Ein fachlich wie metaphorisch *erhellender* Vortrag des ehem. COO von ZEISS (SMT), Dr. Andreas Dorsel bei der @unibonn.bsky.social.
cc @asianometry.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sh33...
Great intro! I'd love to see Pliron gain some traction — MLIR for Rust seems like such a valuable thing to have.
Getting a lot of alpha from here lately, but the Discover feed really isn’t it. Way too much generic political content.
While I appreciate the gesture, I fear someone just dumped their Sperrmüll. But who am I to judge? One man’s trash is another Berliner’s sidewalk upgrade. :)
Exciting future ahead with @tenstorrent.bsky.social!
openfuture.tenstorrent.com
s/o to @zen-browser.app, which finally made me use Firefox.
You are also missing his neck surgery from last week, but I guess that doesn’t count when you’re trying to spin your story.
elixir for llms is what ruby is for e-commerce
and it's definitely justified (determined by human-as-Judge).
Worth checking out:
eugeneyan.com/writing/llm-...
Eugene Yan blogpost SEO top rank
Uff, SEO game strong @eugeneyan.com
Sounds great!
Great topic! I would love to join, but 7 PM ET is rather unfortunate for other time zones..
@latentspacepod.bsky.social live at #neurips2024
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT63...
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Be aware: starterpacks are useful initially, but following too many random people quickly degrades the experience & cleaning up afterwards takes a lot of time. Maybe we also need 'Unfollow all' for used starterpacks?..
Interesting. Beautiful math equations have too long been exclusive to the web.
github.com/mgriebling/S...
let's talk about "agents" (in the LLM sense). there's a lot of buzz around "multi-agent" systems where agents collaborate but... i don't really get how it differs from a thinking of a single agent with multiple modes of operation. what are the benefits of modeling as multi-agent?
200k listening minutes is wild
I think it's mainly decoupling the identity from the host-server, but you can find out more in the whitepaper: arxiv.org/abs/2402.03239
Ditto—what matters is the value delivered, and the voices capable of consistently providing it will ultimately prevail.
tailwind fatigue is a real thing
Looks epic, and definitely much worse from below; I can tell you that.
Zed editor with assistant panel opened
Lil' hack for getting to know @zed.dev:
If you're unfamiliar with a particular keymap, you can open the config with `zed: open default keymap` and ask the assistant for help by referencing the active tab with the slash command.
Note that it says `untitled`, though the file is pulled into context.
yoo, when we talked about "old Twitter", it was about the vibes – not crony journalists verifying their friends again.
We should start a multi-level verification marketing business.
I was sooo ready to follow, only do see all kinds of scribbles. I mean, even Ragnar Lothbrok started to talk English eventually, didn’t he?
- getting nuked for saying the wrong things.
Yea this really leaves you wondering what’s going on. It’s not like we wouldn’t accept it to be the same – after all, we basically just arrived – but how do you even decide to go after those cases? I genuinely can’t find the “if you say the wrong things you get nuked” section in the whitepaper.
