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by ajcp 10mo ago
Having known nothing of this field before now I have to say your excitement has me excited!
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by ajcp 10mo ago
This is very compelling, very nice work! I really would like to know how good this would be for a corporate Internal Audit workflow/professional.
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by ajcp 10mo ago
And so the Kākāpō Benchmark was born
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by ajcp 10mo ago
It's sadly all too common. I worked at a Fortune50 retailer with a massive IT org. Was on a call one day with one of our most Senior Ent Arch who was excitedly telling me about how "these Java scripts" were the hot new thing
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by ajcp 10mo ago
-> They were concerned about the increased attack surface resulting from including the current 100K+ lines C++ libjxl reference decoder, even though most of those lines are testing code. Seems like Google has created a memory-safe decode
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by ajcp 11mo ago
"I'll get you to the moon safely" = NASA "I'll get you to the moon" = me with a wood chipper and a very powerful potato gun The startup charged for "AI note- taking", not simply "note taking&quo
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by ajcp 1y ago
As long as the ergonomics with the SDK stay the same. Jumping up to a new model this far in is something I don't want to contemplate wrestling with honestly. When we were forced off of 1.5 to 2.0 we found that our context strategy had
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by ajcp 1y ago
-> put Gemini 2.5 at the top of the pack I have come to the same conclusion having built a workflow that has seen 10 million+ non-standardized PDFs (freight bill of ladings) with running evaluations, as well as against the initial "
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by ajcp 1y ago
It is but I feel it's main value prop as a developer friendly abstraction layer has been very well solved for by the actual model providers themselves, while LangChain itself have become more bloated, clunky, and to under-opinionated.
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by ajcp 1y ago
man, I can't tell you how much that means to hear! Glad you liked it. Check out the console for more :)
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by ajcp 1y ago
Of course!
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by ajcp 1y ago
That's the move right there.
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by ajcp 1y ago
-> I would be so entertained if I found out an AI lab had wasted their time cheating on my dumb benchmark! Que intro: "The gang wastes their time cheating on a dumb benchmark"
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by ajcp 1y ago
NotebookLM came out of Google Labs though, and in collaboration with outside stakeholders. I'm not sure I would call it a success of "bottom-up" culture, but a well realized idea from a dedicated incubator. That doesn't
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by ajcp 1y ago
-> With organizational scale it becomes harder and harder to launch experiments under the brand I feel like Google tried to solve for this with their `withgoogle.com` domain and it just ends up being confusing or worse still, frustrating
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by ajcp 1y ago
At this point until I see one run through the Pelican Benchmark I can't really take a new model seriously.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I'm currently in Phoenix and it's a little after 10am and the sun is almost directly overhead at this time of day. Would they need sensors pointing directly overhead in-flight?
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by ajcp 1y ago
Yup! I bought the Ubuntu specific version and flashed Fedora on it day 1. From everything I've read this was fairly common behavior.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I've been running Fedora for years on my XPS 13 and am very pleased. Had zero issues except the integrated webcam doesn't work, but honestly that's a feature to me.
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by ajcp 1y ago
You are absolutely correct; that was an error in my logic. Apologies.
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by ajcp 1y ago
> this is definitely not it. > is probably because I don't mean to be contrary, but these statements stand in opposition, so I'm not sure why you are so confidently weighing in on this. Also, while I'm sure you've
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by ajcp 1y ago
->store sized vending machines Which was literally the shopping experience before Selfridges "revolutionized" the department store experience by letting customers have direct access to goods for sale.[0] Before that everything
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by ajcp 1y ago
During that first iPhone demo they also had a portable cell tower (cell on wheels) just off-stage to mimic a better signal strength than it was capable of. NYTimes write-up on the whole thing is worth the read [0]. 0. https://web.
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by ajcp 1y ago
Just wait until Coldplay gets ahold of this tech.
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by ajcp 1y ago
> The hiring process is intentionally blind on their immigration status. You can't be serious. On every job application I've ever filled out the last question is always a variation of: "Do you now or will you in the futu
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by ajcp 1y ago
But Sydney sounds so fun and free-spirited, like someone I'd want to leave my significant other for and run-away with.
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by ajcp 1y ago
Israel's current birthrate has more to do with the ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities and nothing to do with the kibbutz system. The ultra-Orthodox communities are also exempt from those "excellent contributions even in the milit
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by ajcp 1y ago
You are severely underappreciating how complex a retail organization of Tesco's size is. I work in this space for a retailer almost the same size as Tesco and when factoring in all the attendant organizations, businesses, and functions
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by ajcp 1y ago
Got a source for that doctrine?
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by ajcp 1y ago
Thank you for sharing. I thoroughly enjoyed the talk and am as well not a "database guy".

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