tooltitude

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by tooltitude 4y ago
If we take a look at people who grew up with smartphones, most of them prefer smartphone to computer. Though they still use computers, but more like a work device. I believe full text search stay there, but ChatGPT like technologies will au
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by tooltitude 4y ago
It's a dialect of Lisp created by Paul Graham (He's also the author of one of the best Lisp books).
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by tooltitude 4y ago
I believe that it's a misguided policy. LLMs are becoming a part of us like mobile phones, internet, google, messenger and multitude of other thinks before this. We should embrace this.
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by tooltitude 4y ago
>I could imagine that OAI could be leveraged for single features That's a possible application which won't be easily copied by the large company. But the value of such features is quite limited. > I could imagine content mod
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by tooltitude 4y ago
Site: https://www.tooltitude.com/ Download link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tooltitu... Project Description: Productivity extension for Go developers in Visual Studio Code. Augments
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by tooltitude 4y ago
Do it step by step. Find a challenging enough problem on the next level to solve. For example, create a simple computer game, or simple web app, i.e. chat app in a browser. Approach it with the architectural mind set, i.e. first think how y
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by tooltitude 4y ago
You could do data augmentation. You could automatically translate (there're open source models to do so) to your language from close enough languages, and train your model on this data.
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by tooltitude 4y ago
My likely unpopular opinion is that it will be hard to make money with Open AI API. The main moat, i.e. competitive advantage in such applications is the model, and infra serving it. Application won't be that hard to reproduce. If you
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by tooltitude 4y ago
I learned how to have indirect impact. I.e. product managers usually have no authority to make people do something. Engineers, Designers, and other specialists don't report to them. However, they need to persuade people to do something
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by tooltitude 4y ago
IMO, a good devrel at a good company is a technical role. I have seen people with such a title move back and forth between DevRel and IC. It's definitely possible.
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by tooltitude 4y ago
I have seen different wikis. It's definitely possible to create a good useful wiki contrary to some of the comments here. Concerning the best way, have someone responsible for gardening it. Otherwise, it might grow into a terrible mess
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by tooltitude 4y ago
The problem with QA is that it might be harder to get to the dev role from there. Also, it feels to me that the job is on decline, i.e. there's no growth for QAs. If I were you, I would try my best to get a Jr. role at the company whic
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by tooltitude 4y ago
I would allow it. In a year or two everyone will use language models in their life. Also, GPUs become faster, there's a huge investment here, and improvements will keep coming for years. Also, we see that the larger the model, the smar
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by tooltitude 4y ago
Architect roles are great if they give you architectural problems to solve. It wouldn't be so great if it's just a manager without managers' power.
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by tooltitude 4y ago
I did this from more or less managerial role to IC. It was hard initially, i.e. but I got used to it. The most helpful thing was that I continued coding in my free time, so there was some re-learning curve, but it wasn't too steep. The
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by tooltitude 4y ago
>Just wait till a generation of finance people discover ChatGPT can generate excel macros for their business requirements they can just paste in. I think we are very very far away from this point. We will get there eventually, but not no
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by tooltitude 4y ago
Wow! That's really huge thing!
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by tooltitude 4y ago
You could write unmaintainable code in any language. Rust have more opportunities for it than for Go, C++ has even more of them.
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by tooltitude 4y ago
They have different tradeoffs and different use cases. They intersect, though.