biggestriverman

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   by biggestriverman 2mo ago

   Then consider on top that the perceived time needed for implementation has dropped so additional work that would have never been taken up in the past gets added.
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   by biggestriverman 2mo ago

   Actually learn to code instead of just prompt. Get any internship you can as early in your college years so you can understand if you like working in the industry before getting to far along. Once you have an internship take it seriously. J
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   by biggestriverman 3mo ago

   It all depends on how hands on you are willing to be. If you are using the model to write to code faster with extensive human oversight you can develop a lot faster using the non-frontier models. I was doing that extensively last summer. Bu
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   by biggestriverman 3mo ago

   I built a workflow execution engine that dispatches to my tool service. I had previously looked into using Temporal but at the time decided to focus on what differentiated the idea. Maybe in the future execution durability will be important
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   by biggestriverman 4mo ago

   When I was working at amazon (left May 8) working on agents was all the rage. Combined with initiatives that set goals for nearly all services to have a MCP built and available by the end of the year agents will be even more emphasized in t
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   by biggestriverman 3y ago

   I would've commented earlier but couldn't get the link to load
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   by biggestriverman 4y ago

   my team at amazon has an intern starting may 1st