Where are you going to apply to with that resume that’s a step up from your current job though?
replyThe other place, but for more money
replylots of places, actually. not everyone wants to be attached to the Silicon Valley culture, and that line alone will guarantee practically any workplace. that person is going to find out what work-life balance is :)
replySure, but those places don’t need such lofty resumes to begin with.
replyWith the right kind of credentials, it's not about need, it's about want. Flip the roles and let yourself become an object of desire, an aspirational hire.
replyIn this case, and I don't mean this critically, I guess it would technically be, "Instructed model to find efficiencies... reducing inference cost by 20% saving company x billion dollars per month."
replyI have no doubt that further work was required to enable this, but it's still very cool to be possible to say that.
I think they meant that GPT-5.6-Sol can write that on its resume.
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replyDoes the model get the credit for its promo packet then? :^)
replyContributed to. Can't be some IC who made a few nice PRs
replyWhy not. Jeff Dean and John Carmack exist. Both are L10 SWEs.
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