of functionality you might find yourself digging through the framework…