mercurialsolo

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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
Is agentforce working at all? Any practical use-cases beyond the customer support one?
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
Is agentforce working and are there any practical users who have got beyond the customer support use-case?
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
The difference between novelty and hallucination is feasibility. With integrated critique and feasibility checks you can eventually map the hallucination space into novelty.
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
Super ambitious project that you are attempting - kudos to that! What do you think of 1. Licenses 2. Air traffic control & routing for personal crafts 3. Landing / Takeoff / Turbulence (weather) - where typically most of the
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Is an AI Winter in the Works?(latent.space)
4 points by mercurialsolo 2y ago|1 comments
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
As we go about moving LLM enabled products into production we definitely see a bunch of what is being spoken about resonate. We also see the below as areas which need to be expanded upon for developers building in the space to take products
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
Beyond the technology community I doubt that the loss of personal privacy is being discussed at large. Ad trackers had already made internet privacy a myth for the vast majority of the world; we now are seeing this permeate onto personal de
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
We have come to see with LLM's that language can be generated by using math. Would love to see if this is the same when reading different patterns of code - functional vs object oriented. Where do product specs or technical specs lie?
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
Only if internal tools went thru the same scrutiny as public tools. More often than not critical parameters or mis-configurations happen because of internal tools which work on unpublished params. Internal tools should be treated as tech de
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by mercurialsolo 2y ago
I call this movement the operator tool. Tools will no longer need operators as adding multi modality to tools will ensure we can actually have the operator interface on top of the tool. Tuning the operator is where the playing field shifts
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
By the looks of it - soon we will be needing resumes and work profiles for tools and APIs to be consumed by LLM's
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
I think of this as what does it mean to be human and what craft do we enjoy - does knowing that chess engines can beat most of us take away the fun of playing chess with another person. Similarily does knowing that an factory can mass produ
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
The ultimate goal of an organization (and society) is to disrupt itself. Then the new order becomes an evolution of the old and thus it becomes a continuity.
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Genetics Programming, AI –> Eugenics and why we need open source AI more than
1 points by mercurialsolo 3y ago|0 comments
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
While we think of push more in context of notifs - this same logic can be applied to any recommendations that come over a channel where intent is to be inferred based on past behaviour versus determined based on user input - be it on email,
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Honestly speaking code generation is a form of augmented retrieval. And going further back, I would say human memory is generated from context rather than retrieved (which is why it's often fallible - we hallucinate details). LLM'
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
One practical example when I was interviewing a candidate a few years back - I don't need to recall or remember anything, I can just google it up at the moment and learn it. Now this was an extreme behaviour exhibited, but am sure this
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
What about this playing a role? Is the role of anti-trust, big tech regulation and regulatory fees playing a bigger role here? Is the era of AI more in favour of say both Figma / Adobe competing vs collaborating - similar datasets? ht
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
This is just a race to the bottom and creating artificial work - folks creating poisoned data sets and then armies of data engineers who look at creating valid data sets for building models that can be grounded.
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Will the real slim shady please stand up? The current AI buzz is being ripped out by the wannabes - everything's marketing and buzz and being able to distinguish the genuine jumps forward is harder because we have made everything a wra
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
A lot of trivial plumbing work is really being solved by LLM's. Even in the space of work - We need a lot of plumbing knowledge to get access to a domain e.g. learning about the basics of beekeeping or how to build a nodejs based webap
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
We have to delineate between environmental entropy and the entropy within the system. As about adding entropy, every action has effects which can simultaneously both decrease entropy in one variable while increasing in another. Any system&#
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Eye tracking is essentially a model of visual attention. Visual attention is part of the overall attention space and big companies and use-cases are built around visual attention. Today we track attention by explicit interactions, if we can
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Someone should look at a very different take on this space based on cause and effect based modeling. DX based on cause and effect is a.lot more intuitive for users and reasoning agents
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
There's also design centric firms like Airbnb where it does have a seat at the business table. But largely design doesn't get a seat at the table is because the practice hasn't embraced experimentation and science to quantify
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Is there a version of this on replicate yet?
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Any space mission is fairly complex no matter the agency private or public. For me the most interesting part to watch personally was the telemetry. What's the latency involved here, do they have agency in terms of manual overrides and
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
Business advantages only exist with some degree of information asymmetry. People only want to share this over when either they are not playing the game or the market incentivizes open sharing (e.g. patent systems for innovation). Unfortunat
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What do you use LangChain for?
2 points by mercurialsolo 3y ago|0 comments
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by mercurialsolo 3y ago
This is a fabulously well written article in the means of a technical thriller. "All of this happened near instantaneously, leaving the pilots completely in control of the airplane with little advance warning." Complex systems hav

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