@toddsaunders I think the near term practical instantiation of this is a “headless mode” for the VMS coupled with an SE that would really allow customers to drive the implementation themselves - with supervision of the SE - and without requiring tons of custom code
@NextBigTeng Good take. Im curious what insulates “agent SaaS” from the same effects? To me ai-native SaaS apps are just an intermediary step towards new kinds of software that we aren’t even contemplating yet.
@dharmesh Agreed. There are just so many more interesting things to build now, I dont understand why you would waste your precious attention vibe coding your own SOR. I also feel like folks forget the cost structure for tokens - GPUs - which are not exactly free.
@claudeai Man this is sick. Been using a homegrown (way worse) version of this. Have to say the UX is almost exactly what I envisioned. Soooo long Anthropic
BREAKING CUDA MOAT EXPANDS: Today, NVIDIA has acquired SchedMD, makers of SLURM, a widely used "open source" workload scheduler. Many AI companies such as Mistral, Thinking Machines, parts of Meta's FAIR division, university academic labs use SLURM. NVIDIA's acquisition expands the CUDA moat to a new layer, as many customers trying to use alternative AI accelerator chips like AMD, Intel, etc. also rely on SLURM (a lot use k8s too). Unlike Run:AI & DGX Lepton, which nobody uses, a lot of people use SLURM. (1\2) 🧵
@DBredvick Can you give us a sense of the steps the SDR agent worked through? Did they touch email personalization? If so, which features did you feel the need to “hardcode” most to fit your business vs a vendor solution
@grebtso@GavinSBaker OpenAI and others will trace the “chain of thought” data that gets created when using a reasoning model - i.e, the part when the model speaks to itself, and use it as additional training data.
@mikealfred@PhadsEth He’s making a subtler point about the steps between building the shell and turning the clusters online. I.e. the work typically done by OEMs and SIs. Hes giving credit to both the DC builders and the cloud operators.