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Overcoming Tech Workforce Shortages With IEEE Microcredentials
Overcoming Tech Workforce Shortages With IEEE Microcredentials
(Begs the question of how trainers learn that tradecraft. Elsewhere personalized clinics are a specialty. Now for emerging tech. The point may be that problems invite professions. And proxies. In practice, iteration, innovation, and integration. How to figure out the problem set. Or does the person just turn into an Agent? How much is stable and how much scaffold? And some of it seems subjective since what looks like it is shifting fast depends upon the starting point. Has anyone not lost sight of shore? Gen. Washington starts out fording across rivers by the skin of his teeth, then ends up founding Potomac Shipping to commercialize boat traffic. Meanwhile, Franklin is swimming around ships for sport. But did publish the former's journals which reportedly inspired the idea for domestic population bypassing England's. And the rest...)
·spectrum.ieee.org·
Overcoming Tech Workforce Shortages With IEEE Microcredentials
(3) John Carmack on X: "I have also run this fun thought experiment! More of the world than many might imagine could run on outdated hardware if software optimization was truly a priority, and market price signals on scarce compute would make it happen. Rebuild all the interpreted microservice based" / X
(3) John Carmack on X: "I have also run this fun thought experiment! More of the world than many might imagine could run on outdated hardware if software optimization was truly a priority, and market price signals on scarce compute would make it happen. Rebuild all the interpreted microservice based" / X
·x.com·
(3) John Carmack on X: "I have also run this fun thought experiment! More of the world than many might imagine could run on outdated hardware if software optimization was truly a priority, and market price signals on scarce compute would make it happen. Rebuild all the interpreted microservice based" / X
(3) elvis on X: "Reasoning LLMs Guide Here is my practical guide to building with Reasoning LLMs. Lots of dev tips in it. It covers: - What are Reasoning LLMs? - Top Reasoning Models - Reasoning Model Design Patterns & Use Cases - Reasoning LLM Usage Tips - Limitations with Reasoning Models https://t.co/TXjkH5kg6l" / X
(3) elvis on X: "Reasoning LLMs Guide Here is my practical guide to building with Reasoning LLMs. Lots of dev tips in it. It covers: - What are Reasoning LLMs? - Top Reasoning Models - Reasoning Model Design Patterns & Use Cases - Reasoning LLM Usage Tips - Limitations with Reasoning Models https://t.co/TXjkH5kg6l" / X
docs.google.comReasoning LLMs GuideReasoning LLMs Guide By DAIR.AI Academy A practical guide to building with Reasoning LLMs. Table of Contents What are Reasoning LLMs? Top Reasoning Models Reasoning Model Design Patterns & Use Cases...
·x.com·
(3) elvis on X: "Reasoning LLMs Guide Here is my practical guide to building with Reasoning LLMs. Lots of dev tips in it. It covers: - What are Reasoning LLMs? - Top Reasoning Models - Reasoning Model Design Patterns & Use Cases - Reasoning LLM Usage Tips - Limitations with Reasoning Models https://t.co/TXjkH5kg6l" / X
Scaling Laws For Scalable Oversight
Scaling Laws For Scalable Oversight
(A security aspect contrasting Compton might be that tactical versions are initiated to have controlled chain reactions and then vanish, also not unlike Houdini, or a locked Roomba mystery, so there may be a forensic science. Also relate to prior paper on MAIM's version of MAD and articles on quantum hacks.))
·arxiv.org·
Scaling Laws For Scalable Oversight
‎Gemini - Vibe Coding: Theory and Guide
‎Gemini - Vibe Coding: Theory and Guide
(Ran generic prompt across Consensus, Elicit, and SciSpace for more explicit lit reviews and summaries: Good reference material on morphogenesis after Turing's original paper, current research trends. How is morphogenesis related to AI, e.g. artificial life, robotics, synthetic bio? Both Elicit and SciSpace had framework tables that looked at interdisciplany discussions. These all had Share. That latter ones had PDF SciSpace saved to Notebook. STORM from Stanford is running a study on effectiveness of generating Wikipedia-like articles if prompt is limited to 20 words. Google AI has morphogenesis related to sentience through the brain. All of these are mimicking user style, including textures, which seems ironic. If AGI is approaching, drawing the line is going to be interesting. Have to find a noob to be objective. Else the user may be like Narcissus, and both Echo. The BCI types are going to be fascinating. Is Generative AI going to add morphogenesis twists? What does someone see when they close their eyes? Other search engines like Google Scholar or Sourcely also list titles. Turing had 17370 citations. His middle name was Mathison.)
·gemini.google.com·
‎Gemini - Vibe Coding: Theory and Guide