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New top story on Hacker News: Show HN: Vibe Prolog
Show HN: Vibe Prolog
10 by nl | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Like a lot of people I got the $250 Claude Code credit and didn't use it up. I decided to try to use it up over the weekend using (mostly) my phone and vibe coded a Prolog interpreter. Now I'm seeing how far I can push it.
10 by nl | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Like a lot of people I got the $250 Claude Code credit and didn't use it up. I decided to try to use it up over the weekend using (mostly) my phone and vibe coded a Prolog interpreter. Now I'm seeing how far I can push it.
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Anyone else disillusioned with "AI experts" in their team?
Ask HN: Anyone else disillusioned with "AI experts" in their team?
21 by randomgermanguy | 26 comments on Hacker News.
We had an internal-workshop led by our internal AI-team (mostly just LLMs), and had the horrible realisation that no one in that team actually knows what the term "AI" even means, or how a language model works. One senior-dev (team-lead also) tried to explain to me that AI is a subfield of machine-learning, and always stochastic in nature (since ChatGPT responds differently to the same prompt). We/they are selling tailor-made "AI-products" to other businesses, but apparently we don't know how sampling works...? Also, no one could tell me where exactly our "self-hosted" models even ran (turns out 50% of the time its just OpenAI/Anthropic), or what OCR-model our product was using. Am I just too junior/naive to get this or am I cooked?
21 by randomgermanguy | 26 comments on Hacker News.
We had an internal-workshop led by our internal AI-team (mostly just LLMs), and had the horrible realisation that no one in that team actually knows what the term "AI" even means, or how a language model works. One senior-dev (team-lead also) tried to explain to me that AI is a subfield of machine-learning, and always stochastic in nature (since ChatGPT responds differently to the same prompt). We/they are selling tailor-made "AI-products" to other businesses, but apparently we don't know how sampling works...? Also, no one could tell me where exactly our "self-hosted" models even ran (turns out 50% of the time its just OpenAI/Anthropic), or what OCR-model our product was using. Am I just too junior/naive to get this or am I cooked?