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Also check out his nanochat repo. I used the repo, claude and shadeform to train my own mini model for about $300. Would have been less but I screwed up and let the cloud gpu rental run for a few hours even though the training run errored out.
Of course the model was dumber than GPT2 but still it was a great learning experience.
I think i saw videos of drones w loudspeakers or dropping flyers w a telegram QR code but I don’t have sources.
25/75%. Plenty of stores are owned directly by McDonalds corp.
Do you see any benefit in doing this locally versus having Codex review the PR Claude generates?
Ha I just SPECed out a version of this. I have a simple static website that I want a few people to be able to update.
So, we will give these 3 or 4 trusted users access to an on-site chat interface to request updates.
Next, a dev environment is spun up, agent makes the changes, creates PR and sends branch preview link back to user.
Sort of an agent driven CMS for non-technical stakeholders.
Let’s see if it works.
I don’t think so. IIRC the desktop app is called Claude and it has a code option in the UI.
For over a year now, I’ve been working on Compute Prices (https://computeprices.com).
It’s been a great way for me to better understand the cloud GPU industry, learn about data collection, normalization and use agentic coding to build a side project.
One thing I’m working on is distinguishing spot vs on demand prices and listing those separately. Also, including inference pricing for non-text AI models.
What features or data would you like to see me add next?
This is really insightful. Thank you.
Your first two points jive with my intuition that an agents primaries should be a code execution sandbox, mounted files and git.
If you have any practical examples to share I’m sure a ton of people would appreciate it.
Can you say a bit more about evals and your approach?
Human Emulator offers agent based (near instant) quotes for any computer task.
I'm starting to add inference providers to computeprices.com, but if you even just look at GPU/hr rentals, there are some reasonable options out there.
I personally have been enjoying shadeform to build the GPU setup I like.
Yea looking at 60 day moving average on computeprices.com H100 have actually gone UP in cost recently, at least to rent.
A lot of demand out there for sure.
Yes i was surprised too. I think it's mostly newer models pushing older ones down. I think there's also a lot of competitive pressure in this market. And the GPU shortage is not really a thing anymore.
Good idea! I'll noodle on how to define that.
I’ve been working on computeprices.com as a side project for the last year to do just that.
Curious to learn what a “product benchmark” looks like. Is it evals you use to test prompts/models? A third party tool?
Examples from the wild are a great learning tool, anything you’re able to share is appreciated.
Working on computeprices.com - a cloud GPU rental price tracker
OP never said he wanted an alternative, just expressed surprise an alternative/competitor didn’t exist.
great article and I'm a fan of the chat style about section. kudos!
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Best simple and obvious explanation I’ve seen for the root cause.
So … probably most straightforward solution is to update local zoning laws to encourage a more communal style of living. Not communes but more along the lines of suburbs-as-village.
Find jobs we like, with more flexibility and a better work-life balance.
Commercialize GLP1s.
Spend it on wars.
What are your thoughts on SMRs as a concept in general? I’ve seen startup hype in this space but also watched YouTube engineers say it’s basically a non feasible approach.
Very cool. Fun username too. I know Estonia has been an amazing leader in this space. Any thoughts on how their gov digitization compares/contrasts with Ukraines DIIA efforts?
It’s both.