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I think you hit the nail on the head. I had been in this space for a little bit before it really became popular. I haven’t seen incredible gains in model compet
by ofjcihen 6mo ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. I had been in this space for a little bit before it really became popular. I haven’t seen incredible gains in model competency. What I have seen though is people figuring out what works and what doesn’t.
- deadbabe 6mo agoIt’s pretty telling that ignoring LLMs entirely for a few years and then jumping in last minute after everyone has struggled through figuring out how to use them still puts you on the same level very quickly.
- embedding-shape 6mo ago> then jumping in last minute after everyone has struggled through figuring out how to use them still puts you on the same level very quickly Does it actually though? I've used agents for quite some time now, if someone who never used agents before want to put this to the test somehow, I'm open to try to measure this, reach out via email :)
- deadbabe 6mo agoWhat would you even propose as a test
- embedding-shape 6mo agoCan be anything, refactor of old thing, build new thing, change existing thing, something like "Do X in Y hours/days, then we compare the results", and we'll see if there is any differences. Do it a couple of times, you might be able to figure out how to measure it as you discover the better methodologies.