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   by zackproser 3y ago

   This very much gels with my own experience. It was my first time working with Pulumi and despite not being sure yet how I truly feel about TypeScript - it was a pleasant experience to be able to use programming constructs I'm already f
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks for your question! The images were generated via DALL-E - so they're not technically "autogenerated". They were created using a generative model, however. The content itself definitely was not generated by an LLM - alt
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks so much for your support We are finding that JavaScript is an often overlooked language for working in AI: https://www.pinecone.io/learn/javascript-ai/ There's also a very nice synergy between using a
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   I appreciate the feedback, but we may need to agree to disagree on this one :) As a professional dev, I enjoy articles with eye candy and AI-generated images, especially those with a pixel-art bent make me happy.
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Strong agree here - I am still keeping an open mind about TypeScript - using it for frontend / Vercel web apps and while maintaining open-source examples. I will say it was very nice getting the type hints for infrastructure while deve
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Interesting! I can assure you none of the text was auto-generated. I've written before about how I don't like having text generated for me. I do use Grammarly for editing assistance when I'm writing something for work.
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   I've worked with Terraform extensively, including doing a lot of similar work (Reference Architectures, modules, AWS) over the past several years. This was my first time using Pulumi, and it was very much a delight. There's clearl
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback!
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Yes - this and to make it easier to understand how you'd use Pinecone at scale. We get a lot of feedback that our many open-source Jupyter notebooks (github.com/pinecone-io/examples) are very helpful for learning new techniqu
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    Pinecone Open-Sources AWS Reference Architecture with Pulumi(pinecone.io)

    73 points by zackproser 3y ago|49 comments
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    Generating AI Images for Blogging(zackproser.com)

    3 points by zackproser 3y ago|0 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Enjoyed the opening quite a bit. Very funny and relatable.
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    I just wrote about this here: https://www.zackproser.com/blog/chatgpt-4-and-codeium-are-my... I'm a developer advocate who also does open re-source work and other development as part of my job.
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    ChatGPT4 and Codeium are all I need(zackproser.com)

    6 points by zackproser 3y ago|0 comments
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    How I keep my shit together(zackproser.com)

    3 points by zackproser 3y ago|0 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    While all the same issues highlighted in this post still apply the WYSIWYG editor I'm using in my project, this has been my side project take on rapidly iterating on blog posts from my mobile phone: https://youtu.be/Y36
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    In my experience talking architecture through with GPT4 has increased my productivity and enjoyment of development, and certain things like explain this typescript error to me or generate an elaborate mermaidjs chart for me that shows x,y,z
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    While you don't strictly "need" a vector db to do RAG, as others have pointed out, vector databases excel when you're dealing with natural language - which is ambiguous. This will be the case when you're exposing an
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Ah interesting. Tell me more!
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    The Pain and the Poetry of Python(pinecone.io)

    5 points by zackproser 3y ago|0 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Thanks for the mention: we've got tons of free content at https://www.pinecone.io/learn and a lot of open-source Notebooks at github.com/pinecone-io/examples which demonstrate techniques from semantic search
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Totally agree. Technically speaking it's also possible to do user interfaces in other languages via bindings but given that you can get responsive web apps out of the box with tailwind and other css frameworks, it feels like there&#x27
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    It will be interesting to see Mojo, but in the meantime, JavaScript and TypeScript have some serious advantages for speed of iteration.
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    You're probably underestimating JavaScript for GenAI(pinecone.io)

    2 points by zackproser 3y ago|3 comments
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    Spent my weekend wrestling with opengraph image generation. Was fun(zackproser.com)

    1 points by zackproser 3y ago|1 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Would weekend again.
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Great post! We've got some additional resources for folks looking to better understand Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and even see it in action - in this example we demonstrate a potentially very dangerous hallucination (that has
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    I read your comment 24 hours or so ago while walking and I still can't get the image of the improperly sorted beans out of my head
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Thanks and that makes sense. I may come so far as to admit having a bit too much fun with this one
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    Retrieval Augmented Generation in TypeScript live code review(youtube.com)

    1 points by zackproser 3y ago|1 comments