gtirloni

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by gtirloni 2y ago
It's not my first time using LLMs and you're assuming too much.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
There's no such thing. Every company is up for sale, if you have the money. Rare exceptions are old companies where the founder is still around and rejects deal after deal on pride. OpenAI is nothing like that, as the profit/non-p
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Why buy stakes and not the whole thing to block your competitors from making deals with them? This is big corp 101 and has happened countless times. It's even more likely if OpenAI is to be a $7T company in the future. Such an acquisit
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by gtirloni 2y ago
If it was, companies like Microsoft and Apple would have acquired them a long time ago. The fact they decided to have a partnership means they have reason to believe the hype isn't real beyond what we already know today and they don&#x
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by gtirloni 2y ago
If the trend in NVIDIA deceiving customers continue, the 5090 will be the new xx70 and the 5080 the new xx60.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
As usual, LLMs are an excellent tool when you already have a decent understanding of the field you're interested in using them in. Which is not the case of people posting in social media or creating their first programs. That's wh
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by gtirloni 2y ago
I haven't been following the drama since the beginning so thanks for the perspective. Totally agree this isn't good.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
The issue at hand seems to be WP Engine using Automattic-sponsored infrastructure for their own for-profit services, not modifications to free software.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Most recruiters are using ATS[0] systems that can automatically rank and show candidates with the best looking resumes. I'd assume there is no cutoff based on number of applicants, maybe if it's a position with a deadline, but oth
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by gtirloni 2y ago
I think your argument is reasonable. Having done two tours at IBM, they only see numbers (and not productivity ones).
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by gtirloni 2y ago
In most of these corporations, the people making the most are older. They don't have a habit of hiring young rockstars with insane salaries (because these people wouldn't fit the culture).
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by gtirloni 2y ago
The rumors of bans were always circulating when I worked at IBM. I never heard that at any other company. It's bizarre.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Mine are from leftovers I brought home and forgot to return wink
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by gtirloni 2y ago
This should not be a problem as 100% of Trump supporters will gladly pay the price to further their fight against China. /s
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by gtirloni 2y ago
https://exercism.org/tracks/cpp
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by gtirloni 2y ago
> There is off the shelf things that do this these days, but they can be expensive. Could you share some names for someone inexperienced in MLOps to do some research?
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by gtirloni 2y ago
> When SWE management’s no longer a thing You just said developers will be gone in 2-3 years. There won't be any humans to manage. Did you mean you'll be a SWE manager of LLMs?
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by gtirloni 2y ago
> Because I expect significant improvement from Orion Could you share the scientific basis for this expectation? Something other than pure hype from OpenAI would be good.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
> No sense of accomplishment, no letup, working hard just gets you more work. It's like laying bricks one at a time on a wall with unlimited length. Also feeling bad every 2 weeks because planning was really bad and now you need t
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by gtirloni 2y ago
If HN had a way to pin a comment, this would be the one :)
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Yes you can. What was the name of the agent that was going to replace all developers? Devin or something? It was shown it took more time iterate over a problem and created terrible solutions. LLMs are in the evolutionary phase, IMHO. I doub
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Indeed, ageism is a serious issue. And it seems out of touch with an ageing society in most countries. I'm not young anymore either and my experience job hunting has been that I get invited to fewer initial interviews, but when I am, t
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Welcome to the LLM API wrapper future. This is basically what 99% of the "AI startups" do.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
As I get older, the "old wise dude" myth fades more every day. I rarely meet wise old people, it's quite the opposite actually. Not saying there aren't any, buy I would avoid conflating old and wise together.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Lots of great sites with docs for software. I'm curious if people have suggestions for infrastructure-related docs as well.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Sounds a lot like the C++ experience. In my time learning Haskell a decade ago, it was rare to find some code that wasn't using an experimental extension.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Where do you see this is from IBM? The issue you linked is not from them.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
If ypu open DevTools and visit any website these days, you'll be surprised.
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by gtirloni 2y ago
Yes, remember to backup. https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Backing_up_Termux
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by gtirloni 2y ago
And the customer support teams would waste countless hours debugging scenarios that the customer had no idea what they were doing. All of that with a SLO breathing down their neck.

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