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by bg24 4y ago
It will reduce the demand for sure. - Faster learning, debugging, template code generation, optimizing, etc. - Faster documentation, meeting notes, everything non-core things that engineer engage in. It will also increase the opportunities
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by bg24 4y ago
I hope that we can reach a point where "trusted internet" becomes more popular . Trusted internet where you are dealing with identities (people) you know. And every hyperscale apps has a toggle to switch from noisy place to a fami
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by bg24 4y ago
Off-topic: Meanwhile, it might be discovered a year later that some agency from China got full access to OpenAI and Google both, and they leapfrogged everyone else. I said might, because it has happened multiple times in the last decades.
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by bg24 4y ago
Where is the pricing? I looked around and not obvious if I missed it. Some of these used to be in copilot labs. I used and then disabled it. Was part of monthly copilot subscription.
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by bg24 4y ago
"The truth of the matter is that companies aren't monetarily incentivized to avoid layoffs." Very nicely put. Fixing this will help lot of employees.
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by bg24 4y ago
If you are good, you are looking but may still wait... severance packages can be lucrative depending on the situation.
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by bg24 4y ago
I am a PM and a novice programmer. Unless copilot improves drastically for me, I am going to cancel the subscription and keep the one for chatgpt pro for now. I have been able to write fairly decent programs using chatgpt, am starting learn
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by bg24 4y ago
Unless I missed it, only example in the blog: “So if you’re a manager onboarding a new employee, Workspace saves you the time and effort involved in writing that first welcome email.” Some great announcements, could have given more pertinen
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by bg24 4y ago
The article is a bit critical in my opinion. The fact per the article is "a directive that all of its most important products—those with more than a billion users—must incorporate generative AI within months.". This is very differ
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by bg24 4y ago
Free systems offered by Corporations survive as long as there is incentive (justified ROI). Headcount movement decisions are done based on numbers. That said, 10+ years is a GOOD life expectancy of a software product used at scale.
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by bg24 4y ago
Do you reply on any GitHub repo or gist w/ code snippets?
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by bg24 4y ago
While I agree with your assessment, the lifespan of such companies (lot of red tape) will get shorter and shorter.
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by bg24 4y ago
Yes, they are solving a problem (make it simple and faster, save time, etc) for the end user. For a subset of products, they are just jumping on the bandwagon first and deciding what do do next. The value is real and once in a generation.
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by bg24 4y ago
Nice work. Thanks for sharing. Q. I understand LLM with langchain is running on a public facing server. Are these attacks infiltrating the server to plant an MITM, or confusing the LLM to execute malicious code via prompts, or placing malic
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by bg24 4y ago
I am an iPhone user. Irrespective of software update, the device gets really slow at 3yrs mark, forcing me to change. So I do not know if supporting a phone software for >3yrs is a good idea or just marketing.
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by bg24 4y ago
Technology wise, ChatGPT is not a challenge for Google. It was a blessing that OpenAI is charging $42 for premium tier. Google very much can build a similar/better offering in a near term and would not have to worry about losing ad $$,
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by bg24 4y ago
ChatGPT like assistants are going to be commodity that you can use on your devices, applications, home. Amazing times ahead in the next 2 years.
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by bg24 4y ago
Another approach to look at this: - They are experimenting more aggressively. - Depends on what features you build and time that it take to build those. - How much can you afford to delay the tech debt. When the CEO is focused on rolling ou
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by bg24 4y ago
Token based pricing will not be understood by common user. Per-question pricing is psychologically repelling. My hypothesis is that there will be 3 tiers of pricing. For example, FREE (limited to 10 questions per day. Logic is that an avera
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by bg24 4y ago
I do not understand why the above thread is downvoted. Just because Apple has a problem detecting/controlling fraudulent transactions, they want an app to be dead! Kill-x-app-as-a-service would be popular among scammers.
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by bg24 4y ago
I am curious if search engine is the same? It has little idea of truth value of what it produces, other than prioritizing known and well-referenced resources.
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by bg24 4y ago
Interesting. I did not think of it. Agree that there is no technical barrier.
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by bg24 4y ago
My concern is about this whole business model of adding ChatGPT to a search engine. A search engine is a free tool. Because it is free, the incentive to make money is via ads, referral etc. That means preferential treatment where the money
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by bg24 4y ago
When the incentives are 70% of your revenue, very difficult to change track in 1-2 years.
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by bg24 4y ago
Thank you! your README does not say how you built it.
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by bg24 4y ago
Why bother building a network when the whole world can be your network.
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by bg24 4y ago
Yes. He knew exactly where to invest, had the vision, and execute on it successfully. So Tesla is his baby.
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by bg24 4y ago
Tesla and SpaceX aligned with his vision from childhood. Twitter takeover is born out of the greed to be the first Trillionaire. Telsa and SpaceX were built ground up to challenge atatus quo. Twitter comes with baggage, is a new space for h
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by bg24 4y ago
It will be worth seeing if Elon’s behavior causes Tesla buyers to think twice.
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by bg24 4y ago
Clear and realistic examples.

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