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by IMTDb 2y ago
4o has a very strong artificial vibe. It feels a bit "autistic" (probably a bad analogy but couldn't find a better word to describe what I mean): you feel bad ? must say sorry then give a TODO list on how to feel better. 4.5
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> it would seem you no longer agree with that either. On the other hand, you pretended that fixing that apache configuration was somehow "all I needed to do" to be compliant with EU regulations. We proved that this was wrong, a
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by IMTDb 2y ago
All that requires additional active effort to fight having access to any data. The more complex your infra the harder it becomes to not having to do paperwork. Include a reverse proxy, and a CDN to the above and the chance of you not having
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by IMTDb 2y ago
The definition of "personal data" is so wide that it is impossible to provide any web service without collecting some form of "personal data". If all you have is an apache web server with the default configuration servin
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Even if you don't collect personal data, you need to comply with regulations to document properly the fact that you do not collect personal data.
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by IMTDb 2y ago
That’s exactly how it works in my Western Europe country. Bonus point if said child is using his mother political ties to organise an international drug smuggling ring.
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by IMTDb 2y ago
As a non-american, my feeling is that it’s just about who signs the order. If Biden creates a new program by executive order and puts a non elected person in charge, republicans will cry. If Trump does the same, democrats will yell. It’s ju
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by IMTDb 2y ago
An actual lawyer will probably agree with you. And also charge me to give me the same opinion. They will also say “but if you end up being sued, it’s not my fault”. So basically I just need to second guess everything I do, until someone s
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> AI that tries to infer people’s emotions at work or school. When I talk to ChatGPT advanced voice mode with a happy and upbeat tone, it replies similarly. If I talk to it in a lot neutral way it does adapt. The AI thus infers my emotio
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by IMTDb 2y ago
99% of what people use ChatGPT is for very mundane stuff. Think “translate this email to English”, “fix spelling mistakes”, “write this better for me”. Data extraction (list of emails) is big as well. You don’t need o1 for that; and people
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by IMTDb 2y ago
I really don't get the point of those oX-mini models for chat apps. (API is different, we can benchmark multiple models for a given recurring taks and choose the best one taking costs into consideration). As part of my job, I am trying
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Thank you for this. In the article, the author says that he was fired alongside most of his team . Then makes a lot of statements about how great of a job he was doing. To me it looks like the firing was thus based on option 3, yet the aut
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by IMTDb 2y ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Realpolitik
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by IMTDb 2y ago
So I could bring down eBay by opening a store; selling something that I know (but eBay doesn't) is dangerous / broken / false. If that sale goes through, should eBay be taken down since they operate a marketplace where unsafe
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by IMTDb 2y ago
It’s also a biased view. The author admit that the feature he was involved in took longer to ship initially. Depending on the environment this can be an anti-pattern; don’t we say “release early, release often”. In the same vein; the author
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by IMTDb 2y ago
AI does not commit code; people do. The origin of the code does not matter, processes remain the same. So: 1. We never catch AI trying to make breaking changes, but we catch developers who do. Since using AI tools we haven’t seen a huge cha
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> No we don't need to change the system on the basis that it leads to outcomes you want. I definitely agree with that view. But maybe we could/should change the system on the basis that "the majority does not agree that th
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> After all, the primary purpose of the Al-Aqsa Flood Operation was to try to capture enough Israelis to force a prisoner exchange and get their own people back You can't possibly believe this when there are numerous confirmed repor
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> When you design a regulation like the DMA, how much revenue a company makes is a good proxy of their potential impact on citizens Absolutely not; it's just a proxy for how much money you can get from them, especially when the way
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Those are all very nice intentions . But let's look at the facts : you can have massive impact, and still fly under the radar because the way the law is written "large companies" is all about money. You have millions of use
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> It would've been trivial to designate X as a gatekeeper to make some cash The whole point of the article is that the sole reason why X is not "feeling the full force of the EU regulation" is that.... there is not enough
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> Big things have small beginnings What about humble ones ? You come with a strong « I know best than anyone else » yet your project hasn’t even had 1 day of experience in the « real world ». > But, tell me what you want tested and ad
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by IMTDb 2y ago
The point here is that the antitrust concerns are a natural consequences of them doing their job properly; with Apple becoming a bigger company - which is what is expected of them - it is quite natural that Apple will attract more scrutiny
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by IMTDb 2y ago
And non-engineer are driven by which emotions ? The entire article considers engineer to be fundamentally different than « normal people ». Here is the trick: we aren’t. People like concrete arguments as much as we do. People buy product th
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Since you are asking for feedback, I would seriously consider buying licenses for my team if: - We are allowed to use our own API key to get your extension to talk directly with our LLM of choice. I understand you are using Claude right now
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by IMTDb 2y ago
> You can argue that it would be better for those sites to be subdomains of a single unified domain, but when the sites were created there wasn't any compelling reason to need to do that I can also argue that Safari and Firefox have
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by IMTDb 2y ago
I'd argue that the way we define "state" as being "a set of things that matter to us". In the context of the article, if we define state as being a "state vector of (hours, minutes, seconds)" we explicitly
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Out of curiosity, did the surviving cat have a chance to see (and smell) the remains of the dead cat ? I know it's often advised to show to pets (cats and dogs at least) the remains of any human or other pets that die, so that they und
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by IMTDb 2y ago
Lithium extraction to build millions of solar panels, batteries etc is not a 0 impact operation.
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by IMTDb 2y ago
A global and free market for electricity means that African citizens are going to have to outbid bitcoin miners and ai trainers for electricity. I would much rather see a world where governments are at least partially in charge of the grid

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