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by siscia 2y ago
DeepSeek is an amazing product but has few issues: 1. Data is used for training 2. Context window is rather small and doesn't fit as well large codebase I keep saying this over and over in all the content I create, the valu of coding w
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by siscia 2y ago
I am getting quite deep into coding with AI and cost of tokens is a bit of an issue indeed. Trivial issue because it saves me A LOT of time, but it could be an issue for new people testing it. I would love to test this approach. Are you guy
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by siscia 2y ago
As engineers we often aim to perfection, but oftentimes it is not really needed. And this is such case. Knowledge is organised into topic, and each topic has a title and a goal. Topics are made of markdown chunks. I see the model being able
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by siscia 2y ago
Of course, but at least in my personal case is more about the lack of tooling.
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by siscia 2y ago
Most of our white collar jobs are about knowledge sharing and synchronization between people. And surprisingly this is an aspect in which I see very very little progress. The most we have are tools like confluence or Jira that are actually
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by siscia 2y ago
Wouldn't be simpler to just use a linter then?
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by siscia 2y ago
How do you handle wrote concurrency? If you different processes write on the same file at the same time, what do I read after?
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by siscia 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! A bit unrelated question, but what is the fastest way to obtain a similar looks and feel for the UI? Is there a framework?
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by siscia 2y ago
I am the author of https://getgabrielai.com Basically LLM to filter and manage emails. I am not sure I understand why you are using a multimodal model. Why rendering and reading back the email? How the visual aspect helps?
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by siscia 2y ago
Hummmm while there might be some similarities the concept are not that close. Cells are usually used to reduce blast radius and to force design that can scale. It is a bit like a multi-AZ/multi datacenter architecture where however cel
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by siscia 2y ago
I honestly wanted to try to use it, but their pricing was quite off-putting.
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by siscia 2y ago
I am not commenting on the specific framework, as I just skimmed the readme. But I find this approach working well overall. Moreover it is easily debuggable and testable in isolation which is one of the biggest selling point. (If anyone is
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by siscia 2y ago
In general I agree, but it also true that we are not using the LLM as well as we should. The example in the article: https://chatgpt.com/share/6709a02d-b7cc-800c-882b-430bf019a0...
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by siscia 2y ago
I barely understand it, but it looks very interesting!
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by siscia 2y ago
I created a similar bot for telegram. The focus was on searchable audio. So you send either a text or an audio. It passes through Open ai whisper and replies with your message transcribed. https://t.me/Simple_DIary_bot
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by siscia 2y ago
Just yesterday I sketch a solver for a board game: "Search for planet X". The objective of the game is to figure out what kind of planets are hidden in sector of the boards using clues like: "There are 2 comets between secotr
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by siscia 2y ago
The article mentions that some primitive of GCP are nicer (than AWS?). I wonder if you guys have any example of those nicer primitives.
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Show HN: GabrielCV – tailor your CV to any job description(cv-app.getgabrielai.com)
1 points by siscia 2y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 2y ago
We have been discussing a similar idea with friends. The topic of knowledge synthesis is fascinating, especially in big organisations. Moving away from fragmented documents into a set of facts from which LLM synthetize documents from, tailo
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Amazon CEO orders 5-day office return, announces cuts to management(fortune.com)
37 points by siscia 2y ago|4 comments
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by siscia 2y ago
The more I think about the less I am completely against this approach. Instead of applying an obscure set of heuristic by hand, let the LM figure out the best way starting from a lot of data. The model is bound to be less debuggable and muc
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by siscia 2y ago
Can I get a pricing quote?
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Software Engineering in the Age of LLM(slowtechred.substack.com)
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by siscia 2y ago
I was trying to express exactly what you say! Sorry if it wasn't clear. Not only the intention, but also the reason behind it.
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by siscia 2y ago
My issue is not explaining how the code work. My issue is understanding why the code exists at all. The default workflow is to follow the commit history until I don't get to where and when the code in it's current shape was introd
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by siscia 2y ago
The main issue with these set of tools is that I mostly read and understand code more than writing it myself. Not enough attention is been given to this imbalance. It is impressive having an AI that can write code for you, but an AI that he
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by siscia 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification, this makes more sense.
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by siscia 2y ago
The thing I don't understand about all of this is another, much less technical and much more important. Why the blas radius was so huge? I have deployed much less important services much more slowly with automatic monitoring and rollba
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by siscia 2y ago
I have been building [GabrielAI]( https://getgabrielai.com ) also for address the too much spam in Gmail use case. Specifically smart filter to remove SPAM in a smarter way. Most people get a lot of spam from sales agents, SEO ser
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by siscia 2y ago
In Java it would be something like JBMC?

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