lol when you wake up feeling like a dumpster fire from allergies and Oura is like well your sleep score was 20 but your readiness is 131 are you ready to take on the world!?!?
@mattlynley
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Engineering Precision Meets Analog Artistry: A Design Philosophy
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Was talking to someone (in AI) recently that wore an apple watch on one hand discreetly and a nice analog watch on his left. He said it was to remind him what can be achieved w/ a feat of engineering—30+hr of high precision—and art.
— Matthew Lynley (@mattlynley) 8 mai 2024
Have been thinking about that A LOT lately. https://t.co/gRDj3mpL5XWas talking to someone (in AI) recently that wore an apple watch on one hand discreetly and a nice analog watch on his left. He said it was to remind him what can be achieved w/ a feat of engineering—30+hr of high precision—and art. Have been thinking about that A LOT lately.
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Learning Prompt Engineering Could Have Changed Everything
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none of this would have happened if id just learned how to be a prompt engineer
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Graph Databases and Knowledge Graphs in RAG Pipelines
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Thanks to @emileifrem
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Startup Founder Considers Master’s Degree in Engineering
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Just as a fun aside here, a year ago when I was thinking about starting Supervised I was thinking about *a lot* of things. One of them included going back and getting my masters in engineering. I reached out on a whim to the academic department of a university I won't name just
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Managing Python Dependencies Across Multiple Development Environments
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does anyone else have a requirements.txt that you just keep adding to every time you run into a package you need and carry it over to literally every single env you work in
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Editorial Strategy: Avoiding Competition with Specialized AI Coverage
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Decided long ago when I launched to do my best to not spend my energy competing with places with way more resources or more specialized than myself so will let the experts do the teardowns and the Important Places get all the interviews. Tomorrow’s issue isn’t about llama 3 .
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Meta Llama 3 announcement and smaller model fine-tuning experience
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Ah yes, the sound of not getting pre-briefed on Meta’s Llama 3 announcement like literally everyone else. Good thing I don’t have any experience using or fine tuning smaller models. Oh, wait—
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OpenAI Launches Batch Processing for Workflow Automation
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OpenAI is finally getting into batch data processing, which it turns out is where a lot of actual usage is/will be! Boring, but lots of value in point automation in workflows in the near term. No mythical agents replacing teams, alas!
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OpenAI Batch Processing Maximizes GPU Utilization Outside Peak Hours
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Last note here though: batch gives you a flexible timeframe which means you can grab idle GPUs outside of peak hours. All the endpoints are mostly in service to maxing out utilization to return the value of those GPUs. So now OpenAI has a way to do that.