Nicolay Gerold
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Nicolay Gerold
A lot of those have carry over or have a functional relationship.
Andrew Huberman • Dr. Andy Galpin: How to Build Strength, Muscle Size & Endurance
Almost every company I talk to, and basically every solution vendor, has been pushing for people to use AI to “talk-to-your-data,” an approach allows the AI to retrieve content from a company’s proprietary databases and then work with the documents and data it retrieves. The problem is that AIs hallucinate, or make up plausible information, all the... See more
Ethan Mollick • Almost an Agent: What GPTs can do
Loose Coupling and High Cohesion: How To Avoid Tight Coupling and Low Cohesion?
Cohesion is a measure of the number of relationships that parts of a component have with each other.
High cohesion means that : All of the parts that are needed to deliver the component's functionality are included in the component.
Coupling is a measure of the number of ... See more
Cohesion is a measure of the number of relationships that parts of a component have with each other.
High cohesion means that : All of the parts that are needed to deliver the component's functionality are included in the component.
Coupling is a measure of the number of ... See more
Muaath Bin Ali • Microservices Design Principles
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Detach from the code itself
Amazing engineers stay unattached to the code itself.
They were unafraid to delete and start over on code, even if they were 90% of the way in, if it meant that the end result would be better overall.
Code isn’t personal, so feedback was taken with stride.
Code isn’t perfect. Nobody cares about perfect code. They care abo... See more
Amazing engineers stay unattached to the code itself.
They were unafraid to delete and start over on code, even if they were 90% of the way in, if it meant that the end result would be better overall.
Code isn’t personal, so feedback was taken with stride.
Code isn’t perfect. Nobody cares about perfect code. They care abo... See more
Leonardo Creed • 7 simple habits of the top 1% of engineers
This workflow isn’t feasible with current user interfaces. The parts that are available would require the employee to bounce between multiple applications. They would probably need support from someone in HR at each step. For companies like SAP, the core thesis is, “The more the platform touches, the more valuable a Generative Interface is.”
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Vin Vashishta • Emerging HR Use Cases For Machine Learning And Generative AI
- Conversational interfaces allow you to investigate traces of how the user comes down to a decision.
- ... allow non-technical users to investigate data previously reserved for data scientists or specialists.
- ... can become an internal service company for the entire company. Large enterprises often have an internal IT consultancy taking on projects. Generative AI can provide many different services behind one interface.
Ideation Bootcamp, Bitcoin Thieves Steal Billions, Stonks.com, and More
mfmpod.comGresham’s Law, familiar to most people, states that bad currencies eventually drive good currencies out of circulation. But there’s a corollary to Gresham’s Law, called Thier’s Law, which says that Gresham’s Law applies only to “fiat currencies,” that is, in cases where the government (or some similar authority) decrees that both currencies have th... See more
Larry Burns • The Currency of Information: Managing Data as an Asset (Part Three)
In an Agentic UX, an AI agent pulls weight across 3 categories: cognitive, creative, and logistical.
- Cognitive weight — the built-in agent pulls analysis and decision-making weight
- Creative weight — the built-in agent takes on visualization and media creation weight
- Logistical weight — the built-in agent takes tasks on operational and workflow weig