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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Someone who spent that much time at CMC would know! I also love her book.
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Came here to upvote this idea. Many of you probably relate to the under-informed or less experienced junior engineer who gets dramatic at times. Did this person see something they thought was a non-conformance but actually standard operat
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Drizly alcohol delivery shutting down(sf.eater.com)
1 points by fallingmeat 3y ago|0 comments
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Also, hermeus.com
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
I don't know anything about photography, but curious to know what the cheapest "pro" alternative is. The phone is now $1200! This feature is cool, but if you wanted that feature, is it cheaper in a purpose-built device?
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
so they were not kidding about that low RCS!
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
in other news, local man rounds up on grocery bill for charity
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
"make more better tests to decrease yolo" haha
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Wow, good sleuthing!! dang do you have a tool to do that or are you just encyclopedic?
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Is this the promise of Amazon Sagemaker?
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
still not sure of the value of the langchain abstraction. does anyone use it in prod?
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Fun fact: the author of these rules (Gerard Holzmann) is also the inventor of the Spin model checker (spinroot.com)!
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Thanks! fixed it now that I'm back from vacay...
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
neato! anyone interested in a collab on a more generic natural language graph making tool (think GoJS powered by LLM to make SysML diagrams etc). Demo of api here, I cant do front end, it is a weakness… https://grapher.baselines.
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
10% of "revenue"? For the amount of energy put into making this language model, the business model effort seems to be disproportionate. I'm glad they made it commercially available, though! I hope they see success here and th
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40B LLM wants to charge 10% royalty on revenue?(huggingface.co)
4 points by fallingmeat 3y ago|1 comments
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Great question! I don’t know the end game there. Maybe if they suspected their model was used they would sue, and in discovery find you used their model for training?
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
That is against their ToS though if you use your new LLM commercially.
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
similar to the DARPA active flow control demonstrator that just received is designation (X-65): https://www.darpa.mil/program/control-of-revolutionary-aircr...
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
I recently made an LLM-based tool to identify inconsistencies with the INCOSE guide to writing requirements (identifying vague language, for example). Also have had some success translating those outputs to more structured language like LTL
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Most high integrity software development includes roles for systems engineers that do this (avionics, medical, nuclear, rail, automotive). See standards like ARP4754A, INCOSE working group on requirements engineering for leads, or if you ar
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
google “overjustification”
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
1 point by fallingmeat 1 minute ago | next | edit | delete [–] Why do similar articles or headlines seem to come up at the same time on front page? e.g. there is another article on Rails that happens to be front page right now that is seemi
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Why do similar articles or headlines seem to come up at the same time on front page? e.g. there is another article on Rails that happens to be front page right now that is seemingly otherwise unrelated (the other article is called The Rails
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
haha thats good
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
Meh. IMO it’s not particularly great at impersonating things convincingly without fine tuning or thorough prompting. Example, ask it to be an air traffic controller. You will need to spend a lot of time making it sound reasonably accurate.
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
yep. good question! no idea
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
procedure design. if you want to design your own approach procedure, for example. or if you are designing a takeoff/landing facility.
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by fallingmeat 3y ago
That’s brilliant! Very cool way to inspire. Next they can move on to TERPS procedure design! haha
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by fallingmeat 4y ago
It's not about how hard it is to make, it's about how willing someone is to exchange dollars for it. I think Stew and co. are just trying to rapidly find paying users that can help them steer to a better product vision, which they

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