aitacobell

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by aitacobell 1mo ago
wtf OpenAi is using Flyte? love
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Flyte 2 In-Browser Demo: Open-Source AI Orchestration Is Now Available Locally(flyte.org)
1 points by aitacobell 7mo ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 7mo ago
Could be a huge opening for Mistral and other European LLM providers who are okay at adhering to data sovereignty requirements
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by aitacobell 7mo ago
How big is this market? Feels pretty narrow if it stays focused on company outings but are there plans for additional categories?
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by aitacobell 7mo ago
What about orchestration, agent harness, data validation, etc.?
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by aitacobell 7mo ago
This drives me nuts. Now that people have figured out the em dash, this is the number one way I spot AI text. Not even opposed to writing with AI, but sometimes it feels like they want us to spend more time reading it than they did writing
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Build AI Workflows on Amazon EKS with Union.ai and Flyte(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by aitacobell 7mo ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 1y ago
It's amazing they predicted the internet way back in 1994
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So you want to use SLMs. Can you handle them?(unionailoop.substack.com)
1 points by aitacobell 1y ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Imagine tracking down your competitor's convos loaded with their internal info
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Flyte 2.0: Dynamic, Crash-Proof, Resource-Aware AI Orchestration(union.ai)
13 points by aitacobell 1y ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Was skeptical (especially because it's Meta) until it said it's designed for accessibility. Reminds me of the Xbox accessible controller. A lot of devices designed for accessible end up leading to cool user design discoveries.
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by aitacobell 1y ago
I find it more effective (for me) to keep my AI tools separate from VS code. It helps me control when I actually apply AI
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by aitacobell 1y ago
> To be honest, this model not only competes with other AI models but also with humans, making it the first of its kind Is this a joke
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by aitacobell 1y ago
The added bummer is that space funding cuts aren't just hurting public projects, they're also killing private companies that rely on the government as a customer.
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Engineering by committee
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Still waiting for a car maker to produce a bold design that feels like actual design innovation. But you know not the cybertruck
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Interesting, it has? The hype has died out but I see it in the wild
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Yeah I do, but more for its bloat and the erosion of search quality.
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Comet, Arc, and these other challenger browsers will hopefully light a fire under Google
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Cautiously optimistic that Browser Wars 2 will right many wrongs. Chrome is so bloated now.
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Privacy feature that doesn't work is (arguably) worse than no privacy feature at all.
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by aitacobell 1y ago
But does it look like a Tamagotchi?
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We asked 9 AI and agent builders about their top problems(unionailoop.substack.com)
1 points by aitacobell 1y ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 1y ago
I'm more about a mage hand giving wet willies
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The Evolution and Future of AI Orchestration(unionailoop.substack.com)
2 points by aitacobell 1y ago|0 comments
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Super cool. Harkens back to days of Microsoft Flight Simulator
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by aitacobell 1y ago
Jira has been the least of many evils for so long. Prime space for disruption
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by aitacobell 1y ago
I was surprised at how much sense this made