The All-In Podcast David Sacks Chamath Palihapitiya david friedberg @jason

I spent the last few weeks reading papers on LLM text classification Some practical takeaways below 🧵(1/9)

Stripe cc Jeff Weinstein low hanging UI improvement that would help new dashboard users: semantic search over your UI would match queries like "add user to account" to the page the user intends to go to. You shouldn't need to know the magic word "member" to get there

Anyone else notice that #LLaMA3 performs differently on Groq Inc's API than it does locally? I’m running llama3-8b-8192 (instruct) via ollama on an M1 mac and seeing consistently better accuracy than the same model on groq for the same tasks (mostly 0-shot text classification)

Theory for B2B SaaS: the smarter your customers seem, the more likely you're nearing product-market-fit

There's consensus emerging among VCs that #LLMs will make software companies look more like services businesses because software will own a task end-to-end instead of merely enabling a human to work on a task faster. I've seen this from partners at NFX , Foundation Capital, and

PSA: gpt4o's behavior is chaotic and unpredictable when temp is set just above the default (of 1.0). [0] Past temp of 1.1 we're seeing nonsense responses in multiple languages and character sets [0] platform.openai.com/docs/api-refer…

We've reached the point in platform maturity where businesses need to concern themselves with building for a niche, or delivering features Apple won't go after, else risk feature absorption 1Password is a good example, growing out of Apple's ecosystem. techcrunch.com/2024/06/18/ios…

Trying to get a sense of developer attitudes about data privacy. Please pick the option that best fills in the blanks in the sentence below: I am building a (B2B | B2C) product and am (happy | unhappy) with our privacy practices. e.g., pick choice 1 if you're working on a

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Today's your lucky day, folks. ATLAS is winding down, which means Joshua Shroyer -- an awesome engineer, person, and friend -- is on the market. I met Josh 8 years ago while working at another startup. It was immediately clear to me that he was a brilliant engineer.