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by primax 3y ago
> Azure = will ultimately own the enterprise. Microsoft is the new IBM and their mature GTM and Professional Services organizations will carry increasing value as cloud services become mostly commoditized. Microsoft has multiple large re
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by primax 3y ago
When I was a sysadmin it was definitely harder. Devops gives the benefit of cows instead of pets, and a ton of reusable work. So I get why it's more 'valuable' from a remuneration basis.
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by primax 3y ago
> AWS doesn't even have a way to report a bug... what "on top of the list" are you talking about? Who else is on that list? You gotta love these assertions at the top of a post that flag people who confidently are saying t
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by primax 3y ago
I've found this happening with Expert mode, especially when just using a chatting style prompt. For example: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=f017634d-e354-4795-ae6e-d... I've had similar when thanking Phind aft
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by primax 3y ago
You're using the kind of searches Google has trained you to do, rather than LLM prompts. Do these actually work in ChatGPT?
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by primax 3y ago
How is that even possible for a human to write, especially the last part?
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by primax 3y ago
I'm old enough to remember when people did this for the joy of teaching and sharing knowledge, not branding and click rate.
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by primax 3y ago
LLMs are notoriously bad at puzzle solving and you gave it a prompt that was very sparse on details. What did you expect?
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by primax 3y ago
Feedback: I tend to say thank you after an interaction with LLMs. Your model doesn't really understand what I'm asking and gives me more and more troubleshooting data, whereas the expected behavior would be a "you're wel
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by primax 4y ago
I'm quite fond of suggesting to them they just play a track of pops and hiss quietly over the digital recording to get the same effect.
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by primax 4y ago
So... they weren't even slavers, they just bought cotton? This is like California trying to pay reparations. A state where slavery was never legal, taxing people who never owned slaves to give money to people who were never slaves.
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by primax 4y ago
I'd like to start writing something based on GPT to build web scrapers, probably on top of Colly and Gorm. Is there a good resource for learning how to feed external data into GPT?
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by primax 4y ago
No but it can free you up to do all that valuable busy work
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by primax 4y ago
I don't see how this is inherently worse than mobile phones, which are carried by everyone in the developed world all the time.
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by primax 4y ago
Check out when Dropbox launched https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by primax 4y ago
I remember the UI having made about as much sense as v1 of the Azure UI. I wouldn't have called it better than Facebook of the time in any way. Well, it was more colorful I suppose.
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by primax 4y ago
That ship has long sailed.
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by primax 4y ago
I'd say FEMA are best known for responding to emergencies, and not poisoning people who have stayed in temporary accommodation far longer than it was intended for
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by primax 4y ago
So are most account managers, their paired SAs and escalations into product teams. Hell I got a sit down with the engineers in Amazon Go (the walk out of the shops and pay automatically thing) because I was curious. As a consulting partner!
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by primax 4y ago
That isn't a factor of the artificial scarcity however, that's a factor of the teaching standards. In Australia we have a very limited number of surgical training positions each year. We could do plenty more, but we don't...
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by primax 4y ago
I haven't used your scraper, I worked with scrapy. I found debugging as well as command and control to be challenging. Colly was a big step up. For reference I am primarily a Golang programmer so I find weakly typed tools frustrating.
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by primax 4y ago
EdgeDB works really well for relational queries, it's a graph native query language that renders into Postgresql. Check it out: https://www.edgedb.com/
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by primax 4y ago
It's probably got as good a success rate as many of my colleagues.
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by primax 4y ago
18 months to 3 years.
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by primax 4y ago
When I ask ChatGPT a question, it explains it's reasoning and gives me concepts I can follow up with googling to learn more. When I use Google for research, I get articles written for SEO to push products and often have to refine and r
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by primax 4y ago
I think a key driver of this is not having to use SQL. I like DynamoDB and EdgeDB because I can use a more modern and reasonable language to interact with the database.
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by primax 4y ago
The statement is made at an object level typically for AWS
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by primax 4y ago
I'd love to see what kind of scraping tech Facebook use. I've been getting increasingly frustrated with the python scrapers and ecosystem and have been checking out Colly. But I'm sure whatever they have built must be nuts. I
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by primax 4y ago
Again, no one is saying that isn’t true. He’s saying that the marginal cost, the main inhibitor to rapid scaling, is likely to approach zero.
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by primax 4y ago
If you invest time in improving your skill at prompt engineering you’ll find it quite worthwhile. And yes, often I do follow up google searches for some things - but it has already saved me days of research time compared to Google

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