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by aryehof 1y ago
It also supports Resources and Prompts, not just Tools.
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by aryehof 1y ago
A standard protocol that allows many different Applications to provide context to many different LLMs. Conversely, it allows many different LLMs to get context via many different Applications using a standard prodocol. It addresses an m*n p
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by aryehof 1y ago
While I would never do a take-home assignment for a job, I think your expectations are out of line with the current buyers market that has hundreds or thousands of applications for every position. Your solution is the same old thing thousan
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by aryehof 1y ago
My immediate reaction was that I would look to adapt to the new circumstances, rather than try to maintain one’s former ways. Candles, books, single gas burner, board and card games, water and non-perishable food, is all that is required?
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by aryehof 1y ago
Sadly these fantasies and enlightenments always seem for the benefit of the special recipient . There is somehow never a real answer about ending suffering, conflict and the ailments of humankind.
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by aryehof 1y ago
Downside? … One day when you’re successful and have large numbers of customers, you might need to migrate aspects of your stack to something else.
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by aryehof 1y ago
Thanks, but it seems that because I am outside the USA I’m not quite “premium” enough.
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by aryehof 1y ago
I’ve never understood how Discord and Slack work. Is the expectation that one is constantly monitoring it? Is the expectation that when one occasionally visits that all unread content is carefully read? Is using search somehow the key?
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by aryehof 2y ago
Well they do work two ways. Extend an application to access an LLM, and allow an LLM to get context from an application. For LLMs to interact with applications (without a two way protocol) is achievable just with tools/functions.
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by aryehof 2y ago
A plugin protocol that allows “applications” to interact with LLMs.
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by aryehof 2y ago
The first step “become truth-seeking”, is problematic because the truth that can be found is often just opinion or propaganda, disguised as truth. Many a conspiracy believer will tell you they already have the truth (unlike unenlightened yo
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by aryehof 2y ago
I think what to do is a more personal thing, from which one takes care of others and the world:- Smile, be kind and have compassion, don't judge others unfairly, do what is good and right, say only good things of others, and don't
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by aryehof 2y ago
> maybe us engineers I’ve started qualifying such statements… “you mean a real engineer or just a software developer?
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by aryehof 2y ago
So the whole article is based on “people familiar with the matter”. I suspect that the real motivation, truth and substance lies beyond the “enrage” oriented title.
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by aryehof 2y ago
Many, many years ago, I saw a copy of Das Blinkenlights delivered on a sheet of paper with the documentation of a brand new S/32 IBM system. Certainly a highlight of my IT career!
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by aryehof 2y ago
I suspect he doesn’t want our feedback, but you do. Feedback from his age peer group would be more appropriate.
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by aryehof 2y ago
Vision of a “universal communicator” rather than OO?
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by aryehof 2y ago
I don't think the irony is in regard to certification, but rather that any software engineer cannot implement any sufficiently complex system in any standard, methodical or predictable way.
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by aryehof 2y ago
Pretending to be hiring has been going on for years. “We are hiring” == “we are always open to consider a special James Bond special one-in-a-thousand special developer”
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by aryehof 2y ago
On what basis do you use these different models?
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by aryehof 2y ago
I really believe that humans will evolve to be less intelligent and intellectually capable as “AI” becomes more capable and omnipresent. That it will lead to prosperity, happiness and a better world (for everyone) is simply a fallacy foiste
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by aryehof 2y ago
“Scalability” seems to be perceived to be the most important thing for startups. It’s dream-driven development.
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by aryehof 2y ago
> … I can't believe this Sun Cable project is being taken seriously by our government. It passed government environmental requirements, a milestone for the (private sector) project’s promoters. Articles should be read a touch more c
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by aryehof 2y ago
Such advice is dangerous in the assumption that there is only one type of problem in programming. One type of domain - applications related to the computer and data sciences and computing infrastructure. While GIT might be particularly abou
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by aryehof 2y ago
What is the billable rate? 1000 per hour?
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by aryehof 2y ago
I rarely see EBS in use. Why do you think it is not more widely used?
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by aryehof 2y ago
How times change. Not a single comment mentions Bitcoin, and its potential in affecting the march towards a no-cash, centrally tracked and taxed, society. Perhaps its legacy will be more about portraying human nature that largely saw it as
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by aryehof 2y ago
I don't really understand the reluctance to fire them? Is the shortage of good developers so dire that you need to keep a bad hire?
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by aryehof 2y ago
It seems to me that “productivity” is being used here carelessly. It is a ratio of effort and resulting output. High productivity will produce more output given a specific effort, than low productivity, given that other factors like quality
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by aryehof 3y ago
> The most common understanding is that a paradigm is a set of features in a programming language that determine its control flow or type system A better viewpoint is to question what sort of problems or way to model a system, is a parti

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