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@a16zcrypto comms. Ex-@stripe & @facebook. Wisconsin sports fan.
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AI research paper tweets, ML @Gradio (acq. by @HuggingFace 🤗) dm for promo ,submit papers here: https://t.co/UzmYN5YmrQ
The End of Manual Decoding Towards Truly End-to-End Language Models
discuss with author: https://t.co/pvSbx1bzO3
fun release we worked on packaging the DeepAgents Harness into everyone’s new fave interface, the CLI open harnesses are great bc you get an opinionated quickstart to run in minutes via the CLI, but rlly you have full flexibility (models, prompts, tools, middleware definitions) nothings is hidden! you can see everything and edit it! lot more coming here testing default agent harnesses, examples, and more CLI stuff 👀
building agents and harnesses, prev @awscloud, phd cs @ temple
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9/ Going in-house doesn’t mean selling out and becoming a corporate drone. It means using editorial craft to make an organization smarter and its story stronger. If you do it well you can help shape how entire industries tell their stories.
Curious to hear other people's experiences. If you’ve built or joined an in-house editorial team, what's worked best and what hasn’t?