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by mfalcon 1y ago
I know you tried to hack it the same way as I did.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
I think that we will be reviewers too, we have to know if the AI generated artifact does what we want.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
The AI doesn't suffer, doesn't struggle, doesn't love, doesn't question itself. The AI is not like us. The AI only can produce something "nice" with no backstory.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
I was asking myself the same question the other day, some basic search thing just didn't work.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
I'm doing something similar to the OP but I'm not a CTO but a "manager". Maybe the title is "we're all managers now". The CTO role is bigger than that.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
"Outputs are disposable; plans and prompts compound." I agree with this and it aligns with the general opinion about what is the true value the SWE's bring to the table.
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by mfalcon 1y ago
Another argentinian here, nice username! :P
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by mfalcon 1y ago
That sounds nice. Sometimes I listen to a really great fragment of a song (the final minutes of Descending from Tool) and I think: "It'd be great to hear songs that have this kind of fragment". I don't know if that'
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by mfalcon 1y ago
Wow! I was thinking about doing something similar (extracting audio features to find really similar songs) some weeks ago. I love the idea, it'd be great to have something like this to discover music too, but it'll be difficult to
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by mfalcon 1y ago
And you probably won't finish that too :)
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Building an AI judge for classification tasks(aunhumano.com)
2 points by mfalcon 1y ago|0 comments
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by mfalcon 1y ago
You don't. You have to separate concers between deterministic and stochastic code input/output. You need evals for the stochastic and mocking when the stochastic output is consumed in the deterministic code.
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Building self improving negotiation agents(aunhumano.com)
1 points by mfalcon 2y ago|0 comments
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by mfalcon 2y ago
At least your content is going to be included in the LLMs for years to come. Kind of a legacy:)
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by mfalcon 2y ago
Yes, I've been working in the machine learning space for a while and I agree that it's an approach that should've been followed years ago. But I also think that now the problems of not following it are bigger, because now we
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The time of evaluation driven development(aunhumano.com)
3 points by mfalcon 2y ago|3 comments
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by mfalcon 2y ago
The Moat is the people.
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by mfalcon 2y ago
I work in a company that sells chatbots. We use LLMs to understand the intention of the user: start a flow, set a slot value, cancel a current flow... After that, all the logic to handle the identified action and the response is implemented
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by mfalcon 2y ago
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google(DeepMind), Mistral, Groq, Meta(AI).
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by mfalcon 2y ago
I think that the description fits what a data scientist usually does. LLM knowledge could be considered as part of the stack.
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by mfalcon 2y ago
Amazing contribution Hamel, thanks for sharing. I though it was behind a paywall as you said, very glad you decided to open it. Looking forward to start with this course.
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by mfalcon 3y ago
One big issue with hybrid is that you lose optionality because you no longer can live far from the office: - You can't live far away from the office - You can't take some weeks/months to work from abroad - You lose flexibilit
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I wouldn't say "not at all" because I think the industry is going to change at least a little bit, so with change comes inestability. I think that my ability regarding problem solving will be valuable in the future, maybe if
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by mfalcon 3y ago
Not worried, I am confident that I will always find a way to provide value.
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I've been building data projects for real estate for a while and applying LLM's for conversational products but I've never mixed both of them. I think something like a conversational buying/renting assistant could be fea
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I'm making two LLM's negotiate the exchange of a product, price is the main issue but I'm trying to make them negotiate another issues too in order to avoid the "bargaining" case. I've tried several models and
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I love Ollama's simplicity to download and consume different models with its REST API. I've never used it in a "production" environment, anyone knows how Ollama performs? or is it better to move to something like Vllm fo
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I think there is a lot of ground to cover in "RAG". Most of the demos or tutorials online seem to simply use a vector database to retrieve similar documents according to a cosine distance. I'm now working on a "hybrid&qu
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by mfalcon 3y ago
Antifragile, Meditations.
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by mfalcon 3y ago
I was thinking about budgeting lately (I don't do it already) but the extreme inflation in my country, Argentina, makes it a bit difficult. I had the idea of introducing some kind of "randomness" to the amount of money I can

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