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by Sevii 1y ago
An under considered side effect of adding renewables to the grid is that electricity prices occasionally approach zero during times of over production. No reason not to use that energy for electrolysis its going to be wasted otherwise.
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by Sevii 1y ago
Very interesting point that while we've figured out how to digitize images, text and sounds we haven't digitized touch. At best we can describe in words what a touch sensation was like. Smell is in a similar situation. We haven&#x
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by Sevii 1y ago
You don't lose pressure or touch sensitivity from wearing even thick welding gloves. You can still feel how hard you are gripping the rod quite easily.
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by Sevii 1y ago
I do not want to have to go into the dev console to copy the text of some random thing you think shouldn't be clickable. It's happened way too many times.
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by Sevii 1y ago
H1-B visas go to more jobs than just software engineers. I totally believe H1Bs in the tech industry (startups, faang) make 150k median.
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by Sevii 1y ago
It's not a bad thing if FAANG gets every single H1B visa. There has long been a complaint that FAANG is willing to pay 300k+/head in salaries but instead Cognizant gets the visa and pays 60k/head. If we have a limited visa po
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by Sevii 1y ago
Claude has suffered some major bugs. Here is Anthropic's post-mortem. https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/a-postmortem-of-three-...
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by Sevii 1y ago
While that is a great saw. Metal thieves are likely using harbor freight angle grinders and sawzalls costing well under $200.
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by Sevii 1y ago
I don't understand how people feel comfortable writing 'LLMs are done improving, this plateau is it.' when we haven't even gone an entire calendar year without seeing improvements to LLM based AI.
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by Sevii 1y ago
Someone is going to make a new OS based around LLMs soon. It might end up being mobile but desktop could work. Voice and tool calling are close to being good enough.
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by Sevii 1y ago
It's still too early but at some point we are going to start to see infra and frameworks designed to be easier for LLMs to use. Like a version of terraform intended for AI. Or an edition of the AWS api for LLMs.
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by Sevii 1y ago
For factory optimization they didn't ask people to track their hours at 7 minute intervals. They put a camera on them and analyzed what they did over an entire shift. Then they redesign the factory line to optimize things. Having peopl
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by Sevii 1y ago
I'm getting claude code to one shot deployment scripts. It's pretty great.
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by Sevii 1y ago
I've spent far too much of my life writing boilerplate and API integrations. Let Claude do it.
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by Sevii 1y ago
I have Simon Willison's blog in my RSS feed. https://simonwillison.net
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by Sevii 1y ago
I recently used claude code and go to build a metric receiving service for a weather station project. I had it build all the code for this. It created the SQL statements, the handlers, the deployment scripts, the systemd service files, the
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by Sevii 1y ago
Leetcode questions are still the primary way to test skill in interviews.
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by Sevii 1y ago
Plants not being able to chew or tear their prey is a big disadvantage.
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by Sevii 1y ago
They could dynamically update the system prompt with ad content on a per request basis. Lots of options.
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by Sevii 1y ago
Models have improved significantly over the last 3 months. Yet people have been saying 'What if they've actually reached their limits by now?' for pushing 3 years.
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by Sevii 1y ago
There are lots of reasons not to do it. But if LLMs get good enough that it works consistently people will do it anyway.
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by Sevii 1y ago
They used ardupilot
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by Sevii 1y ago
Storing fission waste products is a solved problem. You can either reprocess them as is done in France. Or you can store them forever. Neither approach is difficult or poorly understood. We can store an infinite amount of fission waste prod
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by Sevii 1y ago
Apple doesn't have different software platforms for low vs high cost phones. Why is a car different? It doesn't even have as much functionality.
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by Sevii 1y ago
This is really a question of slack. How long can it fail for? For a 100 year mission you likely want at least a month of slack in your air supply. Things are going to break. You build in redundancy.
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by Sevii 2y ago
It's useful because it allows you to build generic tools for an LLM to call. If you want your customer service chatbot to be able to reset peoples' modems you could build a MCP tool for that. The LLM could recognize the tool, trig
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by Sevii 2y ago
For every program in production there are 1000s of other programs that accomplish exactly the same output despite having a different hash.
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by Sevii 2y ago
Your course sounds like it covers AI assisted coding. What does it have to do with agentic AI?
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by Sevii 2y ago
Windows isn't even Microsoft's main product anymore.
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An Excellent AI Use Case: Generating PlantUML and Mermaid Schemas(sledgeworx.io)
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