mlcruz

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by mlcruz 3mo ago
It is not that rare, the epidemic is just focused on the south region right now. Porto Alegre metropolitan area is having a huge outbreak. My girlfriend is a vet and has been dealing with new cases multiple times a week. Many of our friends
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by mlcruz 3mo ago
>Dynamic workflows orchestrate many subagents from a script Claude writes and you can rerun. Use them for codebase audits, large migrations, and cross-checked research. >Reach for a workflow when a task needs more agents than one conv
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by mlcruz 3mo ago
If its just a single session, without too many parallel agents, fable on xhigh lasts an entire session without hiting linits. Sadly since fable usually works comfortably for 10-20min at time without human input, i end up juggling at least 3
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by mlcruz 3mo ago
I really enjoyed the read. Not everything needs to be some sort of utilitarian information density optimized reading piece. Keep up the good work!
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by mlcruz 4mo ago
I have been using deepseek via deepinfra, afaik they provide no data retention. Im probably going to deploy the full model on their infra instead of paying credits at some point, so far the experience has been pretty good
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by mlcruz 5mo ago
My workflow is quite similar. I try to write my prompts and supporting documentation in a way that it feels like the LLM is just writing what is in my mind. When im in implementation sessions i try to not let the llm do any decision making
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by mlcruz 5mo ago
> I think you misunderstand what I'm saying. I'm not really referring to data systems at all, I'm referring to context on what problems are actually being solved by a business. LLMs very clearly do not model outcomes that
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by mlcruz 5mo ago
> we have a means of giving them full business/human levels of context Trust me, this is a work in progress. Right now most corporations do not have their data organized and structured well enough for this to be possible, but there
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by mlcruz 7mo ago
Hi Phil, Your article is great! As someone who's working in this space, your points just improved our presentation and selling a lot. We have been talking with C level finance executives about building semantic layers, and i can confid
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by mlcruz 1y ago
Really? This sounds very interesting, as the USA is the place that i would expect to have the most malls.
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by mlcruz 1y ago
It is possible to prompt the user for consent right as they join the meeting, up to the implementation.
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by mlcruz 1y ago
Nice to know about Recall! Right now we handle all of our recordings internally, since having a bot join our calls is a dealbreaker, but it is something that i'm going to take a closer look at. Your product is very interesting for our
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by mlcruz 1y ago
Hi Ethan, I see that one of the pains points of your product is related to having an notetaker bot joining the call. You could probably offer to your enterprise customers that use teams a better experience by processing calls via compliance
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by mlcruz 2y ago
A little bit more context: Rio de Janeiro is by far the most corrupt Brazilian state. Its hard to explain how bad it is if you are not Brazilian, but imagine that every single former state governor and many of the mayors have been sent to p
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by mlcruz 2y ago
> I do not, for one second, believe that any company is literally cut-and-pasting code straight out of ChatGPT into their production environments without their engineers understanding it. I would guess that close to 10% of the codebase a
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by mlcruz 3y ago
If the first person was not ready to order, he would know that everyone is not ready to order. Since he doesn’t know, that means he is ready to order, but is not aware of the second person readiness. So the second person knows that the firs
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by mlcruz 3y ago
Are you aware that brazil is the 9th largest economy in the world? Slightly above canada https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(no...
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by mlcruz 5y ago
I'd argue that 'focus' is at least part of what we consider as intelligence.
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by mlcruz 5y ago
South of Brazil is alright, but as someone who lives in Porto Alegre it is not really 'safe'. By far the best place to live in Brasil is São paulo (state) countryside. Very safe cities, close to urban centers, not expensive at all
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by mlcruz 5y ago
I really don't get it. Why do they keep fighting their user base? Pretty much every single firefox user i know hates proton, every single update feels very hostile to 'power' users. Its also terrible for people with bad eyesi
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by mlcruz 5y ago
Its working pretty well for our 8 person team. We started with ECS, but at some point it wasnt enough, and kubernetes would be too much for our size and expertise (We have around 100 services and do not need autoscaling). Nomad/Consul&
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by mlcruz 6y ago
Here in Brazil i pay something around 30usd(170 BRL) for 200/200 + cellphone with no caps. Local ISPs are great for competition.
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by mlcruz 6y ago
Thank you very much for writing this extremely insightful post.