Nicolay Gerold

When you are hungry you secrete glucagon, which extracts stores of energy out of the liver and the muscles. When these are depleted you use body fat. Consuming carbohydrates or fats first causes a spike in glucose often triggering you eat more. If you eat the fibrous things first, it blunts the increase of glucose and the increase of glucose of... See more

The idea is that humans will always remain in command. Essentially, it’s about setting boundaries, limits that an AI can’t cross. And ensuring that those boundaries create provable safety all the way from the actual code to the way it interacts with other AIs—or with humans—to the motivations and incentives of the companies creating the technology.... See more

Trying to get a better understanding of how prompts work in relation to fine-tunes, and trying to see if any of them are actually reliable enough to be used in a "production" type environment.

My end goals are basically

• A reliable AI assistant that I know is safe, secure and private. Any information about myself, my household or my proprietary ideas

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The RAPHE releases seratonin in different places in the brain. It biases us to stay in the heat and now and think about what we have. Dopamine makes us think about thinks we don’t have. Dopamine and seratonin should be in balance.

For Global State

There are a lot of different state managers in front-end development. Every time you blink a new state management is being open-sourced. But the one that works for me is MobX.

Some people don’t like it because a lot of “magic” happens behind the scenes out of your control. But for me, that is a feature, not a bug. I like to... See more

2. Setting Clear Expectations

Source:https://pair.withgoogle.com/guidebook/patterns

AI isn’t always going to get it right, and that’s okay. What’s important is letting users know what to expect. Be honest about what your AI can do and where it might stumble. This honesty won’t just prevent frustration; it builds trust over time.

Aim For:

Be upfront... See more

Who is your customer? Do you already know 5 actual people who are interested in your product? 1. Who in your network could be a potential customer? How could you quickly build a network?2. Who are your target customers, and where are they currently spending time, online or offline?3. What’s a unique and untold story you can pitch press?Find them... See more