Philip Reynolds
@philreynolds
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Helping early stage CTO’s. Prev - VP engineering @workday.
Dublin, Ireland
Joined April 2008
Have we come up with a name yet for the equivalent of a threefold repetition when you're solving a problem with an LLM? There are a few problems I've run in to, they take a generous stab at solving, then I correct & then they circle back to the original solution.
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Ships from Eve. I was so, so, close from ending up down this rabbit hole. 😂
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@ConnorPM Europe + East Coast + West Coats tips it over the edge. European morning Claude Usage is a differentiator 😀
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If you’re thinking raising external capital is a possibility then a Delaware c-corp is the smoothest way from the investor side. Will stop lots of questions and extra diligence. Whatever you do, I would avoid going esoteric if you’re thinking of outside capital. Investors like stable business environments with clear legal boundaries to put capital in to. “Weird” locations will put them off. Can occasionally kill deals. But definitely adds overhead.
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The same logic that “there is no value in this company without the company getting a permit” is true of all companies. If you extend the logic why shouldn’t the government have a percentage of all companies? That being said this seems like classic Trump negotiation. Start with a ridiculous assertion. Anchor high. Negotiate from there. Just unclear why we’re having a serious conversation about the merits of something so stupid.
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@zeeg Yes but rarely use it. Still have it enabled. Two most common use-cases : ad-hoc viewing of SQL queries on current page and inspecting settings in case something didn’t get propagated correctly
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RT @patrick_oshag: This is the best 2024 summary of AI stuff I’ve found, by @simonw Things I’m most excited for i…
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@awilkinson I agree. But the conundrum is I also have an example of a question they missed a detail on which could have cost 200k in exit taxes. The 5k spent on a tax specialist saved me the 200k. A lot of it depends on the question and how common the need is.
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RT @GrantSlatton: "design tinyurl" is still unparalleled as a systems design question despite being the most popular for all these years y…
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This!
Systems ideas that sound good but almost never work: - DSLs - Live migrating process state - Anomaly detection - Control loops responding to system load - Multi-master writes - p2p cache sharing - Hybrid parallelism - Being clever vs over-provisioning .. What else?
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RT @patphelan: Merry Christmas and all that, don't forget @eamonncarey and his family please if you have a few extra quid
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RT @JustJake: Said it before, I'll say it again: Your database should not be exposed to the internet
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Satya always comes across as straight talking, well versed with amazing clarity of thought. I’m not a huge Microsoft fan on the tech side but there is very clearly a before-Satya and after-Satya effect in Microsoft and it’s clear to see why.
Such a great episode. Highly information dense. Satya is a generational CEO. Clear vision, great communicator, highly competent, student of history. The way he was able to get into very specific details on a wide variety of topics was amazing.
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RT @borrowed_ideas: this one is perhaps the best @JeffBezos interview I have ever listened to. I'm sharing a random bit that I liked, but…
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Bread 41 opens new café and bakery in south Co Dublin
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RT @BrianCVC: Please support this GoFundMe by donating or sharing—every bit of help makes a difference. Eamon Carey is an incredibly decent…
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