I thought it was the same for here (Hong Kong), but after talking with recruiters and HRs: most of them are just people using bots, and they never read the job description. Very few of these big numbers are actually…
They will probably change their name soon
As an SRE, I am seeing the following use case: We keep struggling with disk capacity on servers being filled, which will then need cleaning. Currently, we got an alert when it's reaching 80%. It's reactive, we need to…
After working with AI at work for quite some time... I can envision it. But mostly based on an Idiocracy society than a a Terminator or Matrix like scenario. When LLM is so good, why bother to learn more, when we know…
- 1% of the world population owns 95% of the total world wealth, as per Oxfam - World Food Program from the UN calculated a need to 93 billion per year to solve food hunger in 5 years - A single SpaceX IPO already…
The advantage of capitalism is that more capital generate more capital. More machines you have to produce things... which will help you to produce even more machines... The machines are operated by the labor forces, the…
If it was not for a state actor just trying to get information, but for personal gain: he could sell the information to some unethical hedge fund for some good money, ahead of the IPO.
I found an example online, I cannot find the github again, but it was interesting: an instant dynamic generation of React component, you type what you want to build using natural language, and it directly add one to the…
I actually was thinking on the following example, from my personal life: I have two masters, however I was doing summer jobs in my local town, as handyman, and was humbled very quickly. The others colleagues all stopped…
I feel like the ability of making connections is relative to the domain, and more learned by exposure rather than innate. For example, someone doing system engineering will be able to understand how the networking of a…
Cam it be replaced by a Jev-like model? That might be better for latency sensitive tasks
I feel as well that it's the strongest reason. Even without AI, time pressure statistically already increase the error rate
I think here it's mostly that for normal business cases, we doesn't need to build one. As a DevOps Engineer, I never once saw before the advantage of using a classifier. Now I see multiple parts of the stack where a…
What are you using Haiku for?
Can it be that now they are getting optimized against benchmarks that are valuing logics, rather than human appreciation? (I am not an expert at all, just an idea)
Nice, thanks a lot, I didn't knew about this feature!
I think this is more a quote for engineers
One thing I am missing to be able to move out of Claude Code, is the auto mode (and the soft_deny and hard_deny settings that can be tuned), with it's classifier checking the output. It's the killer feature from me…
Often politics, lack of vision, people being shuffled around, etc (e.g the stakeholder that decided of the acquisition just got moved to an another department, this kind of things)
That's a great point! It quite looks like the System 1 model of Physical Intelligence
Maybe a crash is what we need to reset the balance. We are spending a lot of money building shovels, but not enough to invest on the company that will use what will be mined. If the money could flow back to the real…
It's crazy indeed. When working in company as DevSecOps, if we try to attempt pentest on prod without warning anyone, we will just get fired on the spot. AI Labs seems to have a free pass...
One thing that might be taken into account is the delay between ordering a plane, and the delivery (can take up to 10 years), so 1.5 years and 139$ million is worth investing into, to keep revenue flowing earlier.
Would a direct pitch to some HFT shops works better than kickstarter, to raise money for FPGA related work? They are ones of the main users in term of production usage. This project might be useful for them, for…
Quite interesting the response from MITRE: `It is not considered a security vulnerability because of how it requires a local attacker with privileges present to make it so`. I didn't knew about that rationale. I thought…
I thought it was the same for here (Hong Kong), but after talking with recruiters and HRs: most of them are just people using bots, and they never read the job description. Very few of these big numbers are actually…
They will probably change their name soon
As an SRE, I am seeing the following use case: We keep struggling with disk capacity on servers being filled, which will then need cleaning. Currently, we got an alert when it's reaching 80%. It's reactive, we need to…
After working with AI at work for quite some time... I can envision it. But mostly based on an Idiocracy society than a a Terminator or Matrix like scenario. When LLM is so good, why bother to learn more, when we know…
- 1% of the world population owns 95% of the total world wealth, as per Oxfam - World Food Program from the UN calculated a need to 93 billion per year to solve food hunger in 5 years - A single SpaceX IPO already…
The advantage of capitalism is that more capital generate more capital. More machines you have to produce things... which will help you to produce even more machines... The machines are operated by the labor forces, the…
If it was not for a state actor just trying to get information, but for personal gain: he could sell the information to some unethical hedge fund for some good money, ahead of the IPO.
I found an example online, I cannot find the github again, but it was interesting: an instant dynamic generation of React component, you type what you want to build using natural language, and it directly add one to the…
I actually was thinking on the following example, from my personal life: I have two masters, however I was doing summer jobs in my local town, as handyman, and was humbled very quickly. The others colleagues all stopped…
I feel like the ability of making connections is relative to the domain, and more learned by exposure rather than innate. For example, someone doing system engineering will be able to understand how the networking of a…
Cam it be replaced by a Jev-like model? That might be better for latency sensitive tasks
I feel as well that it's the strongest reason. Even without AI, time pressure statistically already increase the error rate
I think here it's mostly that for normal business cases, we doesn't need to build one. As a DevOps Engineer, I never once saw before the advantage of using a classifier. Now I see multiple parts of the stack where a…
What are you using Haiku for?
Can it be that now they are getting optimized against benchmarks that are valuing logics, rather than human appreciation? (I am not an expert at all, just an idea)
Nice, thanks a lot, I didn't knew about this feature!
I think this is more a quote for engineers
One thing I am missing to be able to move out of Claude Code, is the auto mode (and the soft_deny and hard_deny settings that can be tuned), with it's classifier checking the output. It's the killer feature from me…
Often politics, lack of vision, people being shuffled around, etc (e.g the stakeholder that decided of the acquisition just got moved to an another department, this kind of things)
That's a great point! It quite looks like the System 1 model of Physical Intelligence
Maybe a crash is what we need to reset the balance. We are spending a lot of money building shovels, but not enough to invest on the company that will use what will be mined. If the money could flow back to the real…
It's crazy indeed. When working in company as DevSecOps, if we try to attempt pentest on prod without warning anyone, we will just get fired on the spot. AI Labs seems to have a free pass...
One thing that might be taken into account is the delay between ordering a plane, and the delivery (can take up to 10 years), so 1.5 years and 139$ million is worth investing into, to keep revenue flowing earlier.
Would a direct pitch to some HFT shops works better than kickstarter, to raise money for FPGA related work? They are ones of the main users in term of production usage. This project might be useful for them, for…
Quite interesting the response from MITRE: `It is not considered a security vulnerability because of how it requires a local attacker with privileges present to make it so`. I didn't knew about that rationale. I thought…