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4ndrewl
3y ago
We just have a WhatsApp group...
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3y ago
It's grift, all the way down.
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3y ago
I would listen to Herzog reading his grocery list.
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Slack to pause BAU operations for one-week for internal training
(finance.yahoo.com)
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3y ago
Just came here it say this!
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3y ago
Right, but only if you know what to look for, and are actively looking.
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3y ago
Good news for those who don't want to be caught on camera "The Capture LED lets others know when you're capturing content or going live. If the LED is covered, you'll be notified to clear it." So that's nice.
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3y ago
Here to say the same. Thought it was borked on mobile, but I'm guessing it's pihole.
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Hopes fade for India’s moon lander after it fails to ‘wake up’ after lunar night
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
My reply was questioning your suggestion that the article "_should be_ a dispassionate analysis".
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3y ago
"what should be a dispassionate analysis" - why should it be dispassionate objective?
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3y ago
Related in the UK: https://news.sky.com/story/royal-mail-launches-uks-first-dro...
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3y ago
I read the title to mean "a camera crushed a lidar sensor which caused a startup to go into administration"
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"There was a time, several years ago, when React was pretty much the only game in town when it came to server-rendered content (mainly via Next JS). People were rightly excited for the idea that React could be rendered on a server as H
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3y ago
Yeah, they look like crisps, but they're actually made from different flours, unlike crisps.
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3y ago
Never waste the chance to comment "but survivorship bias"
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3y ago
Yes - speaking with ex-colleagues now at AWS this sort of thing is exactly what happens. Finite resource is warehouse space, so use that on the popular inventory and allow publishers to POD.
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3y ago
They don't know that they don't know. It's only hallucination from a human's perspective. From the model's perspective it's _all_ hallucination.
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3y ago
Less risky to invest in ostensibly interest-rate backed investments (think he characterises it as fomo -> fear of loss). Time running out to realise the prior 2-5 year investments in the VC funded space - all the other biggies are busted
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3y ago
This explains the explosion in AI related products.
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3y ago
Need to be sized appropriately to the project and planning exercise. Small stories for short projects, larger ones for large projects. Probably a bit of Goldilocks at play here.
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3y ago
Well, it's about story points rather than estimation per-se. The alleged inventor of story points says their invention was probably a mistake: https://ronjeffries.com/articles/019-01ff/story-points/Index.
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3y ago
And long before transpiling became cool, FB had https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HipHop_for_PHP
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Parking by app 'digitally excludes older drivers'
(bbc.co.uk)
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3y ago
Love that film. "No, I'm Spartacus!" Classic.
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"Also, practically no one free ranges their meat birds." Is this a USA thing? I can go into any UK supermarket and buy a free-range chicken to cook.
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3y ago
And my grandad used to say exactly the same thing about wireless radios - 'why do they call it the wireless when it's full of wires!'
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3y ago
This is 100% correct - products evolve to become features. Not sure OpenAI faces the existential risk as MS need them to compete with Google in this space.
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4y ago
Given his remuneration is at least partially linked to the share price, "he would say that, wouldn't he."
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4y ago
Well yes - these LLMS are biased towards existing structures of power, and employed within them and will only reinforce them at scale.
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