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Fine-Tuning Your Facts Is Hardcoding Them Into a Binary Nobody Can Read

Every engineer already knows not to hardcode a price into a compiled binary. You put it in config or a database, because it will change, because someone needs to see where it came from, and because you want to fix it without a release. Then an AI feature shows up, someone asks "can we train it on o…

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  1. 2026-10-24 21:35 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Fine-Tuning Your Facts Is Hardcoding Them Into a Binary Nobody Can Read

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