stnikolauswagne

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by stnikolauswagne 5mo ago
Im curious if that point comes before it automates away the entire mid-upper management caste. In a hypothetical world where LLMs have enough context window and "understanding" to have no need for an experienced user to give input
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by stnikolauswagne 5mo ago
Not to mention the fact that even the most well documented codebase will have documentation blindspots about real-world concerns or limitations that LLMs cant know about. Cursor yesterday tried to remove a document format from the codebase
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by stnikolauswagne 5mo ago
The argument is "Software Engineer" sounds like "Programmer" to me and "Programming" is just typing lines of code, AI can do all that typing quicker than a human so there we go. Currently leading an Integration
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by stnikolauswagne 5mo ago
As someone who is currently in the process of integrating Zendesk: It seems to have a moat, however directed in the wrong direction. This integration might be my first project failure in the last decade which included two SAP integrations.
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
To properly test an LLM based emergency system against the current as-is system there needs to be a way of verifying whether the LLM detected emergency is classed as an emergency as-is. If this information was available publicaly it could e
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
>For recognising that you're in a shit situation, yeah, it'll probably do that fine, but won't be able to give the correct control inputs at the right time. Even that im not sure of, I know relatively little about aviation
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
Are all those security systems actually open right now? Because that sounds like an absolute security nightmare if so.
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
That sounds like a solution looking for a problem though, i see plenty of arguments against throwing critical safety information that are in charge of peoples lives into an LLM "just in case the result is better than the result that th
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
Pretty sure ejection here is meant as shorthand for "Transfer the passenger to an entity on the ground to proceed from there" whether that entity is emergency medical services or law enforcement is secondary.
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
Is there any indication that current warning systems are insufficient in any way that would be improved by LLM involvement?
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
>never mind that most crashes are caused by humans, very rarely by technical issues going amok Because humans are the fallback for all the scenarios that the tech cannot reliably cover. And my intuition says that the tech around planes i
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
Give the whole scheme some sort of mile multiplier and you will get high-freq fliers salivating over taking a llm flight with a 12 hour layover in Iceland to get to Portland from New York for those sweet miles.
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by stnikolauswagne 6mo ago
>I think it is more interesting to have 99% of flying done with automated systems but have an LLM focus on recognizing unanticipated situations and recovering or mitigating them. Seeing how Claude (or any current LLM) perform in even the
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by stnikolauswagne 8mo ago
Thats why I presume its asking about previous engagements, if they catch someone they suspect of espionage, dig into their background and find proof of previous activity they have a clear fraud charge without having to prove their suspicion
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by stnikolauswagne 2y ago
>but up immensely compared to France and the UK (which do not) Have decent sick pay, france seems to pay 20%, UK like 10ish%, makes complete sense that such countries would have less sick days. >I mean just google. For example: This i
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by stnikolauswagne 2y ago
>Most of German workers work for German companies following German laws and German culture, not American companies. So why twice the sick days versus EU neighbours? Which EU neighbours are we talking about? A cursory check shows them to
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by stnikolauswagne 2y ago
Easily, I have a somewhat working understanding of the SAP version we run in my head, LLMs love hallucinating columns or endpoints that do not exist. I‘m sure the full SAP documentation easily clears 2 mil tokens. And thats not even touchin
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by stnikolauswagne 2y ago
If this is not a strategic defeat then I struggle to think of what a defeat would actually look like. Ukrainian Troops entering the Kremlim? They managed to: -get Sweden and Finland to finally join Nato -completely demolish their entire mi
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by stnikolauswagne 3y ago
For starters twitter is settled with about 12 billion in expensive debt as part of the purchase which cost about a billion of year in interest alone [0]. [0] https://gizmodo.com/twitter-elon-musk-debt-interest-social-m...
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by stnikolauswagne 3y ago
See [1] there was a recent scandal where some sort of ai app recommended a recipe that results in deadly chlorine gas as a (by)-product, I can definitely see why LLM-halucinations could be super dangeorous with recipes, I‘m unlinkely to kil
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
My argument would be that it caps out at a certain point where more money stopes equalling higher win%, I have played a lot of high level magic tournaments and budget was never really something that impacted the meta game at the higher leve
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
In a vacuum that is true, but for MrBeast in particular his entire shtick around content is „look at me spending outrageous amounts of money on this video“, there are probably Holywood movies out there that have a better revenue/cost r
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
Time to start a movement to consider saturday the as the beginning of the week!
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
I presume its about what to „save“ as in „saving face“, i.e. keeping your reputation intact vs. „Saving ass“, i.e. staying alive/in power. Keeping up the facade of this being a „special military operation“ left alive the excuse of „we
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
Sort of funny story, the concept of this build (spell loop) is currently meta, sadly the servers have improved to the point that they don‘t crash anymore.
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
Yes, some background, he had about a 10% stake in BBBY and sold out of it during the recent bull-run, the announcement of the sale caused the stock to crater 60% or so.
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
Okay, in that case you are eligible for a variety of loans, up to 40% of the costs of establishing the business, granted you are willing to establish it in the more rural eastern regions [0], additionally there is a wide variety of relative
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
I mean germany/the EU does pay subsidies to (cucumber)-farmers [0], there is literally billions each year flowing into keeping farmers somewhat afloat. [0] https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2013-11/agrarreform-lan
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
The irony is that a lot of the consulting shops that specialize in assisting the mittelstand are utterly horrendous money pits. In my capacity as CTO for a german mittelstand company I have had to fire over 80% of the consulting shops i wor
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by stnikolauswagne 4y ago
Somewhat fun annectode about that: As my thesis in uni I was parallelizing some genetic analysis algorithm that a team published a paper about. I ended up with clean code with good speedup but my results were completely off from what was co

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