dpflan

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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Interesting. Do you have any examples to share?
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Agreed, is he saying that because there are local containerized runtimes the backlash can be turned into local discovery instead of external API calls to proprietary systems?
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Yes, that is why the problem continues.
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   This seems to always be the issue, the visceral experiencing of prices now at the cash register versus long term effects. “But if Walmart’s example reveals anything, it is that, in the long term, low prices can have costs of their own.” The
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   What other private companies have such cables? Google? How do they maintain them? At what point to these become considered "national security" assets (in the eyes of the owning company's nation)? Do they rent them out as busi
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Yes, this seems like the best paragraph from the article related to those questions: Airship Industries is designing its vehicle to dominate transoceanic air freight. It checks all the right boxes. It shortens end-to-end freight delivery ti
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   What is the current target use-case for this company's airships, the use-case that will get them a consistent business that will allow them to grow? What is the target operating speed considering cargo weight? How much cargo can such a
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Why is that confusing?
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   by dpflan 2y ago

   Why is this appealing? Why would one prefer this AI conversation to the actual source? Can these be agents and allow the listener to ask questions / interact?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    > while I do think more experience developers have stagnated Is this because they are not using coding assistants? Are they resistant to using them? I have to say that the coding assistant is helpful; it is an ever-present rubber duck th
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Ruby fits in here nicely then...
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Does anyone have additional insight? Previous better than expected job reports have happened in the past, and this one is worse than expected…don’t they average out to better overall?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    So the feature saves xpaths/selectors for DOM elements to remove?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    So, why did they fail so hard? This linked report seems useful: https://www.bain.com/globalassets/noindex/2024/bain_report-i...
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    For rails apps there has been rollout gem, and we’ve been using LaunchDarkly. These system wider services like LD are nice for control and uniformity and pan-system availability: being able to manage rollout of a single FF that can govnern
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    These big models are getting pumped out like crazy, that is the business of these companies. But basically, it feels like private/industry just figured out how to scale up a scalable process (deep learning), and it required not $M rese
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Do you have better references you could share?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Indeed, the ivory tower has nice chats and ideas and is a cool place to hang out, but does application actually occur.
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    I think the job market in general for this kind of stuff is "small"; but you can find jobs. Look at Isomoprhic Labs for example. There are new AI/ML companies that have emerged in recent years, helped by success of things lik
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    I believe a use-case(s) receiving attention is drug design, protein design, chemical design, etc. Here is a summer school by the London Geometry and Machine Learning group where research topics are shared and discussed. - https:/&#x2F
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    The paper's references have some good ones for getting more acquainted with these subjects; this one being a nice dense one to start with: - Geometric Deep Learning Grids, Groups, Graphs, Geodesics, and Gauges: https://geome
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    What are you using these for? Providing compute for customers that want to train/infer? What is the level of interest and level of success customers are seeing using these services Hot Aisle offers?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    This is the reason; the product is imbued with the negative externalities of the people and ideas associated with it.
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    UPenn Wharton Launches Generative AI Lab(ai-analytics.wharton.upenn.edu)

    2 points by dpflan 2y ago|0 comments
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing, the idea of impact is crucial -- creating tools to help other. > "By random chance I was scouted by a small consulting firm" Do you know more about this industry now? Could you provide known avenues for gett
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Thank you, do you have any data to back up some of your points?
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    Ask HN: Is Generative AI living up to the hype?

    1 points by dpflan 2y ago|5 comments
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    I mean, how much of this is stock buybacks?
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    I too was curious, received some useful discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40343284
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    by dpflan 2y ago

    Related and for those interested: The Shape of Space [1] by Mathematician Jeffrey R. Weeks [2,3]. """ The Shape of Space...[t]his lighthearted textbook covers the basic geometry and topology of two- and three-dimensional sp