BarryMilo

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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   Obviously the future is to train the model with the ads, so that they're indistinguishable from the core of the answer. I kid, but also hope I'm wrong.
2. 62.▲
   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   I guess he really is a world champion!
3. 63.▲
   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   I'm in small Devops team and people are pissed off . Thankfully Proxmox works just as well for us (some would say better). Even a large-scale migration seems scriptable to me.
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   > so that is probably reproducible Is it? How many more pages get published each day? If you include each YouTube video and social media post, it's easily several orders of magnitude. Organizing this kind of firehose isn't easy
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   Are there really people who don't know about inner monologues?
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   Hope it stops updating after business hours!
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   I get the urge to standardize infrastructure but... wow. After reading the whole thing, I get why they thought it was worth doing, but you'd think they'd just hire a Postgres guy or two. Especially when they looked at the missing
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   Doubt it, it mostly went more corporate over time.
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   by BarryMilo 2y ago

   Would you settle for a few days of testing in perfect conditions? Just kidding, companies don't care!
10. 70.▲
    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    We're talking about the guy that presses the buttons for the people taking the elevator, yes? What serious elevator accident might arise from that?
11. 71.▲
    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    I think you'll find elevator attendance errors rather cheaper.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Truly one of the worst takes on AI I've seen. What is the purpose of a lawyer? It's not to read the law, the text is free (or should be). It's to advise you, based on the law but also on the immediate, historical and sociopol
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Well, they are experts on dishonesty....
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Looking at the website, this is fully open source. Nice! Looking forward to trying it out.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Aren't Django models close enough to types?
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    For me it's usually about useless. It "may" be this, "may" be that, and no clue about what information it would need for a more accurate diagnosis.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    I love the idea that developers had the power to decide what is and isn't supported. That's clearly a manager's decision if not CEO.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Break? It's practically enshrined in the law, seeing as any given bank can only have one credit card affiliated with it. So if I'm e.g. a normal National Bank client, I get to have a Visa card or no card at all. I suppose online b
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Thus proving OP's point: it's not your computer.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    It seems you've taken a roundabout way to arrive at innovation. It's interesting because this is something that makes programming feel like a "bullshit job" to some: I'm not creating anything, I'm just assembli
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    See, I find this to be the core of what is wrong with the idea of "hard" sci-fi. The technology we have today is magic to a medieval peasant. Just because the explanation of how something works gets disproven, doesn't mean th
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Skill required near zero? I'm approaching 15 years as a developer and React is still completely foreign to me. I'd need days full-time just to learn one version of it, not to mention every prerequisite skill. And what do you mean
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    I know it's not your main point, but I think most of us big sci-fi fans agree that "soft" vs "hard" sci-fi is a false dichotomy. Who knows what is and what will be possible? Just because the technology is wrong does
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    True, I guess most artistic industries must work this way, since we all know that about 95% of all art is terrible (and that was before AI). I feel like there's a difference between a company and an industry, though in the end I suppos
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    All it takes more courage than most of us have after writing our first book!
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    Good points all around! It's funny because I expect most of us do it for the art, but artistic merit doesn't pay the rent. This is why many smaller publishers have "locomotives" that are guaranteed to sell so they can pu
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    I'm currently starting a publishing company in a niche Canadian market. What people in these comments (and really, most places on the internet) fail to grasp is the role of the publisher as a curator and editor. Unlike your friends, th
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    tl;dr: No, unless you have 200 billion nuclear bombs.
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    by BarryMilo 2y ago

    I can't believe they didn't say anything about your solution! How did it work?
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    by BarryMilo 3y ago

    And the image is obviously AI-generated, probably for "thematic reasons".