Nicolay Gerold

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Kaizen is the Japanese word for improvement. Thephrase was popularized as part of the Toyota Production System. At Toyota, all personnel are given a (literal or metaphorical) red handle to pull that stops the entire production line. If a worker identifies a problem with production, the idea is for them to pull the red handle, gather coworkers and... See more

Pulumi Examples

This repository contains examples of using Pulumi to build and deploy cloud applications and infrastructure across major programming languages.

Each example has a two-part prefix, <cloud>-<language> , to indicate which <cloud> and <language> it pertains to. For example, <cloud> could be:

• aws for Amazon

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In general, people confabulating invent plausible sounding justifications which have no basis in fact. This is usually not conscious with an intent to deceive but instead appear to strongly believe in the story they have just reported. This behaviour is identical to what LLMs do. When they are forced to give an answer using a fact they do not know,... See more

When data is extracted and transformed, it’s time to visualize and get the value from all your hard work. Visuals are done through Analytics and Business Intelligence and one of their Tools. The BI tool might be the most crucial tool for data engineers, as it’s the visualization everyone sees–and has an opinion on!

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Introducing Prompts: LLM Monitoring

W&B Prompts – LLM Monitoring provides large language model usage monitoring and diagnostics. Start simply, then customize and evolve your monitoring analytics over time.

AutoGen's design offers multiple advantages: a) it gracefully navigates the strong but imperfect generation and reasoning abilities of these LLMs; b) it leverages human understanding and intelligence, while providing valuable automation through conversations between agents; c) it simplifies and unifies the implementation of complex LLM workflows as... See more

1. Don’t get attached to beliefs . Everything is probabilistic, everything is a best guess until proven otherwise. New information should make you update, even if just a little. It’s easier to have blind spots when you deal in absolutes and are inflexible.


2. Keep sending the signal to the people around you that you welcome constructive criticism and

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The value of data is the value of what you can do with it. Therefore, the more you’re allowed to do — the more usage rights the seller grants you — the more you should be willing to pay! This is a pricing effect that’s completely independent of quality, quantity, dataset internals, or table stakes status.

Common usage rights include:

• Scope of use

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