Zagreus2142

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by Zagreus2142 3mo ago
``` We evaluated several precision pairings across our internal retrieval benchmark suite. Scores are NDCG@10 averaged across the suite, scaled to 0–100. NDCG@10 (Normalized Discounted Cumulative Gain at rank 10) measures how well the top 1
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Having banged my head on years/decade old inconsistencies between Chrome and Firefox with respect to webrtc APIs, some of these inconsistencies will never be ironed out. But also, imo, Chrome is way more entrenched that LLM agents. I&#
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
It's not starting $31-$47 it's $31 starting and as you build seniority and tenure you can get up to $47. https://careers.sf.gov/classifications/?classCode=9163&setId... Indeed shows an active listing in S
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
I'm sorry but this article is marketing. From the 3rd paragraph from the end: > Since our landing page is isolated from core product code, the risk was minimal. The real question to ask is why your landing page so complex, it is a v
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
I had not thought of visualing my mental debugging process as a decision _tree_ and that LLMs (and talking to other humans) are analogous to a foreign graft. Interesting, thanks!
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
The market clearing wage only applies in economic textbooks, in a perfectly competitive market with balanced supply and demand. The US public transportation sector has major supply/demand imbalances and is a regulated market. Also the
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Truly the response of someone who is a perfectionist using llms the right way and not a slop coder
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex/blob/9017ba33a627c518a... Well your perfectionism needs to be pointed towards this line. If you get truly large numbers of users this will either slow down token checking
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Yeah this definitely matches my experience and guess what? Google maps sucks for public transit and isn't actually that good for pedestrian directions (often pointing people to "technically" accessible paths like sketchy side
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
To be fair, if you read the incident report it is a better than average one on details and it was a 20 minute outage without data loss. I've seen many major companies simply not acknowledge that level of outage on their public status p
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
> I know you don't want to hear this, but I also know you know this is true I wasn't sanctimonious to you, don't be so to me please. > you would genuinely need to > look at the full dataset that > team collected t
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
If the corporate directive was to share "if AI has helped and how" I would agree. But my company started that way and when I tested the new sql query analysis tool and reported (nicely and politely with positive feedback too) that
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
I get what you are saying, and a situation like this needs to be treated with extreme tact and care. But no, it's not his story, it's a low res approximation of his story as viewed through the lens of the stastical average reddi
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Very funny read from the MBA set when the same collapse is happening in software itself. He's saying MBAs are going to have to shift to data analysis and product design roles, as if those aren't being eaten by the very same proces
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Having known a couple founders turned millionaires (no one in the many millions or billions tho), they will use small as a percentage of their wealth but large in nominal terms donations to bolster their reputation in exactly the same way
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
This is so neat! I hope at some point in the future cities and/or nation-states provide real time 3d environments of their built environment, with highlights for public transit, public spaces, food, government services, etc. Like if gi
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Thanks! I think these are strong points, especially about the reaction to deepseek. I did have an assumption I didn't put in my original message, that they would probably be making investment offers to founders who walked into this wit
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
My thinking was that both of these large investors specifically want openAI to produce something like agi or failing that, something so popular and useful they make enough money not to care. And they want results this year/early next y
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Can someone give the counter argument to my initial cynical read of this? That read being: OpenAI has more money than it can invest productively within it's own company and is trying to cast a net to find new product ideas via an incub
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Yes this, exactly this. To the lurkers: If you live in a big enough city, look for local nexuses of people doing good social work and volunteer. Social media is too divorced from reality and the satisfaction of helping improve your communit
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
Taco Bell knows and controls it's own menu and the valid options are already directly encoded in their POS system, including purchase limits. Why would you call out to a different non-deterministic model instead of validating against t
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by Zagreus2142 1y ago
It feels like there is a different search use case that AI accels in while it destroys another. - When I know so little about a subject that the concepts are all vague and I'm intellectually grasping in the dark. LLMs are good at takin