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Have we reached the (Generative AI) peak?(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 3y ago|1 comments
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by ritzaco 3y ago
> I have a coach, I work with an executive coaching mastermind as I deepen my own executive coaching practice I see a lot more more people advertising 'executive coaching' services than I see people looking for the same. Is the
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by ritzaco 3y ago
There is definitely a gap for a product like this. At Ritza (a tech writing agency) we use a hacked together set of tools to accomplish this so I definitely see the need and am probably part of the target audience. Some feedback (based on a
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by ritzaco 3y ago
You think glassdoor wants to be fair to both parties when one party (business) pays them in order to help exploit the other party (employee)? Maybe it sounds cynical, but that is the business model.
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I've looked at this before and there just isn't enough information for me to even consider it. Does Appliku essentially get root to any server I put under its control? What happens to the server if I stop paying the monthly instal
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Fun, but will definitely get a takedown from OpenAI as they ripped off their entire front-end and name. Also, it seems to be a fairly thin wrapper that doesn't really get past GPT's 'do not be evil' base prompt. > wri
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I think this is confusingly phrased in the press release too, so it's probably on Apple rather than the Verge. > With Live Speech on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, users can type what they want to say to have it be spoken out loud during ph
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I think the most interesting part is > I think everyone expects their employer to track them to some extent. It is pretty standard practice for employers to monitor and run analysis on things like building badge swipes and the amount of
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by ritzaco 3y ago
initial impressions: the quality seems slightly worse than GPT4 for coding tasks, but it's so much faster
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I think these days the emphasis has changed a bit from "required reviews" (more senior dev or peer signs off on code) to "request review" (developer __wants__ the review, because it's a good learning experience and
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by ritzaco 4y ago
Here's a countdown to 13h00 UTC, which is when the launch window opens. I assume the YouTube will have some commentary etc in the 45 minutes leading up to that https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/launch?p0=1440&a
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by ritzaco 4y ago
added, but I see the bigquery script that's now the top comment makes it redundant.
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by ritzaco 4y ago
Added (blindly) the above data to a spreadsheet with a graph here[0]. If anyone wants to add the 2019 data in a comment, I'll update the sheet. [0] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bjPl3a0ciH6U9-OaLXGQ.
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by ritzaco 4y ago
I mean there has definitely been an explosion of "Ops" terms, and not all of them are justified. I think MLOps makes sense to emphasise the three pieces though. I know people want the "Ops" part of "DevOps" to
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by ritzaco 4y ago
I agree there's a lot of "Agile" like BS around MLOps, but this article doesn't really give the prior art enough attention IMO. Data Engineering is a large part of MLOps, but there are unique parts of production ML engin
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In Defense of Prompt Engineering(simonwillison.net)
9 points by ritzaco 4y ago|1 comments
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by ritzaco 4y ago
at the point where you regularly have to scan that combination into a potentially malicious or compromised machine that knows how to generate and transmit the hash, you may as well just trust some centralised authority to store the original
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by ritzaco 4y ago
I would like to see timeline predictions in articles like these. I agree completely that GPT can do 10-100% of most jobs I know about, but at the same time Python and UpWork have been around for a while too and I still know people who spend
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by ritzaco 4y ago
I printed a book recently ( https://makejsgames.com/ ) as a test and was surprised how straight-forward it was using LeanPub for the layout and Lulu for the printing. Leanpub accepts standard Markdown (though does have its ow
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by ritzaco 4y ago
:facepalm: fixed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34896252 as URLs can't be edited after submission
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Building conc: Better structured concurrency for Go(about.sourcegraph.com)
2 points by ritzaco 4y ago|0 comments
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Verification is as hard as creation: where ChatGPT falls short(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 4y ago|0 comments
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Building conc: Better structured concurrency for Go(about.sourcegraph.com)
2 points by ritzaco 4y ago|2 comments
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Data Visualization with Metabase from CSV(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 4y ago
This is what finally drove me to switch to mac. Had three XPSs which were all defective *on arrival* (two with defective touch pad, one with a defective display cable). After sending the third one back I bought a macbook pro and have used t
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Data visualization with Metabase from CSV files with SQLite(ritza.co)
1 points by ritzaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 4y ago
It's an over-compensation for the earlier responses that blamed things on "unforeseeable market conditions" or something in a "we did everything perfectly and this is just the way the world is" kind of excuse. It do
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by ritzaco 4y ago
Try reading https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits - it has a bunch of ways to help create "good" habits and remove "bad" ones
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Learn how to host your own Mastodon instance on AWS with Release(releasehub.com)
2 points by ritzaco 4y ago|0 comments
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by ritzaco 4y ago
The graveyard is full of indispensable people. I felt indispensable at my last job - company is still alive years later, and I wish I had left sooner. It's often hard to have perspective if you are The Person, or rely on The Person, bu

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