rdedev

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by rdedev 5mo ago
Relevant video: https://youtu.be/WAUnmQt2Z7Y?si=Gll0AkqyAdsSjqlA My manager has started speaking like this. He showed a slide recently which had the words AI and Quantum nearby
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by rdedev 5mo ago
> hundreds/user/month What is this based on? The only thing I can think of is AI coding tools but only a few companies do it properly. I don't see gitlab capturing any of that spending Also the whole "removing layers&
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by rdedev 5mo ago
With Louis, it's been a journey of "how I learn to stop worrying and enjoy the angry repain guy" He gets a bunch of things wrong since it's mostly reactionary content but he is willing to correct himself when he gets thi
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by rdedev 5mo ago
When companies like this exist, what is the point of relying of TPM? Looks like the future is bright for VC backed bots https://doublespeed.ai/
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by rdedev 5mo ago
I had to create a hypothesis testing agent where it gets a query like "is manufacturing parameter x significantly different this month than last month" and have the agent follow a flowchart to run a statistical test and return the
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by rdedev 6mo ago
Not totally wrong. Self play works well with if your problem can be easily simulated in an RL environment where the model can easily explore different states. RLHF or similar techniques is not that since we don't have exactly have a si
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by rdedev 6mo ago
There is a bunch of manufacturing related investigation reports written up in jira tickets or confluence pages at the pharma company I work for.
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by rdedev 6mo ago
Here mine: you cannot link an existing branch to a jira issue. Maybe this is easier said than done but I can't find their reasoning anywhere
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by rdedev 6mo ago
> language itself is one tool of communication invented to supersede body-language and grunting and noises That's a pretty utilitarian view of language. How would it feel if everyone spoke and wrote like a PR representative? This is
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by rdedev 6mo ago
Thanks for clarifying this. I was genuinely frustrated with copilot due to the lack of features. If it's possible please push your large business clients to update office. I work for a multinational pharma company and the copilot featu
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by rdedev 6mo ago
Atleast someone at some level need to think about how the user is going to use copilot right?
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by rdedev 6mo ago
Here is a fun one. I had a column with around 200 entries and there were some duplicates in it. I just wanted to see which were duplicates and remove some of them. I selected the cells and asked copilot to tell me which ones were duplicated
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by rdedev 6mo ago
My recent frustration is with Powerpoint Designer suggestions. Who asked for this? The suggestions don't make sense or look good. And then microsoft provides a helpful tip to not pop open suggestions till the next time powerpoint is op
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by rdedev 6mo ago
> already happening with recursive self improvement Are any AI labs claiming this?
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by rdedev 6mo ago
I hope it does. But every day that goes by I feel that the future is just going to be like what's shown in the expanse series
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by rdedev 7mo ago
My vscode slop session stopped in between. Maybe it's for the better
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by rdedev 7mo ago
Uff. This is exactly what Casey Muratori and his friend was talking about in of their more recent podcast. Features that would never get implemented because of time constraints now do thanks to LLMs and now they have a huge codebase to main
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by rdedev 7mo ago
Right now my start menu randomly crashes. Like all I see is a black box with no icons. I'm impressed with how even basic functionalities break pretty often
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by rdedev 7mo ago
I wish job openings for anything LLM related would stop asking for experience with langchain
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by rdedev 7mo ago
The fact that stampedes happen is evidence against it. At least we are not capable of sticking to some basic rules the birds follow when we are startled
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by rdedev 7mo ago
> In 2010, a team led by Andrea Cavagna at the University of Rome tracked individual starlings in 3D using multiple synchronized cameras. And they found something surprising! > In 1986 Craig Reynolds encoded this insight as three rule
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by rdedev 7mo ago
I tried reading it but I couldn't get into it. Maybe it the heavy religious themes or just the science fiction being so far into the future? I really should give it a shot again
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by rdedev 7mo ago
An aspect of art is this pursuit of pushing boundaries within the confines of what is considered good. Would an artist with an infinite image generator be interested in pushing said boundaries? Maybe but they will definitely miss out on get
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by rdedev 8mo ago
Even if you are not coding in assembly you still need to think. Replace llm with a smart programmer. I don't like the other guy to do all the thinking for me. Much better if it's a collaborative process even if the other guy could
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by rdedev 8mo ago
Adam Neely has a video on GenAI and it's impact on the music industry. There is a section in the video about beauty and taste and it's pretty different from your conclusions. One example I remember is would an AI find beauty in a
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by rdedev 8mo ago
I think it still has a place of your agent is part of a bigger application that you are running and you want to quickly get something in your models context for a quick turnaround
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by rdedev 8mo ago
I swear Prof G mentioned this exact same thing happening today
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by rdedev 8mo ago
There is a lot of stickiness associated with apple products. Be it their walled gardens or having better hardware or brand recognition. This is especially true in the American market
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by rdedev 8mo ago
While polars is better if you work with predefined data formats, pandas is imo still better as a general purpose table container. I work with chemical datasets and this always involves converting SMILES string to Rdkit Molecule objects. Pol
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by rdedev 9mo ago
I decided to vibe code something myself last week at work. I've been wanting to create a poc that involves a coding agent create custom bokeh plots that a user can interact with and ask follow up questions. All this had to be served us

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