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This thread seems hidden in hackernews, you might want to repost this AMA on reddit? In the right sub it will get a lot more attention.

As for my question, I'm curious of what the tech stack were at that time, and if you think we can finally produce that in real time now? Including even crossing the uncanny valley which I think is still challenging even now 25 years later.

seamless latex integration is a winner for me!! will definitely spread the words for this

Tiny context window is killing it.

Would you share the salary range?

It would also be interesting to know the reverse question: anyone ever got a job from who's hiring thread?

Did you spend as much on product development too?

Hi when you say 'San Carlos, CA / Remote', does it mean we have to be in San Carlos, CA but able to work remotely? Do you accept applicants from outside the US?

Very interesting roles! Do you have any remote from UK opening?

Mine cryptocurrency is the obvious answer.

Once you're done building a working system to do the above, you'd have basically built a blockchain.

Could you share what are these bio hacker spaces, for example?

Can it be used to call numpy, pytorch etc? If not, it's useless

I'm interested to build something like this too. Would you open source it so we can collaborate? It's surprising how few OSS alternatives exist for low-code programming.

For chess application i mean

I bet if you benchmark your n-gram vs GPT-2, it will perform the same.