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> If you haven’t use LLMs at all, a weekend would be enough to be on par with everyone else in the industry Disagree. It takes a lot of experimenting to find t
by jjav 6mo ago
> If you haven’t use LLMs at all, a weekend would be enough to be on par with everyone else in the industry
Disagree. It takes a lot of experimenting to find the right balance between sufficient guardrails and insane halluciations. And it'll be different depending on work domains.
I'm still refactoring AI workflows every week after more than a year or so and still working on it. Will probably be a perpetually ongoing effort as models change.
- ch_fr 6mo agoBut does this translate as "one year of cumulative work" or rather "one year of rearranging your workflow and discarding obsolete ideas"? If you spend a year walking in circles, someone can easily close the gap with one step. Especially if models and harnesses are supposedly getting more powerful all the time.