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by bg24 3y ago
Agree. Nitpicking just one important things. A small % of US workers can compete. That's why we see best-in-class companies born in US. But mass workers... NO. So you are correct.
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by bg24 3y ago
We focus on solving problems (customer pain points) faster, better and cheaper by leveraging AI, in our domain of expertise. Unfortunately I have nothing to showcase yet.
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by bg24 3y ago
Learning and fitness are great ways to avoid the feeling of doom. Open-source will catch up in <6 months. Note that Meta will ship llama3 anytime. So will Mistral. I am a PM, and switched to becoming a builder. Enjoy learning, keep build
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by bg24 3y ago
I think it is a good outcome for Cilium. With the extent of open-source, it would have been difficult to grow their ARR. Good outcome imho, because Cisco is a networking company at heart and they know how to grow a network/security bus
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by bg24 3y ago
Big fan of your products (Vagrant, Terraform, Vault, Consul). Thank you for the amazing contributions to the community. Best wishes.
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by bg24 3y ago
Having a walled garden is fine. I use iPhone and apple products from day 1. That said, charging 30% of subscription in the App Store seems ridiculously high if you put yourself in the 3rd party vendor place. For comparison, Amazon charges 1
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by bg24 3y ago
How is a system designed to give people the rating of “exceeds, meets, or fall below" expectations”? I can only imagine permutations involving rapid assessments by humans (manager and team). Same as performance review, but everything (
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by bg24 3y ago
The challenge with these repairs is that they only focus on the body part. However, nobody knows the damage to the other systems in the car when hit at 45mph. Imo, it would have been better for the insurance company to total the car and pay
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by bg24 3y ago
Agree. Or allow users to create their focus areas (tabs) by automatically categorizing topics based on the content.
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by bg24 3y ago
Yes. And if you really needed to scale beyond 1 node, enable swarm mode.
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by bg24 3y ago
My hypothesis is that they want to get the absolute mindshare and adoption and decide the right product/solutions along the way. Note that there are trends (web 1, web 2, mobile etc.) and the leaders tend to grow significantly. It is a
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by bg24 3y ago
I think you missed this part: ChatGPT Enterprise is also SOC 2 compliant and all conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest. Our new admin console lets you manage team members easily and offers domain verification, SSO, and usage in
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by bg24 3y ago
Very sad. But also a miss on admin's part, even if unfortunate. They did not realize during manual restore testing that volume was not being backed up. "Yes and also apparently no. We use #Velero to capture backups of our cluster
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by bg24 3y ago
Customer acquisition cost. Lifetime value. I am not sure about whether the metrics above are benchmarks for CAC based on advertisement alone.
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by bg24 3y ago
I was freaked out back in Jan, but now I believe it will propel white collar jobs. We just need to wait until someone starts selling Raspberry Pi of robots, things you can assemble to do physical tasks. That will unlock a significant advanc
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by bg24 3y ago
Forcing engagement is in Meta’s culture. Out of the blue, suddenly I have started seeing friends notifications from my contacts list. 9 out of 10 times, people on Instagram will generally accept this. But Twitter/Threads users are diff
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by bg24 3y ago
It depends on your use case, correct? If you do not have a heavy inferencing requirement, then CPU is good enough.
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by bg24 3y ago
Nice analogy and explanation. Another aspect is building a ubiquitous platform and figure out how to monetize later as they (Meta) already have a cash cow. Zuck is a smart leader. Metaverse was a debacle. But the new world (AI centric) is f
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by bg24 3y ago
If you work for a big corporation, that seems to be the norm. Only choice out being self-dependent.
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by bg24 3y ago
“ A key difference between NotebookLM and traditional AI chatbots is that NotebookLM lets you “ground” the language model in your notes and sources. Source-grounding effectively creates a personalized AI that’s versed in the information rel
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by bg24 3y ago
Having spent 4 years working with kubernetes (though as a PM, but pretty hands-on), getting started is easy - like in less a week. The problem happens when you run into issues. That can suck up lot of time. Also if you are new to containers
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by bg24 3y ago
In your particular case, you have identified a problem (restaurant owners finding it difficult to keep their online menu's up-to-date). Is the problem real? How did you find out? Talking to a few restaurant owners (who are keen to disc
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by bg24 3y ago
Everything is defined in language. As a system is able to learn from the corpus of texts, it also builds reasoning to a large extent. For example, GPT4 can guide you through solving a problem like building a flying and crawling drone for in
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by bg24 3y ago
Google has 3 user-facing products directly in the AI chat space: Search, Bard, and APIs. What you listed the the backend intelligence (LLMs). For consumer segment, the products (Search, Bard) will continue to evolve. It will be interesting
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by bg24 3y ago
A large percentage of employees can definitely walk out if they do not need to worry about paying their bills, should things turn south. There will be less demand and more supply of workers in the foreseeable future. My opinion is generic a
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by bg24 3y ago
I am not an expert, but Meta might be missing out on a business opportunity by being blindsided on everything social media. Over time, every company (Google, Apple, Amazon) diversified themselves. With their AI firepower, they could have ex
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by bg24 3y ago
I recently moved to Caddy. Out-of-the-box TLS, HTTP3, Dumbed-down simple configuration, static files... it has been a breath of fresh air.
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by bg24 3y ago
You do not need to use search engines, unless you have to. For latest information, ChatGPT (and LLMs) are already figuring it out. It will also have an impact on how user interfaces are being built. Why bother with so much minute design, if
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by bg24 3y ago
Would you mind sharing 1 example how you do it? Or any web link? I have spent a lot of time reading through prompt engineering, but coding examples to adapt to latest versions are rare to find.
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by bg24 3y ago
Tried it and love it. This is still not at par with ChatGPT 3.5. I use ChatGPT all the time, and will increase use of Bard from now. Good that Bard is aware of latest version of software (eg. NextJS). Helps when APIs of a software evolves q

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