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by mgraczyk 1y ago
It does not take dozens of hours to get an API key for gemini
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The action button says "Post", which to me is pretty close to Publish And shared ChatGPT chats are often indexed by Google, so they become public. Although I agree it's not exactly the same because of the lack of builtin disc
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
I think it's reasonable to see this as mimicing every other AI chat app, where "Share" means share publicly. For example in ChatGPT.
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That is possible. I wouldn't think that because there are no "friends" in this app but I could see why a Facebook user might think that. On the other hand, when you open the app you immediately see content from people you are
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Meta has never accidentally shared private photos. I don't see any reason to believe this would happen
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After trying the app, it's hard for me to interpret this article as anything other than Mozilla lying. Sharing in this app is the same as any other social media app. In the app there is a "Share" button at the top right. Afte
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The reason is that most people wouldn't care about the actual thing happening. Mozilla chooses to frame things in a way that is more likely to motivate people to action, even if that means being vague or dishonest. In this case their p
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In my example, the human would be in the loop in exactly the same way as the technique in the article. The human can tell the model that it's wrong and what to do instead. Tools like th one in the article are also "rules".
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Why not have the model ask in the chat? It's a lot easier to just talk to it than open a file. The article mentions cursor so it sounds like you're already using cursor?
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What I'm describing is a human in the loop. It's just a different UX, one that is easier to use and closer to what the model is trained to use.
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Yeah thanks for that. I think it's reasoning and not cringe to add a little note like that at the end. As somebody who previously tried to buy SCIM for my startup I would have wanted to know your solution exists!
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But then that means they are editing a markdown file on your computer? How is that meant to work? I like the idea but would rather it use Slack or something if it's meant to ask anyone.
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Wild that they don't mention in the article that they offer SCIM, apparently at no extra cost? Most auth providers do not offer that, typically they will charge you per end customer/tenant. For example WorkOS charges $125/mo
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If you are answering these questions yourself, why not just add something like this to your cursor rules? "If you don't know the answer to a question and need the answer to continue, ask me before continuing" Will you have so
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Artists can do this, and they do
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Depending on your model, you may spend a lot of time trying to get it to work with Trainium
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Yeah of course, and that sounds like a great hobby you can have (like the woodworking example in the article). But if you expect to get paid, you need to keep up and stay productive. And it doesn't burn everyone out. All of the best 50
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Being opposed to things that fail is not important. You can rightly avoid new things 99% of the time, but if you miss the 1% of things that matter, you get left behind. On the other hand if you adopt the latest thing 100% of the time and 99
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
I worked on debugging modem software at Qualcomm in 2011, also prerelease 4G networking. I believe that LLMs would have dramatically improved my productivity across nearly all tasks involved (if they would allow me to use an LLM from inside
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I was talking about students because I was replying to a comment from a professor talking about his students
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
It reminds me of many of the people I worked with early in my career. They were opposed to C++ (they thought C was all you need), opposed to git (they used IBM clearcase or subversion), opposed to putting internal tools in a web browser (wh
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Hmm how did you get that from what I listed? Every codebase I listed was over 10 years old and had millions of lines of code. Instagram is probably the world's largest and most used python codebase, and the camera software I worked on
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Deliberate practice, which may take a form different from productive work. I believe it's important for students to learn how to write data structures at some point. Red black trees, various heaps, etc. Students should write and unders
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I have done everything from architecture design for a DSP (Qualcomm), to training models that render photos on Pixel phones, to redoing Instagrams comments ranking system. I can't imaging doing anything without LLMs today, they would h
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We are beyond the point of trying to convince naysayers. I will simply not hire anybody who is not good at using LLMs, and I don't think I would ever work with anybody who thinks they aren't very useful. It's like working wit
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The important thing you are missing is that the learning landscape has now changed. You are now responsible for learning how to use LLMs well. If an untrained vibe coder is more productive for me, while knowing nothing about how the code ac
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My home is empty nearly 70% of the time. Surely that is more wasteful than not using a dorm bed once per year
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This is good. Almost all price discrimination is good. Larger groups are more price sensitive. They should pay less because they have more buying power when they buy ahead.
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If I understand the "attack" correctly, what is going on here is that a user is tricked into creating a PR that includes sensitive information? Is this any different than accidentally copy-pasting sensitive information into a PR o
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Would you mind explaining where in the article the author gives an opinion, as opposed to stating uncontested facts that would be newsworthy to scientists? Or would you mind sharing a snippet that expressed any political belief of the autho

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