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Pachinko
“I like to recommend a fiction book because life is about more than evals. Recently, I read Pachinko by Min Jin Lee.”
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Shreya Shankar
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book / recommends
Pachinko
“I like to recommend a fiction book because life is about more than evals. Recently, I read Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. A really great book. Then, I also am currently reading Apple in China, which the name of the author is slipping my mind, but this is more of an exposition, written by a journalist on how Apple did a lot of manufacturing processes in Asia over the last couple, several decades. Very eye-opening.”
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01 / recommendation
Recommends Pachinko.
“I like to recommend a fiction book because life is about more than evals. Recently, I read Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. A really great book. Then, I also am currently reading Apple in China, which the name of the author is slipping my mind, but this is more of an exposition, written by a journalist on how Apple did a lot of manufacturing processes in Asia over the last couple, several decades. Very eye-opening.”
- Speaker
- Shreya Shankar
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
02 / recommendation
Mentions personal use of Pachinko.
“I like to recommend a fiction book because life is about more than evals. Recently, I read Pachinko by Min Jin Lee.”
- Speaker
- Shreya Shankar
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
03 / recommendation
If somebody is coming to you with a way to do something that's entirely new and not grounded in hundreds of years of theory and literature, then you should, I don't know, be a little bit wary of that.
“If somebody is coming to you with a way to do something that's entirely new and not grounded in hundreds of years of theory and literature, then you should, I don't know, be a little bit wary of that.”
- Speaker
- Shreya Shankar
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
04 / recommendation
Now, maybe you also, because these AI assistants are doing such open-ended tasks, you kind of also want to measure how good are they at very vague or ambiguous things like responding to new types of user requests or figuring out if there's new distributions of data like new users are coming and using your real estate agent that you didn't even know would use your product.
“Now, maybe you also, because these AI assistants are doing such open-ended tasks, you kind of also want to measure how good are they at very vague or ambiguous things like responding to new types of user requests or figuring out if there's new distributions of data like new users are coming and using your real estate agent that you didn't even know would use your product.”
- Speaker
- Shreya Shankar
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast