I apologize this is not directly related to OP, but if you, like myself, get mad at all the "Suggested" posts LinkedIn is pushing on you, you can use the following ublock filter to get rid of these posts:
I worked for a medium size company that served, and still is, ~150 clients (some Fortune 500 included) by deploying prod with docker-compose. It can be done.
We use Fernet[1] or Ansible vault[2] with the encrypted secrets committed to the code repositories, but I guess we can do that because the code is not public.
The rest we share over a secure, company approved, channel, and save them into local KeePass-es (KeePassXC)
The already mentioned The Pragmatic Programmer, 20th Anniversary Edition is so far the best I have read. It's not overly specific to one single thing, it tries to teaches general principles and good practice.[1]
I also have a personal recommendation for when you want to better understand testing, QA, or want to/have to work with QA people. [2]
Thank you so much! That sounds surprisingly straightforward. I expected a lot more fiddling to get going.
Where would I start if I wanted to use a model programmatically ? Like let's say I am building a chat bot. I have a large data set of replies I want the model to mimic, and I'd want to do this in Python. Of course, I'd probably use a different model than Granite.
I'm a complete newb when it comes to AI, and I am getting pretty ashamed of it too. How do I take a model like this and use it in my day to day? Can I somehow use in, say, VSCode? How do I point it at my code base, and use it to help me write new code?
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Planescape:_Torment#Coaxmetal