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by lysecret 3y ago
Yes two core benefits: 1. Built-in Deduplication. If your ID describes the "thing that it is" handling deduplication is much easier. Of course you can try to enforce it by enforcing uniqueness on other columns (but that's not
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by lysecret 3y ago
I am currently working with about 100TB data on GCP with BigQuery as a query engine and simple hive partitioning like /key3=000/key2=002/. We are happy because we can run all the queries you want and it is insanely cheap. But
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by lysecret 3y ago
Good point to me the internet was just "other people", what differentiated is not the 4 people you know but literally (almost) and potentially all other people. With AI, the way I see it, it is just virtual other people. Of course
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yes from descriptions. ALso, often I have a rough idea of how many calories something has. So one of the main features is you can say: Protein shake with 140 cals and 35 grams of protein remember as P1, and then whenever I have the same thi
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by lysecret 3y ago
Very cool!:) Just went over the article and this is close to how I use it. I implemented it in an Iphone app and added some Rag tricks. Let me know if you want to try it out.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Counting my calories.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Indeed very insightful thanks for sharing.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. To give an example, to go beyond a simple "generic" search. I have a company finding buyers for commercial real estate. One of the search features are the locations of the buyers (usually family offices
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by lysecret 3y ago
I recently built a Swift app for the first time, and I was so pleasantly surprised. It's really easy to pick up, I also did zero styling or performance optimizations and it's pretty and fast. My only regret was not using SwiftData
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by lysecret 3y ago
Or also looking to be hired as a writer?
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by lysecret 3y ago
Ai is still far off from that level of witticism.
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by lysecret 3y ago
I have to admit. This is marketing done right. Same as the retool post. Also, in the next few years all the sauce and moat of these kinds of systems will be in the retrieval architecture. I wish they would go into further detail (just a lit
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by lysecret 3y ago
Context has graduated from “hey we have vector embeddings” to “hey we have a whole squad of engines.” Everyone who’s building rags has to meditate on this.
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by lysecret 3y ago
The good (and some might say bad thing) is that when it comes to fundamental technologies there are only 2 that are relevant: 1. Transformers 2. Diffusion The benefit is that, focus on understanding them both reeaaalllyy well and you are at
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by lysecret 3y ago
Hmm, isn't the whole point of the "Facebook spies on us though our Microphone" story that then people laugh about it move on and use Facebook regardless? Hundreds of millions of people use ChatGPT, billions Google and Faceboo
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by lysecret 3y ago
Bunch of python code.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Quick question about django ninja it is just fastapi integrated to work with the django admin and Orm right ?
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by lysecret 3y ago
A calorie counting app using ChatGPT. I got so bothered by existing calorie counting tools with endless dropdown and then they dont have your exact thingy I don’t care about anyways. So in my app I usually at the afternoon I just write: I h
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yep, as an anecdote. My dad was working for 35 years at a "tech company" here in Europe. When he went into pension all his coworkers told me what an unusual thing this was (kind of warning me that I shouldn't try to do the sa
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by lysecret 3y ago
Uhhh that is actually looking fantastic. Especially for slightly advanced beginners to the space. It has now been 8 years since I went through the Elements and Bishop Books in Uni. Now I want to read this over the Christmas break.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Let's circle back to your coding question after the holidays.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Oh, first of all, I truly respect this kind of teaching work. My only experience is in graduate or post-graduate level teaching. So really don't what is ideal in your situation.
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by lysecret 3y ago
I used to work as a teacher in a kind of bootcamp. Over the years my my view on teaching has changed massively. I think there are only two generic things and the rest is situation dependent. - There is just no way around the struggle. The s
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by lysecret 3y ago
I see many of my friends building some kind of RAG system with chat interface. I have been building some stuff on top of the OpenAi interface (to use their store) but find myself wanting to implement some simple UI elements (like a date sel
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by lysecret 3y ago
I mean the blog is called overreacted sooo..
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by lysecret 3y ago
I think we are aligned I am just much more sceptical towards no code solutions. So I think these roles will shrink massively and the little code you have to still do will then become just another thing to integrate for your swe role (this i
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yea same. Also, honestly feels like the way the field is progressing it will just be eaten up by an SWE role. Feel the same for ML engineer and many other specialized roles.
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by lysecret 3y ago
So prompt engineering is back.
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by lysecret 3y ago
That looks fantastic! I own a startup where we used to relay he-vea-ly on retool (until we could automate most of the Retool work with ChatGpt haha). I would have tried out your approach if it was out back then, I am much more well-versed i
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by lysecret 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34304376 Maybe they improved since. Let me know how you find it:)

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