nitroedge
Joined 1 year ago
Joined 1 year ago
Instead of forcing your ideas or brainstormed concepts onto the AI and make it pick, you ask reverse questions which won't include any of your bias such as starting out with:
"If I were to build the best homelab for a coder, what key things should I be aware of and do?" or "What are some key questions to ask you if I want to best solve this problem <then state problem>"
For example, if I liked building sandcastles and it took hours to carve everything. Then someone comes along and offers me a tool that enables me to dream of a sandcastle in my head and then it appeared... It would be hard to not use that tool the next time I wanted to build a sandcastle.
https://www.businessinsider.com/andrej-karpathy-ai-gap-widen...
At the end of the interview he said Palantir wasn't part of the AI White House agreement but they did attend.
(edit: replaced he with car owner)
I remember there was a site awhile ago that listed Ollama instances which were made open to the public and had the # of tokens/sec throughput beside each one.