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by dpflan 1y ago
Yes, prestige, perception of self by others, but certainly salary and job guarantee are attractors to medicine. First hand anecdata from educators and doctors alike supports this.
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by dpflan 1y ago
> The hackers and nerds will be just fine. They are like gold when we find them now. But if this makes CS "uncool" again, I am all for it. Think about how AI can help students cheat nowadays. You could still cheat previously, b
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by dpflan 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. Is this similar to what was attracting students to medicine/doctor (guaranteed position with high salary)? But the med-school-to-full-time-physician pipeline is long and can weed out. CS is a difficult subject, cert
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by dpflan 1y ago
AI allows for exquisite demos, demos that tantalize the audience into thinking of the infinite potential of the technology, that stunning vision expands and expands until the universe of potential overwhelms the dreamer into a state of term
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by dpflan 1y ago
Forgive me for asking, but im always curios about the definition of “agent”. What is an “agent” exactly? Is it a static prompt that is sent along with user input to an LLM service and then handles that resposne? And then it’s done? Is an ag
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by dpflan 1y ago
How is the impact of this assessed? How is system quality / performance changed? Is there an increase in high severity defects as more code gets pushed out more quickly?
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by dpflan 1y ago
Exactly, unleash the crabs.
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by dpflan 1y ago
Hm, is there a psql extension to augment the CLI and provide better autocomplete, maybe even interface with LLM? And then it just stores whatever metadata (like queries you want to save) in its own tables...
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by dpflan 1y ago
I wonder about people’s development workflows. If you are using a tool like this, how much time are you spending in the command-line (where all such tools can be interfaced)? Are most tools used wrapped in some layer like this?
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New Research Shows Online Ads Have Limited Impact on Consumer Valuation for Meta(heinz.cmu.edu)
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by dpflan 1y ago
Very cool, thank you both for your contributions!
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by dpflan 1y ago
Is this influenced by "Embedding Python in Elixir"? https://dashbit.co/blog/running-python-in-elixir-its-fine It certainly is more attractive in implementation. Well done!
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by dpflan 1y ago
I have not read this linked article, but your comment made me recall a discussion about a speed up of CUDA kernels presented by Sakana AI Labs. The researcher Ravid Shwartz Ziv at NYU posted about it on LinkedIn [1], and here is the Twitter
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by dpflan 1y ago
I guess bias towards the language, its design and syntax.
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by dpflan 1y ago
BEAM seems like a great infrastructure for developing AI/ML agents and interactions among different processes that can be agents or functions. My question here is why not use Elixir for this?
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by dpflan 1y ago
What “severe scaling issues” have you encountered?
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by dpflan 1y ago
As an alternative to a pure graph db (e.g. here, memgraph), has anyone here used Apache's AGE graph-database extension for Postgresql? For making a knowledge graph that can live alongside SQL?
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by dpflan 1y ago
Thanks. With these of examples of messages appearance in time and in physical location in Kafka, how have you adapted your consumers? Which scenario / architectural decision (one of the examples?) have you moved forward with and crea
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by dpflan 1y ago
Can you elaborate on how you have “adapted…message causality topologies to cope with consuming mechanisms” in relation to the example of a bank account? The causality topology being what here, couldn’t one day MoneyIn should come before els
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by dpflan 1y ago
Any benefit to having a graph database component alongside the SQL? Maybe add some Apache Age to Postgres? “”” Apache AGE™ Graph Database for PostgreSQL Apache AGE™ is a PostgreSQL Graph database compatible with PostgreSQL's distribute
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Ask HN: How does Anthropic use Claude internally?
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by dpflan 2y ago
Among the deluge of github notifications, I noticed Mike Perham of Sidekiq fame working https://github.com/mperham/ratomic -- "Ratomic provides mutable data structures for use with Ruby's Ractors. This allows
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by dpflan 2y ago
Do you mind elaborating?
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by dpflan 2y ago
Using “bubble” sort? ;)
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by dpflan 2y ago
Last time, in 2016, SoftBank announced a $50B investment in the US...what were the results of that? Granted, SB announced an up-selled $100B investment earlier, is this not similar in "announcement"? """ SoftBank’s
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by dpflan 2y ago
Anyone else watch Michael van Biezem (with the bow tie) lectures on Kalman Filters while learning this topic? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaCcOwJPytQ&list=PLX2gX-ftPV...
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by dpflan 2y ago
3 Fronts are mentioned: 1. Agentic systems 2. Digital core 3. Generative UI Generative UI seems interesting to note as it's presented here as a way to create personalized UIs. Which means... that Generative AI creates a UI for each use
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by dpflan 2y ago
Can you elaborate what is needed to compete and displace?
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What’s the Deal with Mid-Training?(vintagedata.org)
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by dpflan 2y ago
Link to Nature publication: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07559-x

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