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by ec109685 2y ago
Interestingly ycombinator passed on Cap due to them not having a co-founder: https://x.com/richiemcilroy/status/1788996498081951848?s=46
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by ec109685 2y ago
Distributed for thee but not for me
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by ec109685 2y ago
Not the version described in this article.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Why not funnel all writes to a single region and leverage simpler transaction semantics.
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by ec109685 2y ago
* An edge,
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by ec109685 2y ago
Why do you say so? It’s not that complex what Deno is doing (though I am not sure the complexity is needed over SQLite with replication).
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by ec109685 2y ago
It plugs into a contraption that goes around your waste: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6RVpqLpLjl/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWF...
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by ec109685 2y ago
At least with the workday, you aren’t in it all the time, but yes, it reminds me of phpmyadmin over a database that needs a 5 hour maintenance window every week.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Explains how ServiceNow can be so popular yet so awful. They sell to the IT department who staffs up a team of solution architects and lock themselves in. Usability of the software be dammed (it took years before even urls were shareable).
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by ec109685 2y ago
The Oakland example at the end laments the 350M spent by Oakland. That works out to 1k a person or $33 a year. It’s a lot of money but it should definitely be put in context around length of stadium longevity and size of population.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Could someone please explain the intuition around this technique in more lament terms?
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by ec109685 2y ago
I still don't understand the focus on making a model substantially "safer" than what a simple google search will return. While there are obvious red lines (that search engines don't cross either), techniques for shop lif
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by ec109685 2y ago
That would make the TechCrunch article highly misleading since AWS and the other clouds offer big savings for reserved instances.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Agreed, I think. Does his framework include a measure of output too by looking at ROI? So if you are able to deliver more effectively, that should increase ROI independently of whether you reduce the amount of muda time.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Isn’t this why there are student loans or do they not cover post graduate work like this?
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by ec109685 2y ago
This isn’t architect level planning. Even a junior developer should be able to work from vague requirements and build a mental like that.
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by ec109685 2y ago
GitLab is an example of a company that started by heavily being influenced by GitHub and building a business around it. Figma is stupid expensive, especially when you onboard developers, so it seems like a GitLab esque play could be disrupt
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by ec109685 2y ago
PII data should be stored in encrypted form with tightly controlled keys. Web servers should decrypt on an as needed basis by exchanging user cookies / token for decryption keys. That prevents having “god” servers in the frontend servi
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by ec109685 2y ago
Nobody was going to pay $200 for that app w/ 85 gazillion LLM wrappers already out there, so they need some other form factor to get traction.
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by ec109685 2y ago
There must be some point a to point c training data that it had to learn how to complete via tons of point a to b data, which it then learned to generalize?
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by ec109685 2y ago
These new systems would do well to have a compelling “wow, this solves a hard problem that can’t be solved in another straightforward way”. The current YouTube video has a query about the Dallas Mavericks and it’s not clear how it’s using a
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by ec109685 2y ago
It depends on how big the model is. They are using a little LLM to help correct text and that would be dreadful if it took a server round trip.
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by ec109685 2y ago
This is a thoughtful article on the current limitations of LLM and agents: https://www.strangeloopcanon.com/p/what-can-llms-never-do A good example is that you can teach a first grader how to play wordle, but an LLM
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by ec109685 2y ago
Hopefully them going all in with on-device AI will get them to double their memory offerings.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Buried in their presentation is the current effectiveness of agents to complete desktop computing tasks. Humans are able to complete the tasks given at 70%+ effectiveness while the best model is at 12% (GPT4-v). Most of the other models wer
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by ec109685 2y ago
What’s the most complicated thing it was able to debug?
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by ec109685 2y ago
That still presupposes a new patent with new dosage. In this case, is there a dosage patent on ozempic’s current dosage? If manufacturers tweak ozempic’s current dose and get a patent, what’s to stop the existing dosage from being made by g
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by ec109685 3y ago
That doesn’t mean the existing drug can’t be sold as a generic.
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by ec109685 3y ago
This seems overly harsh. Poor development environments, documentation that takes too long to find anything, annoying code practices, etc. are all ways to snap yourself out of of flow. The point of the article is that you should examine what
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by ec109685 3y ago
It’s mentioned in the article. 1/3 of corn production goes to ethanol.

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