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by eric-burel 1y ago
Slightly related, on the cooperation between large models and small models (traditional ML) : https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06857
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by eric-burel 1y ago
The complexity of an agent may range from something relatively simple to whatever level of complexity you want. So your projet sounds doable but you'll have to run some exploration to get proper answers. Regarding reliability, quality
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by eric-burel 1y ago
I don't want to be the European in the room, yet I am wondering if you can prove the AI Act conformance of such a system. You'd need to prove that it doesn't evolve into a problematic behaviour which sounds difficult.
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Meet The LLM Developer(ericburel.tech)
1 points by eric-burel 1y ago|0 comments
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by eric-burel 1y ago
I guess for the "backend" part it may be true, but there is a new "frontend" skillset of being able to actually implement a complex agentic workflow, and put that into a functioning product, which can be a lot of code. S
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by eric-burel 1y ago
Hi, I am working in making the term "llm developer" more popular in France and train people to this new job. We will need a bunch of them in the months/years to come to implement advanced AI systems after companies manage to
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by eric-burel 1y ago
You'd want to make this tool domain specific - language, type of docs, perhaps target a specific documentation framework/format that is common and standardized enough. I fail to buy a content-agnostic summarization method, though
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LLM Embeddings Explained: A Visual and Intuitive Guide(huggingface.co)
5 points by eric-burel 1y ago|0 comments
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by eric-burel 1y ago
A lot of criticism of LLMs is certainly legit and relevant, but are targeting very naive uses of the tools. Post-processing the output with an improvement prompt isn't even mentioned here. I'd rather read a criticism of agents, sy
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by eric-burel 2y ago
I don't think people into LLMs necessarily use Linux, most devs I see around use a mac, and I think I'll buy one and move out of Ubuntu if I start using them more seriously. The perfs are the key selling point as many professional
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by eric-burel 2y ago
Salesforce is building Moirai for that part https://www.salesforce.com/blog/moirai/
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Teaching Next.js Route Handlers to GitHub Copilot(ericburel.tech)
1 points by eric-burel 2y ago|0 comments
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by eric-burel 2y ago
This sums up as ranging from multiple LLM calls to build a smart features to letting the LLM decide what to do next. I think you can go very far with the former but the latter is more autonompus in unconstrained environments (like chatting
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Next, the Next big thing? (2017)(medium.com)
3 points by eric-burel 2y ago|0 comments
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by eric-burel 2y ago
Side question : open source models tend to be less "smart" than private ones, do you intend to compensate by providing a better context (eg query relevant technology docs to feed context)?
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by eric-burel 2y ago
This can be seen as technology watch, as opposed to a thesis literature review for instance. Google Scholar gives the best results but sadly doesn't really want you to build products on top of it : no api, no scraping. Breaking this mo
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by eric-burel 2y ago
Unusual use case but I write literature reviews for French R&D tax cut system, and we specifically need to: focus on most recent papers, stay on topic for a very specific problematic a company has, potentially include grey literature (t
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by eric-burel 2y ago
I am mesmerized at how much the comments analyze Europe under the perspective of the United States, eg we need a Silicon Valley otherwise we don't exist from a technological standpoint, we should become an homogeneous market etc. We ar
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by eric-burel 2y ago
Also it ties strong encapsulation with composition (slots) so it prevents easily replacing framework components like React by native components
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by eric-burel 2y ago
I am not sure this is related to being a newer developer, the thing is that sources of truth regarding frontend languages are not obvious to find, contrary to say the official Golang tutorial I am amazed at the quality of the Mozilla Develo
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by eric-burel 2y ago
Yes but it doesn't leak CSS when you want it to, I've never figured how to setup a CSS only dark theme using a top-level classname like Tailwind does for instance
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by eric-burel 3y ago
In France pigeons are protected and you have to let them nest (more precisely you can't move the nest once it's there and you cannot harm the eggs)
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by eric-burel 3y ago
The See Also section is a huge rabbit hole it will take me days to review all this litterature around bomb bearing animals
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by eric-burel 3y ago
I'd translate to "the clean evil"/"the dirty good" Edit: but I think I've missed the point that there are multiple understanding so multiple translations and probably a pun on "malpropre"
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React Browser Components to fix hydration mismatches(medium.com)
2 points by eric-burel 3y ago|1 comments
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by eric-burel 3y ago
Hi folks, After using React for 6 years, I cannot count how many times I've seen the "window is not defined" error and its partner in crime, the "hydration mismatch error". The introduction of React Server Component
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by eric-burel 3y ago
There are many recently published or preprint research papers around that, not necessarily that hard to read I think. As a consultant this totally prevents me from making any professional use of LLMs at the moment (edit: aside from actual c
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by eric-burel 3y ago
How do you detect which version to serve in this case? Using User-agent server-side, or something else client-side? Or maybe letting the user decide using a separate website?
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by eric-burel 3y ago
Hi, the State of HTML survey is built upon the same code as State of JS, State of CSS, State of GraphQL, and very soon State of React. Those surveys involve highly interactive components for some questions.It's implemented using Next.j
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by eric-burel 3y ago
There is a ticket here feel free to add to the discussion: https://github.com/Devographics/Monorepo/issues/309

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