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by nojito 1y ago
The median salary of someone on H1B is higher than someone not on H1B. If H1B is gone we will see a decrease in wages not an increase.
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by nojito 1y ago
>This adds substantial risk to any startup. If you're a startup are you not a "commercial" customer?
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by nojito 1y ago
This is network analysis which is used to identify networks of interest.
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What is the point of libraries now that you can just generate them?(ghuntley.com)
4 points by nojito 1y ago|2 comments
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by nojito 1y ago
Tools that don’t control the model as well are doomed to fail due to costs.
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by nojito 1y ago
The amount of innovation in the last 6-8 months has been insane.
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by nojito 1y ago
It's a mismatch that this is on the official blog, but their implementation of Iceberg is still behind and doesn't have feature parity with the spec. https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/iceberg-tables#
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by nojito 1y ago
>Use your brains. I love posts like these because it just reinforces that I made the right decision in spending as much time as I do in getting really really really good at using llms.
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by nojito 1y ago
Marimo is just a .py file.
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by nojito 1y ago
Because people are overprompting and creating crazy elaborate harnesses. My prompts are maybe 1 - 2 sentences. There is a definite skill gap between folks who are using these tools effectively and those who do not.
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by nojito 1y ago
Which is not what the OP did.
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by nojito 1y ago
This isn’t a zero shot tool. Not sure why folks continue to zero shot things.
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by nojito 1y ago
Because now the model can do it for you and you can focus on other more sophisticated tasks. I am aware that there’s a huge group of people who justify their salary by being able google.
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by nojito 1y ago
What? It’s a straight connect to the models api from azure, aws, or gcp. I am literally using Claude opus 4.1 right now.
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by nojito 1y ago
Pretty much all the large players in healthcare (provider and payer) have model access (OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic)
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by nojito 1y ago
Yup which is why these models are so exciting! They are specifically training on webbrowsing and python calling.
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by nojito 1y ago
Why does it need knowledge when it can just call tools to get it?
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by nojito 1y ago
The same way you program... Break apart your knowledge into relevant chunks for Claude so that you can only have what's useful in its context window.
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by nojito 1y ago
The trick is to have it run it through sqlglot and correct the errors.
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Full-Breadth Developers(justin.searls.co)
8 points by nojito 1y ago|2 comments
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by nojito 1y ago
>not a "Change course to a new destination" CEO. Based on what exactly? He led the overhaul of a massive amount of Apple under his tenure.
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by nojito 1y ago
I know this is a joke but I have been able to lower my costs by routing my prompts to a smaller model to determine if I need to send it to a larger model or not.
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by nojito 1y ago
Use the API.
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by nojito 1y ago
Powershell is Open Source https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
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by nojito 1y ago
How do you stop it from changing or modifying the test to get to pass?
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by nojito 1y ago
That’s actually an old workflow. Nowadays you spin up a thin container and let it go wild. If it messes up you simply just destroy the container, undo the git history and try again. Takes no time at all.
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Ralph Wiggum as a "Software Engineer"(ghuntley.com)
2 points by nojito 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojito 1y ago
Yup. But they are improvements over what cursor was releasing over the last year or so.
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by nojito 1y ago
Not really. Chatting with a llm was cutting edge for 3 years it’s only within the last 8-10 months with Claude code and Gemini cli do we have the next big change in how we interact with llms
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by nojito 1y ago
Cursor is an old way of using LLMs. Not to mention in the study less than 1/2 have ever used it before the study.

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