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Local 600 Digital Utility/Digital Imaging Technician (DIT), technologist, overlander, food/film/music lover. Former Sr. Amazon Product/Program Mgr.

Santa Cruz, CA
Joined October 2007
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Claude 3 Opus, the best-performing foundation model on the planet across multiple industry benchmarks, is now available on Amazon Bedrock, the only managed service offering all three Claude 3 models – Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku – in GA. Adding Opus is another important step in our work to expand choice. With Bedrock, AWS customers have the widest selection of industry-leading foundation models to pick from, with the most robust features to make building high quality, low latency, cost-effective GenAI apps easier. aboutamazon.com/news/aws/ama…
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ChatGPT will eat traditional search, for this one key reason. 🍝 🤓📚Traditional search (aka Google) is like a genius handing you a stack of books. 🤓💬ChatGPT (and other AI chat tools) are like a genius sitting down with you and having a never-ending Q&A. For argument purposes, I'm going to call this difference, single-layer questions vs. multi-layer questions. With traditional search you get one chance at a question, then all context is lost after that question. With ChatGPT, you get to keep digging and pushing with as many questions as you like, peeling back layers of different topics. 1️⃣ ❓Single-layer Questions There will always be a need to reply to questions that have just a single answer. Some examples include: "What's the score of the basketball game?" or "How far is it from LA to New York City?" or "What's the weather right now?" All of these questions have one simple answer and are fact. There is no need to do a follow-up question, as each question and answer stand on their own and are known facts. This is nice for quick information gathering but is not how we normally learn about most topics, especially as they become more complex. Enter, Multi-layer questions. ✨❓ Multi-layer Questions Now, let's consider slightly more complex topics, but not out of the norm of day-to-day questions. Examples of multi-level questions include: "What do I need to do to prepare for climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro?" "How do I delete backgrounds in Photoshop?" "Is being a vegan healthy?" If you Google these questions, you'll get lots of answers. The problem is then you need to sift through these answers and try and find the ones that are most relevant to you. With AI Chat, you can ask these questions, get an initial answer, and then dig deeper! Here are some "Question #2" examples from the above: Kilimanjaro "I'm in my late 20s and will be arriving in the Fall with three friends. I've also climbed a few 14er mountains before. What preparations should I do?" Photoshop "I tried deleting a background, but it wasn't working. I'm still getting lots of remnants from the initial image. Help!" Vegan "I try and be active every day and eat whole foods and weigh 170lbs. How many grams of protein do I need and what is a good source?" The posture moves from, give me the answer, to let's have a dialogue. 🤓✨What's next? Being able to answer multi-level questions is just the beginning. It won't be long until these AI platforms can not only answer multi-level questions but also have a memory of all questions asked in the past, along with a detailed knowledge of you as a person. Then it will truly be like talking to a super genius who has known you for years. Feels scary and exciting all at the same time 😬 🤓 ✨ ps. Interested in this content? Follow me @jeffberezny for more 👀
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As is true with many venomous animals, the Conidae (cone snail) family expresses specific combinations of toxins for capturing specific #prey types. Think of the venom like a #soup and each soup has a different combination of between 50 - 350+ ingredients by species! (5/n)
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Have we mentioned that NFT holders get a 50% off a year of Kift membership? That means you can stay in any of our community houses in locations like Joshua Tree, Discovery Bay, Lakeport, and Mount Hood for less than $500/month. Learn more at hubs.ly/Q01csL3T0
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🥁🥁 BIG NEWS 🥁🥁 

It's official, the Kiftables Community mint will launch Monday, June 6 at 4pm PST 🎇🎉 Allowlist is closed, but visit kiftdao.xyz/ to join our waitlist which is minting June 7 🚐
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1/ After reviewing the great paper by @David_M_Kerr and @milesjennings at @a16z on DAO structuring around unincorporated nonprofit associations, it was necessary to find a less US-centric solution. Today, @dydxfoundation published an additional option: dydx.foundation/blog/en/lega…
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As the Dude would say.. New S**T has come to light. I have been diagnosed with Lymphoma. Although it is a serious disease, I feel fortunate that I have a great team of doctors and the prognosis is good. I’m starting treatment and will keep you posted on my recovery.
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1/ Darlyn Cristabel Cordova-Valle hadn’t seen her mom in 9 years. She came here to see her mom. She was hospitalized soon after she got here. Her mom asked for Darlyn to be released to her. The government refused. She died on September 29 in our government’s custody. She was 10.
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Replying to @paulkrugman @AOC
It's the young angry white men I'm most concerned about. (Still trying to figure out why they're so angry... oh yeah, because they were manipulated, via racial animosity, to vote against their own economic interests and are looking for someone to blame.)
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Universal took down all three copies! Here's three more: 1. sendvid.com/8toug7t0 2. youtube.com/watch?v=zI0MGrwq… 3. vimeo.com/196508257
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Los Angeles pulls the plug on this year's Sunset Junction Street Fair: lat.ms/oM0F04
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Birmingham's The Great Book of John return an INXS hit to its bluesy origins in this week's Take Cover bit.ly/ftp0AX