Right now there are state govts bending over backwards to provide cheap energy for data centers. The difference is being paid by people who live nearby through increased electricity costs. This is a tax with just extra steps
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If gitlab thinks they are as famous as github i don't know what to say. They should have atleast positioned themselves as a better github alternative
My manager has started speaking like this. He showed a slide recently which had the words AI and Quantum nearby
What is this based on? The only thing I can think of is AI coding tools but only a few companies do it properly. I don't see gitlab capturing any of that spending
Also the whole "removing layers". Today's prof g market video was about the topic. Afaik it was the Coinbase CEO telling the same. Do these people get together to discuss their talking points? Or are they signalling to investors?
He gets a bunch of things wrong since it's mostly reactionary content but he is willing to correct himself when he gets things wrong.
He does a lot to prevent companies from screwing over customers and that in of itself is good enough that in willing to overlook his flaws
At the time I had access to only 4o and there was no way to guarantee that the agent would follow the flowchart if I just mention it in its prompt. What I ended up wrapping the agent in a loop that kept feeding it the next step in the flowchart. In a way, a custom harness for the agent
Right now there are companies which hire software devs or data scientists to just solve a bunch of random problems so that they can generate training data for an LLM model. Why would they be in business if self play can work out so well?
That's a pretty utilitarian view of language. How would it feel if everyone spoke and wrote like a PR representative? This is what an article written by an LLM is starting to sound like.
I'm even willing to argue that the way in which you convey your ideas is as important as the idea itself. Like we could all be eating soylent for our daily nutritional requirements but we don't. The taste of the food we eat is important. It's the same with writing for me
If it's possible please push your large business clients to update office. I work for a multinational pharma company and the copilot feature in excel deployed there is next to useless
I selected the cells and asked copilot to tell me which ones were duplicated. Copilot had to ask me to copy and paste the cell contents in its chat box. It couldn't even detect which cells were selected and read them
Why even have copilot inside excel when it can't even read a cell? This is what happens when all you care is about KPI metrics or what not
Are any AI labs claiming this?
> In 1986 Craig Reynolds encoded this insight as three rules:
This part just left a really bad taste in my mouth. I am not against using LLMs to write stuff but please proof read what it writes before posting it.
The way it's written it's sounds like Craig Renault travelled in time to 2010 to come up with his rules for boids