Show Notes
Fredrik talks to Teresa Wu about devops for frontend and AI.
Why does frontend feel so complex? Does it have to be?
We also discuss the value of open language models, smaller and more specific language models and their benefits.
Is “AI” even a useful label anymore? Teresa thinks we’ll split into more specific terms over time.
Recorded during Øredev 2024.
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Teresa
Teresas' Øredev 2024 talks: Devops for frontend and Building amazing front-end project with Gemma: A state-of-the-art open model
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Titles
This was actually made to happen
The same fun and the same pain
The lucky ones
My own experience
I don’t have a word for it
A super-super-app
Explosion of complexity
A whole sea of new questions
They only do one thing
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