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The only problem is, when you are alone and not looking at your phone, you tend to observe people around. But unfortunately, looking at others is seen as being a weirdo, while looking at phone is considered super normal. Also, the reason pe
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Coders will become testers.
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Stagnation started around 03/2014 and downward trend started around 03/2017. Looking at dates, it doesn't seem like AI caused those trend changes.
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Everyone is just looking the stage to understand what's going on. No one has a script in hand that tells you what role you are going to play on that stage. The stage is full of smoke and fog. Hardly anything is visible. The entire play
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10mo ago
I think that's very informative. Agree with all that. Any tools that you recommend on the context/prompt engineering side with the goals of optimizing the interactions with agents, overall LLM cost, quality and relevance of agent&
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That's true. The man did not go around the squirrel. They both were orbiting some point near the center of the tree trunk. Otherwise, one could say that the farther point on the Moon's surface is going around the point that is fac
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10mo ago
How does the hand-off work among the team roles? Is it a water-fall or iterative? How does the programmer complain about something that's wrong or inconsistent in architecture or requirements?
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10mo ago
More fodder for LLMs? I don't think humans are going to directly consume all that text.
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10mo ago
And 50% of that are for showing off their oddity in their social networks. The WTF factor. Do something archaic.
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Best way is, don't make up new rules, don't come up with some new analysis and new ways of living etc. None of that is needed. Human life hasn't started just yesterday. Just live the way your ancestors lived. Don't give
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10mo ago
Nah, Capitalism hasn't reached a revolt point yet.
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10mo ago
This story is a prototype of thousands of other stories going on right now. Of course we can't blame the book businesses. They are in survival struggle. They have no clue what to do. Every business is barely holding onto whatever that
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10mo ago
When you think so hard for how to build agents, most likely agents don't have a solid usecase beyond being a glorified chat bot plus the traditional automation workflows. Let's be honest. What you call as an agent is the glue betw
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If a number system has a transcendental number as its base, would these numbers still be called transcendental in that number system?
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User base comes from the value you provide. Value comes from the product features. Features come from code. If code is easy, anyone with 10K bucks in their pocket can provide those features and product. The only thing missing is, is the pro
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10mo ago
Software was never coded in a big-bang one shot fashion. It evolves through years of interacting with the field. That evolution takes almost same time with AI or not. Remember a version release has many tasks that need to go at human speed.
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A question that was not addressed in the article and contrasts software with industrialized products from the past is - who are the consumers of the software produced at industrial scale? Stitching of clothes by machines accelerated garmen
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"takes actions" is automation and its is hardly new. Code was always taking actions over the decades. Interpreting and generating text belongs to chat bots. What's new with agents?
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10mo ago
I haven't seen the definition of an agent, in the paper. Do they differentiate agents from generic online chat interfaces?
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10mo ago
Similar to Single-page applications (SPA), single-table application (STA) might become a thing. Just a shard a table on multiple keys and serve the shards as static files, provided that the data is Ok to share, similar to sharing static htm
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It is fantastic to see how a research paper by Google fueled the force that might kill Google. Attention is all that is sold by google. It is an attention broker. Now that very attention is thinly distributed, Attention as the most precious
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TV means the media that is broadcast or streamed on TV. Not the display device that you use to read on internet or what you do on your computer.
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My Advice: Turn off your TV. Anything that you watch on TV is garbage.
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I see it as pure deterministic logic being contaminated by probabilistic logic at higher layers where human interaction happens. Seeking for human comfort by forcing computers to adapt to the human languages. Building adapters that can allo
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> our agent has processed more than 147 Trillion tokens and powered the creation of over 80 Million virtual computers These numbers sound like from their internal testing instead of from real customer base.
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I'm saving these files, not for the content, but just to admire the hard work that has gone into writing these pages - all in capital letters with fantastic drawings and equations. These are like pieces of renaissance art.
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10mo ago
All these needs can be met by your local economy, county level or state level. The real issue is your dependency on global exports and imports. People lived for centuries without global stuff.
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But you felt the strong urge to write once you are on the flight back. I bet you were thinking about the stuff that should go into that writing, all the time during that week. You were collecting photos to share. That's not true discon
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Global tensions can cause financial burden on rural Britain, because rural Britain is connected to global supply chains. Disconnect those, your tensions are gone. Produce local, consume local, watch local news, celebrate local culture. What
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News reporters sometimes consume their own sensationalist content, which was strictly meant for customers only. This actually causes wars at larger scale, which would have been small local conflicts, if starved of visibility they never dese
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