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furyman
·il y a 26 jours·discuss
Just trying to figure if this is something different from what traditional logging offers. Plus on tooling option how more effective is it wrt to tools like mlflow.
furyman
·il y a 27 jours·discuss
This is so true. Every stand up call you attend and scrum master asking for ETA. Where it pains the most is when scrum master has 0 idea about what all needs to be done and what is critical, what needs collaboration. Its just hey when would you do this? I've seen developers give early deadlines die to getting nervous. And I've seen it a hell lot of times. While seniors handle it reasonably but for juniors it can become challenging it they don't learn how to tackle the trailing questions.
furyman
·il y a 29 jours·discuss
Despite the fact that it was available only till 22nd June I largely call it a marketing stunt. But the fact that government took extreme measures to contain the danger that model violation exposes I think this move reflects towards more broader issue of accessibility. As of my knowledge not just US but major leading countries have been keeping knowledge classified. Major example is defence sector which heavily keeps information under legal and penalizing guards. It is tough to identity the misusing entities of this assets they go into heavy licensing and red tapism. Maybe AI would also meet the same fate in coming future is what I sense from this move.
furyman
·le mois dernier·discuss
Well I don't know if this one has been getting by others too but I have been doing this since 2 years ago and it works really well. Except the fact that for the documents I had to chunk containing these images I had to chase the authors(multiple of them) to update the relevant captions for their images. It is cost efficient than multi-modal. Lesser ingestion time altogether. Only part is that if the retrieval query is a question which can be answered only after looking at the image, then this architecture would need some little modification.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
Just 1 day ago a person reached out to me making exactly same product. Exactly the same. They were based out of Europe. But it's good to see you got into YC. Congratulations.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
Phones are becoming surveillance devices, wifi routers becoming one, your car gps, alexa, and additionally wherever you go out there are CCTVs capturing you. It's definitely required at some places to maintain security but a widespread and unruly exploitation of privacy does make me feel a little claustrophobic.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
I have seen this terminology for first time. Interesting wordplay. You're trying to dismantle the aspects of consciousness, empathy, moral compass altogether from the AI tools hardware or software. But default I think it is already in a dehyphenated form. Before I bought my first car I used to think I would call my Moving Machine because yes it just moves, but then I go on to call it by name and take pride and feel happy when I ride it. It is humans who attach values and emotions to machines not the other way. And this would be the only distinguishing factor between the two of us for eternity.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
Mario Savio said a few lines when the industrial revolution peaked:

There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious Makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part, you can't even passively take part And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels Upon the levers, upon all the apparatus and you've got to make it stop And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it That unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all

Even then we have machines doing it all and yet we all function well. I think eventually this would be a tool usage which will take human intelligence to another pinnacle.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
Majorly for reference. Reference to memory. I've seen mostly being used to carry pointer based operations. It make memory management efficient and also helpful in mindful and secure uses of memory.
furyman
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
I was using Intellij until start of last year and then my organisation started pushing towards vibe coding. To my wonder, the models selection option is not available in Intellij but available only VSCode. The whole UI is mess and so scattered. It's a nightmare if you're coming from intellij. Plus on the verge of security violation on behalf of any extension you would just want to try on.