catmanjan

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by catmanjan 1y ago
No we have a Microsoft graph connector which inserts externalitems into graph, copilot is able to surface these, probably via the same semantic search database The capability was there for years, but it was expensive - something like $0.60
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Why is that disconcerting? There's simply too much software to be familiar with obscure features like this
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by catmanjan 1y ago
There's a big difference between 15 and 18 though...
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by catmanjan 1y ago
I'd love to work with Azure search but because copilot with external items has been made so cheap it's hard to justify...
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by catmanjan 1y ago
The problem I see as someone who has implemented a bunch of AI solutions in a range of markets, the quality isn't good enough yet to even think about efficiency - even if the current AI is 100x more efficient it still wouldn't be
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by catmanjan 1y ago
I'm not well versed with the accountant terminology, whatever the word is to describe the operating cost, I am not convinced consumers will ever pay enough to cover those costs
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by catmanjan 1y ago
It is true that none of the LLM providers are profitable though, so there is some number above free that they need to charge and I am not convinced that number is compelling
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Imagine how many millions would drive a Ferrari if they gave them away for free
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by catmanjan 1y ago
In this scenario Copilot is performing RAG, so the auditing occurs when Copilot returns hits from the vector search engine its connected to - it seems there was a bug where it would only audit when Copilot referenced the hits in its result.
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by catmanjan 1y ago
As someone else mentioned the file isnt actually accessed by copilot, rather copilot is reading the pre-indexed contents of the file in a search engine... Really Microsoft should be auditing the search that copilot executes, its actually a
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by catmanjan 1y ago
I'm pretty sure what you're describing is the fact that Microsoft return Graph scopes by default when you request a token, I agree it is very annoying and only really documented if you read between the lines...
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Even if we spent 1 million years on LLM it will not result in AGI, we are no closer to AGI with LLM technology than we were with toaster technology
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by catmanjan 1y ago
How can anyone still believe the AGI scam
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Yeah me too, better off buying something if it already exists
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Maybe somehow this will be true in the future, but I am finding that as soon as you work on a novel or undocumented or non internet available problem it is just a hallucinating junior dev
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Yes I'm sure people say that but that's because they don't think before they speak You wouldn't expect the same from a doctor, lawyer, engineer, the problem is that everyday people aren't aware that there is a diffe
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Universities are research oriented, kubernetes is a practical skills which you'd expect to learn at a trade school no different to learning fluid dynamics vs plumbing
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by catmanjan 1y ago
The auditors are using llms too!
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Does software that produces files have an obligation to provide interoperability?
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Lol you'd hate to see what blazor is doing then
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by catmanjan 1y ago
That's because customers don't care about anything but price
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by catmanjan 1y ago
If customers cared they'd swap to a competitor
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Very interested to hear about a high quality UI as I have never encountered one
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Yes so probably not a good idea to be loyal to craft, just be loyal to yourself
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by catmanjan 1y ago
What about the loyal loom operators?
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by catmanjan 1y ago
Companies never bear any costs, their customers do
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by catmanjan 2y ago
Yes I believe Docker/AKS somewhat recently defaulted to least privelege for container users, so you end up having to explicitly grant access to every little thing...
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by catmanjan 2y ago
You do realise you've just recrated those memories from stories or pictures?
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by catmanjan 2y ago
Blazor is a great developer experience but when you put it side by side with the other technology solutions (react, angular, anything really) its so slow that you will quickly be told to use something else...
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by catmanjan 2y ago
By that logic killing all humans now would be better than letting future generations die

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