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Dave3of5
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Dave3of5
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I agree with a lot that Louis says and what strikes me on this one is when he said the guy doesn't care about you and that he thinks the value is in the servers and the api. I've worked in tech with a lot of people like this. They
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3y ago
Kind of shit advice really. No real data just, "well it worked for me". How many people blow up their life and end up homeless? How many actually improve their situation? How many end up back with their parents? Nothing other than
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3y ago
From a selfish dev side learning too much domain will lock you into to a company. I prefer not to have any vendor lock in so I focus my skills on the parts that are transferable to other companies. Domain knowledge to me is primarily a BA r
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3y ago
No checked the other reply the dude from the company is saying all this will be in their product eventually. I think they launched very early.
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3y ago
Note in this case its actions not requests they charge for. If your endpoint does 10 actions vs one that does 1 it'll be 10 times the cost.
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3y ago
Body validation is too simple, for example I want the be able to configure the min max from the DB or interdependent validation i.e. if you pass in and Id and a search string I want to return an error. The DB Query editor is too simple requ
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3y ago
3500 hahahahahhahahaha hahahahahhahahaha hahahahhahahaha hahahahahaha hahaha ha
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3y ago
I remember finding out about this early in my career. The office building that my company used was own by the company director but under a different company. He tied the company into a 3 year lease and then sold our company to a multi-natio
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3y ago
Kinda useless just has the "name" of the language. It's not a world atlas but just a massive list with a simple search...
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3y ago
> 1. Is the unfolded screen a continuous flat surface? (I.e. is the vertical bulge in the center gone?) Nope, no manufacturer has solved this. There is a "crease" in the middle the pixel fold here which is in the middle between
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3y ago
Wow the price...
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3y ago
Interesting numbers. That roughly equates to about $250 million per year plus I don't know how much training is costing them to keep the model up to date and suchlike. The company also has about 375 employees. I've no idea how muc
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3y ago
I watched some of that video and the guy seems burnt out. He was in the same sentence saying one thing and then the complete opposite. He also seemed far too emotional about things to be a CEO. People questioning his education is because hi
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3y ago
I think it true in the technical manner. You can try to find it in the actual GDPR but that hard if you aren't a lawyer the UK ICO has a neater article on this: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-pr
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3y ago
Yeah I think what's happened to OpenAI is the same happening to all tech companies. They were spending a lot of money building these LLM's and now they've been told to cut back costs they no longer have the funding to build t
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3y ago
Doesn't this put the entire dataset into memory no wonder it's so fast.
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3y ago
Pretty sure overusing this will get your account banned if not now eventually. If you want to use it then you should seriously limit the usage. The rate limits are there to protect the servers but there are things that will notice that you
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4y ago
Are you suggesting asking Google to add this to their contract ? If that's the case then you are delusional. These companies are "the law" and they will not change their contract for you. It's hard enough to even get a v
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4y ago
> I'm still a bit skeptical of assigning the responsibility for bullying to SM companies. Actually I never said this either. They should pay for the damage caused by the design of their system. The problem with these companies is th
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4y ago
> But is SM really responsible for bullying? Yes they are. They are not 100% responsible no but it's the main party as it provides the platform and encourages the behaviour. If their platform has become unsafe and causes harm that&#
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4y ago
I don't really see why windows XP is a better UI. There's lots of stuff that is majorly missing compared to a more modern OS. This sounds like many I talk to in that they refuse to learn or make any changes in their life. I don&#x
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4y ago
I think rather than banning it which won't work if you made the SM companies financially responsible for any damages they cause the children. The government would make it easier to seek damages from SM companies that cause harm to chil
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4y ago
Most software companies die due to poor product market fit: https://www.failory.com/blog/startup-failure-rate The source of that data isn't there but you can see it as a trend in other places.
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4y ago
I really wish hn would ban posts on ChatGPT /s. Seriously though this site could do with a filter like the major subreddits.
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4y ago
Yeah I thought this all along. The company really was just ego stroking for Mr Billionaire. Note for all, he has enough cash to keep funding this himself. The reality is now that economy is worse all the frivolous stuff like this is going t
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4y ago
Ha we'll I'm becoming a 10,000x engineer ! ... .. . 10,000x shitter !
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4y ago
Reading through the OP and comments it seems like a lot of people have never actually experienced a decent manager. If the only manager(s) you've ever had have only caused problems and micromanaged you with no help whatsoever then yes
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4y ago
I don't know what the comparable price is given this is priced in dollars and in the US but compared to a gas boiler in the UK (I know this does cooling as well). The price jump is insane £20k installed is about 10 times the price of a
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4y ago
This looks to me to be close to 100% a scam. Avoid at all costs.
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4y ago
Phew! I was getting worried there.
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