bobm_kite9

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by bobm_kite9 8d ago
Of course OpenAI used these guys' training data. This is part of their ratchet strategy: if you can monopolise the creation of new knowledge, you win. The moat they are building is user data, which a billion people are now throwing
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by bobm_kite9 7mo ago
this might be burying the lede a bit, but I feel like BDD tools deserve a renaissance given the amount of agentic coding going on. There's an article linked in the readme that explains why I arrived at this conclusion. Would be inter
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Show HN: Standard Cucumber Steps(github.com)
1 points by bobm_kite9 7mo ago|1 comments
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BDD (and Standard Cucumber Steps) Is a Great Fit for AI Agentic Coding(github.com)
1 points by bobm_kite9 7mo ago|0 comments
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My son made this joke database. Enjoy(witnest.netlify.app)
2 points by bobm_kite9 1y ago|0 comments
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by bobm_kite9 2y ago
I think this is set to happen: https://www.agcc.co.uk/news-article/hydrogen-will-be-pumped-...
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by bobm_kite9 2y ago
Good article but this misses the obvious - but slightly more distant - eventuality: the no-code vendor goes bankrupt meaning no further support or security fixes, or is bought out by some other firm which means exorbitant future licensing
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FDC3(fdc3.finos.org)
1 points by bobm_kite9 2y ago|0 comments
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by bobm_kite9 2y ago
My pet theory is that OpenAI releases are on hiatus pending the US elections. It would be a huge disaster to release SORA in the next few months and have it some way sway voting. What do you think?
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by bobm_kite9 3y ago
That seemed easy. What was required to make the batteries dispatch power in this way? I have rooftop solar and batteries in the UK and I would definitely engage in a similar scheme like this except I wonder how much work the power compani
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by bobm_kite9 3y ago
I'd love to see Java adopt Kotlin's more advanced type system: Proper support of nullable/non-nullable types, better generics and no primitives. Not sure how they could get there but that would be amazing. Also Kotlin has a
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Unverified fully levitating lk99 from China(twitter.com)
12 points by bobm_kite9 3y ago|4 comments
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by bobm_kite9 3y ago
Yes, you're right. There could be multiple ways to tokenise a sentence. Shouldn't all the valid tokens be included in the vector?
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
This sounds a lot like the approach taken by GraalVM. Can someone better versed in this area comment?
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
And hands. Try searching for ‘hand holding apple’ for instance
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Evolution of Open-Source(riskfirst.org)
3 points by bobm_kite9 4y ago|0 comments
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The End of Complexity(riskfirst.org)
1 points by bobm_kite9 4y ago|0 comments
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
I’m going to have a stab at actually answering the questions, rather than just taking the opposing point of view. There is another way: organising regular off-sites for the employees to meet up, get to know each other, build relationships,
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
Those are way too upbeat https://twitter.com/risk_first/status/1487374583024005123?s=...
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
I think the best ice-cream is dairy-free. I've always been a huge ice-cream fan so the fact that it's been retooled in a more addictive form is very concerning.
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by bobm_kite9 4y ago
This seems like a nice thing to have badges for. Couldn’t there be a certification programme for ‘dark-pattern free’ websites?
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Agency Risk in Software Development(riskfirst.org)
6 points by bobm_kite9 5y ago|0 comments
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
Although I like the idea of DDG's bang operators, I rarely use them (mainly !g when I'm feeling desperate). What I would find useful is to be able to whitelist a bunch of sites on DDG, so that it prioritises results from them firs
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
I touch on both these perspectives in my book ‘Risk-First Software Development’. You can read all it online at https://riskfirst.org if you want. Hope this is useful to you.
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
Yes! This is one thing humans are still much better at than AI: taking blame.
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
Every year I do a photo book. Used to use apple but they discontinued the service so now it’s snapfish. It’s a lot of work to create but worth it
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
> A Ponzi Scheme is where the sum of all investor's reported account values exceed the total value of assets held by the institution. Also how fractional reserve banking works
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
Everyone seems to be joking about this, but doesn’t this result indicate that human neurones have a better learning algorithm than the ones we are using to train AI? It’s interesting that this is evident in even small clumps of human brain
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by bobm_kite9 5y ago
Talking about risk as it affects software projects is the main topic of https://riskfirst.org if anyone is interested in reading more on this. (disclosure: I am the author of that site)
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Web3 has to solve the problem of aggregator-wins(twitter.com)
2 points by bobm_kite9 5y ago|0 comments

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