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▶ 0:02 Sanjit Biswas Like, you can't crawl Reddit and find out about what happened on a construction site.
▶ 28:36 Sanjit Biswas Like you can't crawl Reddit and find out about what happened on a construction site, right?

▶ 12:00 Benedict Evans And so I went on Reddit and grabbed like 300 screenshots of people posting these, and it turns out that if you did a thousand posts, if you did a thousand prompts last year, you're in the top 20%.

▶ 57:11 Neil Zeghidour So you don't have Wikipedia, like, uh, you know, in speech data, you don't have Stack Overflow, Reddit, and so on.

▶ 41:00 Sebastian Raschka I read on, let's say Reddit a few times that Lama four was a separate model.

▶ 20:02 Matt Turck And, uh, there was, uh, this, uh, Reddit thing where Sam Altman may or may not have said that AI has been achieved, uh, internally that obviously set the tweeters fear, or I guess,

▶ 8:40 Shreya Rajpal There's entire like large subreddits, uh, dedicated to, you know,

▶ 8:43 Richard Socher So last year, for instance, we were the first search engine that had a TikTok app and a Reddit app. 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:30 Chip Huyen Uh, I think, uh, I was, I really enjoying the discussion with Jack on the engineering at, uh, at Reddit.
▶ 8:55 Chip Huyen I think, so I think Jack was mentioning that is a scale of, of which like, uh, Reddit got their data
▶ 16:13 Matt Turck Can confirm as we're getting into more and more of it as, as Reddit.

▶ 0:12 Matt Turck How does one become VP of data at Redis? 3 times in the scene
▶ 2:54 Jack Hanlon So there, there are four organizations within data at Reddit, and those organizations are, uh, data science. 4 times in the scene
▶ 6:08 Jack Hanlon When I, when I came into Reddit, I came in in November of 2019, so, you know, 15 months ago, uh, 1516 months ago, and at the time there had never been a real data organization at Reddit, and there had never been a senior data leader at… 7 times in the scene
▶ 9:14 Matt Turck What does, uh, the data organization at, at, uh, at Reddit run on? 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:40 Jack Hanlon So if I started, if I started machine learning, I'll say, you know, Reddit has the greatest conversational text corpus in the world. 7 times in the scene

▶ 29:24 Jerome Pesenti It learned, just learned, actually in this case, it learned from some specific data we put together and learned from Reddit.
▶ 44:18 unnamed speaker Earlier you mentioned how Blenderbot was trained on sources like Reddit in an unsupervised way. 3 times in the scene
▶ 56:51 Matt Turck Earlier you mentioned how Blenderbot was trained on sources like Reddit in an unsupervised way.

▶ 5:27 Benn Stancil Uh, however, if you look at two charts, so one of these charts is by Paul Krugman, the other is by Get to the Chopin, a, uh, a Reddit user, uh, and it's actually hard to tell which is which.

▶ 20:16 Fred Wilson Where, what's the, the Reddit, or the Stack Exchange, or the,

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