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tamersalama
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Comment #47228352
Cenovus Energy Inc. | Senior Software Engineer | Full‑Time | ONSITE | Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Relocation Support | https://cenovus.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/careers/job/CA-AB-Calg..…
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Comment #44946408
Would love to hear more (private is OK)
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Comment #44788342
Cenovus Energy Inc. | Senior Software & AI Engineer | Full‑Time | ONSITE | Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Relocation Support We are hiring experienced Senior Software Engineer and AI D…
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Comment #44537161
Are the AI capabilities tapering-off, or commoditized? Building the next Windsurf (iteration 0) doesn't feel it's quite niche anymore.
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Comment #44431163
This goes against the grain - but I’m starting to reimagine enterprise & manufacturing workflows using AI. Very good leadership support, small (but great) team, huge mandate and un…
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Comment #44409059
I love the article & the protocol. However, MCP reminded me (somewhat) of microservices & SOA. Are we creating failure vectors nightmare? Or, is it, because of agents, we can grace…
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Comment #44318479
How I understood it is that natural language will form relatively large portions of stacks (endpoint descriptions, instructions, prompts, documentations, etc…). In addition to code…
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Comment #43598655
Windsurf feels more organic. Context size will likely still be a problem.
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Comment #43008830
I'm curious about your approach and the nature of those industrial apps. Is it more of recommender agents accessing available sources (through URIs) - or more like explainers. Woul…
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Ask HN: How transformative, do you think, will LLMs be for businesses?
Will LLM be as transformative to businesses and workflows in large organizations (manufacturing, finance, biochem, agriculture, etc…) similar to what email and the internet were?
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Ask HN: Is there money in RAG?
I see that the market strength of RAG-based solutions is in internal (proprietary) repositories of data. I built a small one for publicly accessible documents but the models (or mo…
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Comment #42657864
Back in the day, I remember an application that 'analyzed' websites for their Rails hallmarks. I don't know if Rails apps are as distinct nowadays.
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Comment #42652005
Take that RAG parser
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Comment #42619707
I'm currently listening to "Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing". I've also heard of some of the arguments against Shackleton (I haven't watched the talk). …
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Comment #42047931
How is this built? What'd be the approach if I'd like to achieve similar results against proprietary data. References article speak of RAG and RIG - but I wonder if they factor int…
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