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“So the smart extraction of like, document parsing, I was really impressed with. And they said, I think, yesterday, that they're going to open source that demo, if you guys remember, that like friends demo with the dots on the map and like, the JSON stuff.”
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“I think, to me, the biggest takeaway was like and I was talking with Mike Conover, another friend of the podcast, about this is they're kind of staying in the single threaded, like, synchronous use cases lane, you know?”
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“Effectively, the JSON thing is, they're doing the same kind of trick as Llama Grammars and JSONformer. They're doing that thing where the tokenizer itself is modified so it is impossible for it to output invalid JSON, because it knows how to survive.”
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“They've kind of deprecated plugins. They haven't said it out loud, but a bunch of people, but it's clear that they are not going to be investing further in plugins because the new actions thing is covering the same space, but actually I think is a better design for it.”
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“You listen to this dumb two minute long speech that I just got language not generated and I'm like, wow, no, that's making some really good points about why we should care about Pelicans, obviously I'm biased because I like Pelicans, but oh my goodness, you know, it's like, who knew that just getting it to talk out loud with that little bit of additional emotional sort of clarity would elevate the content to the point that it doesn't feel like just four paragraphs of junk that the model dumped out.”
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“I think of it as, like, the compilation you do, like, once you have something that's working.”
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“I think like a big focus of ours is on hallucinations, so always kind of like checking out hallucination and like conflicting instructions, etc.”
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“Your speaker swag was, like, not surprisingly, I guess, but like, really weirdly very nice. And it just kind of, like, showcases this attention to detail that I think, like, really kind of permeated the entire, you know, conference.”
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“Like, I think for them to kind of, like, own specific decoding models is going to, like, make a lot of sense compared to, you know, like, yeah, a lot of the, a lot of the hacky stuff.”
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“I think there are, even with function calling, like function calling, at least I haven't played around with it yet today, but previous generations of function calling wouldn't guarantee that your schema is matched.”
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“I oh, the GPTs and the assistants. I think you want to make one for yourself. Yeah, I do want to make one for myself.”
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“Is it not public? I don't know. He didn't tell me it wasn't public. Okay, alright, alright.”
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“Zapier on our side will take that natural language request and process that into an actual API, like the actual API call to a tool like Google Calendar, and then we all work on the response.”
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“I think so, right? Like, judging from today's trend, they literally are doing everything.”
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“I think you'll have to get some news people to actually speak, like, about the mission, about the actual product, but as far as I understand this no matter how much the product side will be, and there will likely be, there's so many people that are doing, like, so incredible stuff that people notice, like, you know so no matter how, like, how much of the business side will be, they're, like, committed to fully open source as much as possible, including data sets, including models that are, like, TraceMasters, for example, their model that's like trained on the occult and the physical and metaphysical, you can't expect OpenAI to let you.”
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“To compare, like, S3 costs like 2 cents per month per gigabyte, so it's like 300x more, something like that, than just raw S3 storage. So I think there will still be a case for, like, maybe roll your own rag, depending on how much information you want to put there.”
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“I actually, maybe let's clarify this point. I think I had to, somebody had to clarify this for me.”
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“A very important question everybody was asking, did the five people who got the 500 first got actually 1, 000? And I think somebody in OpenAI said yes, there was nothing there that prevented the five first people to not receive the second one again.”
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“I think, you know, the pricing is gonna follow some kind of exponential ling from now on.”
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“Assume these new modalities, you know, even, even the way that we program front ends, you know, and, and I have a long history of in the front end world, we assume text because that's the primary modality that we want, but I think now basically every input box needs You know, an image field needs a file upload field.”
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“There's an API booth downstairs. I don't know if you've seen it. I've gone and spoken to them.”
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“Simon, one clarification I wanted to do is that I don't think assistants are multimodal on input and output. So you do have vision, I believe.”
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“The GP four and GP three APIs have become, I think that's gonna be a game changer.”
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“If you hit the API, get the whole thread back, then count the tokens. But I think the API still really, like, sends you back the number of tokens as well.”
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“Like these and these days, 150 megabyte. Well, I don't know. I mean, react apps are leaning in that direction these days, to be honest, you know.”
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“I think that would be quite, quite interesting. But yeah, I think a lot of excitement and, you know, we just announced the, the Linux based launchpad, so we're on the side of the, of the builders.”
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“I feel like it's gonna be this new programming, where we'll just use natural language, and then refine it through dialogues. And I think that is the most natural way to do programming in the future, and the GPD App Store is showing us a glimpse of it.”
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“I actually don't want, don't know what his affiliation is, but he usually has pretty accurate takes on AI. So I, I think he works in the iCircles in some capacity.”
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“All solvable problems in the fullness of time yeah, but I think people it seems like for the chat GPT at least that they are really going after the broadest market possible, that means simplicity comes at a premium at the expense of pro users, and the rest of us can build our own GPT wrappers anyway, so not that big of a deal.”
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“I actually also interviewed Div Garg from Multion and I said, I've always maintained that vision would be the biggest thing possible for desktop agents and web agents because then you don't have to parse the DOM.”
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“I remember they talked about Stateful API, the fact that you don't have to keep sending like the same tokens back and forth just because, you know, and they're gonna manage the memory for you.”
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“I think a lot of the roles of podcasts isn't as perfect information delivery channels, but really as an audio and oral history of what's going on as it happens, while it happens.”
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“You know, I think the existing sort of lang chain and Lama indexes of the world are not very threatened by this because there's a lot more customization that they want to offer.”
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“The flip side of that argument is like, maybe it's very scary that we know, like now many more people understand the, the mistakes that these, these types of systems can make because we're all getting hands on with, with GPT, and this system is equally as problematic, and we're just oblivious to it because it's a black box.”
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“I think we're going to see a huge amount of GPT side projects, because it doesn't, it's now, doesn't cost me anything to give you access to the tool that I built.”
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“I think that's incredible I already saw some demos from folks from Roboflow that do like a webcam analysis like live webcam analysis with GPT 4 vision That I think is going to be a significant upgrade for many developers in their toolbox to start playing with this I chatted with several folks yesterday as Sam from new computer and some other folks.”
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“Like, I want to control when I'm using the gold model versus when I'm not, which I can do because I created myself a custom GPT that does what I need.”
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“Interesting to that if I do like a recap for a month, the beginning of the month, most of the updates don't matter, because like every, every, This, Yeah, nobody's gonna look at your notes, they're gonna have a GPT trained on your notes answering everything.”
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