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by jp8585 10mo ago
Now you are just being paranoid, lol. You have me wondering now why am I writing like an llm. (strawberry has 3 rs). Are you a bot? Shoot me an email (that we listed on the page) and let's have a zoom call
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by jp8585 10mo ago
We actually have a full page on the methodology we used. We did over 20 experiments on the best way to digest this dataset and ended up settling on just using llms to review each interview in-depth. This helped us unlock some insights that
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by jp8585 10mo ago
I know, right? That’s part of the angst these professionals suffer. Failure, despite having the infinite leverage provided by these tools.
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by jp8585 10mo ago
I guess all the interview quotes almost feel like those fake reviews on websites. They are all true excerpts, though. And we had a lot of fun creating all of those interactive bits. I get the sense there's a sort of ai content ptsd her
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by jp8585 10mo ago
That’s fascinating. If you don’t mind me asking, what type of software development do you do? Have you tried any of the latest coding tools? Or even used LLMs as a replacement for stack overflow?
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by jp8585 10mo ago
We have a full page on the methodology we used! Let me know if you’d like access to the dataset we created for this. The aim was not to be scientific but to flush out some deeper meanings from these interviews that typical nlp techniques st
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by jp8585 10mo ago
I definitely understand that this is the rational way of viewing it. Leveraging these tools is an incredible feeling, but the sense of dread is always there in the corner. You can just feel a deep sense of angst in a lot of these interviews
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by jp8585 10mo ago
I actually think things improved substantially when compared to last year. The latest batch of sota models is incredible (just ask any software engineer about what’s happening to their profession). It’s only a matter of time until other kn
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We ran Anthropic’s interviews through structured LLM analysis(playbookatlas.com)
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by jp8585 10mo ago
Anthropic released 1,250 interviews about AI at work. Their headline: "predominantly positive sentiments." We ran the same interviews through structured LLM analysis, and the true story is a bit different. Key findings:
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by jp8585 7y ago
Not at all. Maybe for low paying jobs.
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by jp8585 7y ago
Long term upwork Data Scientist here. It seems he had a bad experience, that could have happened on any other place / platform. There are always horror stories about how platforms deal with conflicts (think PayPal, Stripe, Uber...) Out
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by jp8585 8y ago
Exactly
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by jp8585 8y ago
As a machine learning freelancer, I can definitely understand the main argument of this article. When I started applying for contracts I always felt overwhelmed by the competition with math PhDs and other developers with brighter pedigrees.