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Comment #35978853
The requirements are in the plain english doc
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Comment #35978753
This is because its difficult to decouple the code from the requirements. And the full requirements are never contained within a doc. So you need an engineer to look at the code to…
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Comment #35978607
Someone non-technical can do the requirements gathering.
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Comment #35905506
The price on this will plummet over the next few years, the economic benefits are too large
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Comment #35689662
Sometimes I am jealous of these people. They arent doing the corporate grind, and they arent even really doing the startup grind. They are shilling stuff on the internet and avoidi…
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Comment #35656867
Stock based compensation is a huge drag on their expenses, to the degree that it has hurt their future. "Lyft had some of the best and smartest engineers", whats the bench mark for…
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Comment #35656507
Lyft was paying engineers 300-450k a year, sometimes with just 2-4 years of experience. This was true even pre 2020. The interviews were just leetcode hards, with an instant reject…
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Comment #35644380
I think the fact that there are no other systems publicly available that are comparable to GPT-4 (and I dont think Bard is as good), points to innovation they havent released
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Comment #35644203
I heard Ilya wasnt behind the big innnovations at OpenAI. It was lesser known scientists
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Comment #35623203
What a glorious downfall of arrogance and smug outdated systems
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Comment #35616722
Its so you can try to build a business with > 1B valuation.
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Comment #35562543
Natural language :)
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Comment #35560455
CDK/Pulumi are going to be used by LLMs to spin up website infra exactly to spec. Devs will fill in the business logic interfaces. Going to be wild
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Comment #35526982
If you want to be a software engineer, and you arent coding, then yeah its a bad job. Dont let other people convince you otherwise.
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Comment #35477692
I can tell you that we have applied teams working on open problems, which can be solved out of the box with ChatGPT. Its a huge deal
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Comment #35474251
I dont work at Google, I think other FAANGS underinvested in this area as they didnt think it was promising. But I will admit, I am suspicious that Google is incompetent. Probably …
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Comment #35473881
I work on a research team in FAANG. What it really feels like is one company made everyone else obsolete. And we are going to work working on NLP models that underperform ChatGPT b…
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Comment #35440902
People should just wear microphones their whole lives, and then dump the audio into an LLM when they die. Then their descendants can talk to them hundreds of years after theyre gon…
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Comment #35363259
The incumbents sense a shift in the power structure that they cant control
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Comment #35360025
My bet is that there is a bidirectional relationship between medication and mental health. Meaning, teenagers are over medicated which is messing with their heads. Some of them nee…
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Comment #35358962
Ive seen this even at top software companies
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Comment #35346416
Once trained, incremental inference costs are very cheap. Instead, everyone will have access
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Comment #35333208
Big Tech hasnt dominated anything. They got trounced by a 400 person startup. Alexa, Google Search, FB research all spend untold money on ML systems. Neither is releasing game chan…
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Comment #35320804
Agreed and its a shame you are getting downvoted