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Ryan Booth

@that1guy_15

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GenAI/MLOps. Passionate about building solutions users can easily consume. Infrastructure Engineer at my core. My Art: https://t.co/Jssz1LCN2Q

Canyon, TX
Joined May 2012
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@AustinLangChain
AIMUG - Austin LangChain
1 month
The future of AI is agent marketplaces. Ryan Booth's A2A/AP2 demo shows how agents discover, negotiate & transact autonomously. This changes everything about digital commerce 🧵👇 https://t.co/nEhI965PfY
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@that1guy_15
Ryan Booth
9 months
If you are in the Austin area for #SXSW, swing by the Austin LangChain Meetup on Wednesday for a special round of lightning talks and network at the after party. See you there! https://t.co/zmAUIUysHw https://t.co/txHyJ8KFrB
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**THIS EVENT IS TICKETED - PLEASE REGISTER HERE TO GUARANTEE ENTRY - [https://lu.ma/ibqo2o69](https://lu.ma/ibqo2o69)** **Welcome to the Austin LangChain SXSW Party!** ​Joi
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Ryan Booth
1 year
I will be in ATX this week to present on GenAI integrations into developer workflows with the LangChain GitHub toolkit. We have a great lineup this month, so don't miss out. See everyone there!! https://t.co/7hgxXQtci1 #GenAI #AIAgents #LangChain #DevOps #NetworkAutomation
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**Welcome to the Austin LangChain Users Group!** Are you an AI enthusiast who finds the power of LangChain fascinating? Are you currently learning and utilizing this innova
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@alexalbert__
Alex Albert
1 year
To start, if you want to see Claude 3.5 Sonnet in action solving a simple pull request, here's a quick demo video we made. (voiceover by the one and only @sumbhavsethia)
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@LiorOnAI
Lior Alexander
2 years
1. Real time translation
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@network_phil
Phil Gervasi
2 years
@TheCMReed @TelemetryNow season 2 episode 1 comes out tomorrow, and the great @that1guy_15 is on
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@emollick
Ethan Mollick
2 years
For managers who want to encourage AI use in their teams, psychological safety is a good guide: 1) Share with your team that you will be exploring AI together, no one knows what it can do so you need help 2) Publicly share mistakes you make 3) Demonstrate curiosity & experiment
@emollick
Ethan Mollick
3 years
Reminder that “psychological safety” isn’t a buzzword, but a research-backed way of making sure everyone on the team feels comfortable taking risks. At studies at Google it was the key predictor of innovative team success. Use the checklists on your team! https://t.co/wsfR2MWZHo
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@burneeed
Daniel Hertzberg 🇺🇸🏒 117
2 years
This was really fun to present at #nanog90 #Golang for network engineers
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Ryan Booth
2 years
I've had a lot of people ask if my art is on @instagram, so I finally set up an account. Everything is for sale, and I have lots more not shown. DMs and feedback are always welcome. https://t.co/aGik8rJZKE #art #abstractart
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@cwolferesearch
Cameron R. Wolfe, Ph.D.
2 years
RAG is one of the best (and easiest) ways to specialize an LLM over your own data, but successfully applying RAG in practice involves more than just stitching together pretrained models… What is RAG? At the highest level, RAG is a combination of a pretrained LLM with an
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@cloudtoad
Derick Winkworth
2 years
Hey folks... I have an urgent opportunity for someone that has AWX, Azure, Python, and some networking background. You should be US based. It is remote. I'm gathering more details now, but those are the key skills. If interested DM me. If not, please repost. Thanks!
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@network_phil
Phil Gervasi
2 years
Check out my latest blog post at @kentikinc looking at the role of AI and LLMs in networking - and big thanks to @that1guy_15 for his helpful thoughts and observations of the state of the industry ---->
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Artificial intelligence is certainly a hot topic right now, but what does it mean for the networking industry? In this post, Phil Gervasi looks at the role of AI and LLM in networking and separates...
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@svpino
Santiago
2 years
Scrum is a cancer. I've been writing software for 25 years, and nothing renders a software team useless like Scrum does. Some anecdotes: 1. They tried to convince me that Poker is a planning tool, not a game. 2. If you want to be more efficient, you must add process, not
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Ryan Booth
2 years
I got my first LLM (CodeLlama) up in #AWS SageMaker this weekend. Pretty simple to get your whole ML pipeline up and running. Models are a little wonky when you are not pulling them from @huggingface #AutoML looks tempting but I need to wrap an API around this project first.
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@DrJimFan
Jim Fan
2 years
Llama-2 was almost at GPT-3.5 level except for coding, which was a real bummer. Now Code Llama finally bridges the gap to GPT-3.5! Coding is by far the most important LLM task. It's the cornerstone of strong reasoning engines and powerful AI agents like Voyager. Today is
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@yi_ding
Yi Ding -- prod/acc
2 years
🪙Tokens are one of the first things people hear about when they come across large language models like ChatGPT. What is a token? a sequence of unicode characters converted into a number. These numbers are then how the text you send to the LLM are represented internally inside
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@jerryjliu0
Jerry Liu
2 years
A big issue with building LLM search is that there’s too many options for retrieval and it’s not clear which ones are better than others 🤔 ❓ Top-k has its downsides, but should I do hybrid search? Knowledge graphs? ⚠️ What if one method works better for some questions but worse
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Ryan Booth
2 years
In #AI, transformers are king when building models. Here is a great visual breakdown of what the heck a transformer is and how it is built. https://t.co/rkeSUl590S
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