milstan

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We no longer write any of the prompts in our codebase(gist.github.com)
3 points by milstan 6mo ago|1 comments
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by milstan 6mo ago
If you are anything like us, your codebase probably has some prompts in it. What we have observed is that LLMs can auto-improve them significantly. The key insight is that, to go beyond few-shot prompting, a thinking agent can now iterative
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by milstan 5y ago
Nice thing to include end-to-end encryption. I am interested to know what users say about it? Is it a key reason in their decision to choose your solution?
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How we got from 0 to 100 great candidates in our recruitment pipeline(medium.com)
2 points by milstan 5y ago|0 comments
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Product Design at Blindnet(medium.com)
1 points by milstan 5y ago|1 comments
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by milstan 5y ago
On product desing culture in engineering teams
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by milstan 6y ago
As long as we go and just criticize, or say X should not be trasted, I think we are not helping move things forward on the privacy front. It's a good thing that people make tools. Some are OK, some are not doing the job. Eventually, ov
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by milstan 6y ago
you have a typo: lawyers not "layers"
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by milstan 6y ago
It looks nice. I think it deserves a better title then "yet another" :)
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by milstan 6y ago
Regulation doesn't make the social change. Software does.
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by milstan 6y ago
The "getting worse faster" part is only likely to get even faster with the growing amount of internet interactions and internet use.
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Designing for Privacy – An Emerging Software Pattern(medium.com)
23 points by milstan 6y ago|14 comments
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by milstan 6y ago
Max Schrems, austrian activist, won a major privacy legal battle, that is likely to impact US businesses with operations in EU.