yea maybe idea guy is the only edge for us humans

this has not been the case for me using o3. at least on a technical level it has ignored requests or suggested alternatives a handful of times

Love to see ETH community be unabashedly bullish: 

https://ethdigitaloil.com

80k ETH? i like that kind of moonboi energy

aichannel

Hacker founder using ai to coordinate onchain economies /tenfold, nounish channel client /comint

More: rubinovitz.com

Writer, podcaster, and commentator on foreign affairs and politics. Runs /dropglobalnews

Clanker Broadcasting Service /cbs

if ur not training ur own domain specific models wyd?

Nouns

Its been almost a month since we launched Nouns Grants -- a few takeaways:

Application format

- The application form is performing well with >1 new application per day at current rate. Required video seems like a big boon; adding credibility and ease of digesting proposals. Surprisingly, outright spam has been very low and (subjectively) the quality of applicants high.

- So far so good. Lots of growth potential. However, two downstream bottlenecks adds uncertainty and make it awkward to heavily promote Nouns Grants. Lets take a look at each and how they can be solved:

1/4

i'm not sure, totally makes sense to do so

i now understand why ai companies have a ton of employees. it takes an army to label the data

still amazes me that for the cost of the entry level mbp you can purchase a computer to run decently sized models at low latency 24/7

those that have trained models using synthetic data generation in the past, what tips or tricks have you learned along the way that led to the best results?

lmao seems like the new bg agents feature will be useful for u

Designing and building AI systems

https://agents.gladio.ai

Meridian Radiopharmaceuticals
https://www.meridianradiopharmaceuticals.com/

if you have not seriously factored in a fast takeoff scenario into your decision making process, whats stopping you?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19897060

writing code in a lot of domains. most software barely works so its nothing to feel bad about. the world is messy and leads to a lot of edge cases so usually the more you can reduce complexity in your thought process and embrace systems thinking the better it will be. kinda abstract, not sure if that helps :P

wiz

@wiz