Kris Gardiner

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@tomerhen Influencers

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@dabit3 I heard the open ai devs favour these kinds of prompts and in return give you richer responses.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Many apps rushing to ship their next AI app don't use logins. They just ask for your personal API Key. This is probably the future of online identity, tokens instead of username/password.

[Sam Altman @sama]

worldcoin launches proof of personhood sdk: https://t.co/ibjpkL1Hl2

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@dan_abramov Individualized learning on steroids. 🤯

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Traditional education is obsolete. I think the only thing universities have at this point is reputation.

[Ethan Mollick @emollick]

GPT-4 is so close to creating a universal educational simulator based on just a paragraph prompt. Take a look at this simulated negotiation, with grading and feedback.

Prompt: "I want to do deliberate practice about how to conduct negotiations. You will be my negotiation teacher. You will simulate a detailed scenario in which I have to engage in a negotiation. You will fill the role of one party, I will fill the role of the other. You will ask for my response to in each step of the scenario and wait until you receive it. After getting my response, you will give me details of what the other party does and says. You will grade my response and give me detailed feedback about what to do better using the science of negotiation. You will give me a harder scenario if I do well, and an easier one if I fail."

I did this with GPT-3.5 a month ago and it was nowhere near as good (GPT-4 also seems more willing to give worse grades than GPT-3.5 - which is good)

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Are plugins for @OpenAI ChatGPT basically what @langchain is?

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Is @langchain basically an API gateway (public interface) to a bunch of custom micro-services (LLMs)?

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Elon bought #twitter to power tesla bot. Don't @ me Elon.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

After massive waves of tech layoffs, companies are somehow finding spare change in their couches and opening roles for Staff Eng roles to catch some of that FAANG talent.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Appreciate the reference @apollographql

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

"Focus on finding those opportunities to show impact, not just the hardest technical problems you can find"

The eng ladder is a flawed system, like most, but the opportunities are there if you choose to see them.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Build code so that the dev after you can change it easily.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@dabit3 Seriously, can we go back to simple HTML and JS 😅

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@nicolefranq In high school learning visual basic 😎

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

As an..
average online banking user

I want to..
secure my online bank account by forcing a password reset every 2 weeks

So that..
I can come up with creative ways to create an alphanumeric phrase with a symbol that isn't one of my previous 10 passwords

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Working in tech often means that you wish you could just go into a companies codebase and fix the bugs yourself.

The worst combo is when crucial services have poor UX.

Here are some of the user stories I'd imagine @scotiabank writes for their super "secure" features. 🧵

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

As an..
average online banking user

I want to..
secure my online bank account with a mandatory 2FA that only uses the @scotiabank mobile app that only sometimes sends the 2FA prompt

So that..
I can access my bank account on the rare occasion I get an actual push notification.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

@madzadev For emails.

[Kris Gardiner @krisgardiner]

Every time I start a new project I spend way more time on tooling then building. Anyone else?