What exactly AI is doing for people, function by function
Results from a large-scale AI productivity survey of my 1m+ newsletter subscribers (with @noamseg)
1. PMs are seeing the most value from AI tools to (1) write PRDs, (2) create mockups/prototypes, and (3) improve their communication across emails and presentations.
Not so much to help them come up with roadmap ideas, run meetings, GTM, or user research synthesis.
AI is helping PMs produce, but so far it lags in helping them think.
Today's experiment 🪄— Inverting OpenAI's embedding-ada-002 model to reconstruct input texts from just embeddings.
A LOT of interesting tidbits here. I'll begin with these (cherry-picked) samples. Left column is input, middle is reconstructed from each paragraph's embedding only
If you're looking for an nice read over the long weekend, I highly recommend the recently uploaded survey "Instruction Tuning for Large Language Models" by Zhang et al.: https://t.co/QqZkNikWN1
Covers both the creation and usage of instruction-datasets for LLM finetuning.
@laurent_dn@t3dotgg Interesting. I have to rewatch this video.
If you’re using the components you’re essentially building on top of Radix UI, TanStack & Tailwind. All these are battle-tested & enterprise-ready.
Use https://t.co/XnYX2hBiA7 as a starting point. Then build your own. No lock-in.
Google Chrome will soon allow you to track the prices of a product across several online stores at once. You’ll get an email if the price drops on any site.
We are incredibly honored to be named "Breakthrough of the Year" in the JavaScript Open Source Awards presented @thejsnation.
Thank you to everyone involved who made this possible and for supporting the project.