Nicolay Gerold
@nicolaygerold
Nicolay Gerold
Front Matter is a CMS that runs within Visual Studio Code. It gives you the power and control of a full-blown CMS while also providing you the flexibility and speed of the static site generator of your choice. Jump right into editing and creating content with Front Matter and be able to preview it straight in VS Code.
The extension supports various... See more
The extension supports various... See more
GitHub - estruyf/vscode-front-matter: Front Matter is a CMS running straight in Visual Studio Code. Can be used with static site generators like Hugo, Jekyll, Hexo, NextJs, Gatsby, and many more...
Developers can now generate human-quality speech from text via the text-to-speech API. Our new TTS model offers six preset voices to choose from and two model variants, tts-1 and tts-1-hd . tts is optimized for real-time use cases and tts-1-hd is optimized for quality. Pricing starts at $0.015 per input 1,000 characters. Check out our TTS guide to... See more
New models and developer products announced at DevDay
Disruptive innovation comes in two flavors: (1) New-market disruption, where the company creates and claims a new segment in an existing market by catering to an underserved customer base, or (2) Low-end disruption, in which a company uses a low-cost business model to enter at the bottom of an existing market and claim a segment.
Copilots don’t... See more
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Shortwave — rajhesh.panchanadhan@gmail.com [Gmail alternative]
Don't just randomly draw boxes and arrows. There are some important, well-defined diagrams that are extremely useful for software dev:
→ Sequence diagrams
→ Architecture diagrams
→ Entity-relationship diagrams
→ State machine diagrams
→ Component diagrams (dependencies)
→ Sequence diagrams
→ Architecture diagrams
→ Entity-relationship diagrams
→ State machine diagrams
→ Component diagrams (dependencies)
David K @DavidKPiano
Bard highlights confirmed data in green & potentially erroneous data in red. I confirmed the green is correct. The red sometimes was correct and other times wasn’t.
In addition to saving me time, I can use a less-than-trusted system, benefit from the accurate portion of the response - which should keep me coming back - all while improving the system for the next time.
The choice of programming language is almost always irrelevant to an organization's commercial success. End-users don’t likely care about your programming language choice. You need to upskill your business sense if you’re trying to differentiate your product or service based on the underlying programming language or tech stack.
Shortwave — rajhesh.panchanadhan@gmail.com [Gmail alternative]
Trying to get a better understanding of how prompts work in relation to fine-tunes, and trying to see if any of them are actually reliable enough to be used in a "production" type environment.
My end goals are basically
My end goals are basically
- A reliable AI assistant that I know is safe, secure and private. Any information about myself, my household or my proprietary ideas
r/LocalLLaMA - Reddit
Snowflake is easy to use. As you mature and scale, Databricks becomes a strong competitor capable of more use cases. I consider both to have a reasonable moat against AI/LLMs, which is data governance with data lineage. I expect that moat to last at least a few years... even though most companies aren’t mature enough to have a strong data... See more
r/dataengineering - Reddit
Menlo Ventures released a report on ‘The State of Generative AI in the Enterprise’ and found that adoption is trailing the hype. Details below:
Generative AI still represents less than 1% of cloud spend by surveyed enterprises, including just an 8% increase in 2023.
Safety and ROI continue to be prime concerns, and the tangible advantages of being... See more
Generative AI still represents less than 1% of cloud spend by surveyed enterprises, including just an 8% increase in 2023.
Safety and ROI continue to be prime concerns, and the tangible advantages of being... See more