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Comment #49121316
When I initially saw this I was excited because what I’m trying to solve for is visibility of both semi and fully autonomous and agents at runtime. Marble is an improvement over ch…
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Comment #48973345
>> Thanks for reading! Let me know if anyone's interested in more posts about this bowling nonsense. I’d say, “yes!” judging from the upvotes.
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Comment #48628846
Are you running in any enterprise environments that you know of?
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Comment #48628718
Wow, can’t understand why this isn’t getting more attention.
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Comment #48578641
For clarity, inference is typically a COGS and therefore hits Gross Margin vs model training which would typically be in OpEx (where R&D lives) and would hit operating margin.
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Comment #48337384
Yes, and the free-for-all building of nonsense (and insecure) apps by non engineers is probably going to slow down as well.
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Comment #48332192
Feels like we’re continuing to trend toward deterministic workflows which may actually be okay in 90% of cases. Reality is there’s a lot of unnecessary token burn happening right n…
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Comment #48188562
Simply... amazing
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Comment #48188536
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Comment #48003830
Isn’t there coverage on any other site with fewer ads and popups? I could literally barely navigate the article on my phone.
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Ask HN: What Vercel alternatives do you recommend?
Having read some of the comments about this company after the breach, I'm concerned about building anything else on this platform as my company needs to maintain several security c…
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Comment #47569300
And I think it’s less about letting agents modify the product source. That’s more of a platform capability which should also be a requirement for certain types of use cases. All co…
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Comment #47569055
“Their relationship with the software is one of pure dependency, and when the software doesn’t do what they need, they just… live with it” Or, more likely, they churn off the produ…
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Comment #47286845
Good engineers are way more important than they’ve ever been and the job market tells the story. Engineering job posts are up 10% year over year. The work is changing but that’s wh…
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Comment #47256936
I think about this book often since Nov 2022. It’s a fantastic read.
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Comment #46846213
> The downside is that the dryRun-flag pollutes the code a bit. In all the major phases, I need to check if the flag is set, and only print the action that will be taken, but not a…
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Comment #46578536
I think we are both saying similar things here (believe it or not). Sales leaders turnover with surprising frequency - 18-24 months. About the time the sales team tells you what th…
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Comment #46576447
>> Our sales people can make feature requests I can tell you with near-100% certainty. This isn’t what you want to happen. Disaster in the making. Just because you can doesn’t mean…
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Comment #46572494
I wish I could upvote this more than once. The author gets it, you have to sell outcomes. Not features. Seems like every open source company that doesn’t market an outcome to buyer…
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Comment #46457795
It’s sort of difficult to understand why this is even a question - LLM-based / judgment dependent workflows vs script-based / deterministic workflows. In mapping out the problems t…