Illniyar

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by Illniyar 1y ago
Isn't Atlassian where products go to die? :) Is this is an acquihire? Atlassian does not seem to have strategic overlap with making a browser in any meaningful way I can think of.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
That is exactly the stance. If there are strings attached that means some people can't use it, it's not really open. (GPL has strings attached if you use it, which is bad in a different way) I don't think anyone has a proble
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by Illniyar 1y ago
The article doesn't make sense to me. They mention 1900-1938 life expectancy rose by ~5 months per generation. And then say it grew from 62 years to 80. Does that mean each generation is ~2-3 years? What unit of measurement is that sup
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Encoding and encrypting is often used synonymously and many times simultaneously. Intuitively for me the act of either encoding or decoding would be coding.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
If geopolitical stability was a precursor to technology, we would still be living in the stone age :)
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by Illniyar 1y ago
This is mentioned a lot, but it's still true - people on HN are not representative of the majority of users for customer support. The majority of support tickets are repetitive and answered by a simple formula the representative churns
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I've never heard of companies using Obsidian. Notion isn't really marketed or suitable for individuals (even if their free plan says otherwise).
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by Illniyar 1y ago
My point was that adultery is no longer legally enforced was not because of concerns about government overreach. Whether it's morality or religion that changed people's mind about enforcement of Adultery is tangential
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I think that's a bit of rationalizing. I don't thinks there's much evidence that Adultery is no longer a criminal offense because people were concerned about privacy or government control. It's that people became more se
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by Illniyar 1y ago
It's definitely a business model. Just like a dark pattern is a pattern :) The counter to that argument is that it's creating an adverse effect on your most profitable customers, with an incentive to move to offerings that don&#x2
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by Illniyar 1y ago
The game suggest - Claremont Parkway to 13 Av. Here's the map in 1964 - https://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?/img/maps/calcagno-1967-... I had to use google just to find Claremont Parkway on the map
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by Illniyar 1y ago
That's interesting! I guess the question is how did they detect or simulate a model hallucinating in that regard? Do you have a link to that article? I can't find anything of that nature with a shallow search.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I can see this working with "evil" and "sycophantic" personas. These seem like traits that would be amenable to input and thus be detectable by manipulating the input. But hallucination is an inherent property of LLMs -
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I find it weird that people are taking the original paper to be some kind of indictment against llms. It's not like LLMs failing at doing Hanoi tower problem at higher levels is new, the paper took an existing method that was done befo
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Matt Levine suggested that this was an aquihire. And the weird setup where they only buy non voting shares is to not trigger any regulatory review
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Matt Levine suggested that this was an aquihire. And the weird setup where they only buy non voting shares is to not trigger any regulatory review
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All-In on Serverless: Fixing Developer Experience at Melio(medium.com)
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by Illniyar 1y ago
It made it by default. It's also not much of an "opt-out". An opt-out would be called "disableStreamingMetadata". Names convey intent, and it's obvious this is intended to be the behavior for all users with may
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I think it was that if metadata requires getting data from third parties or something, it takes a long time, and it doesn't affect what the user sees. It did say this was a problem for very few people.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Oh, Apple is doing windows Aero now? Wonder how long that one'll last.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Perhaps it's an issue with multiple combatants? If fights are not one on one then having one crab be difficult to work with can be a problem
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by Illniyar 1y ago
>This system, referred to as “double anonymity”, means the porn site receives only a yes-or-no confirmation that the user is of legal age. The age-check provider knows who the user is, but not which sites they visit. I don't know th
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Cursor purports 200m in projected yearly revenue. With some months having 40% month over month growth. The trajectory is vastly different. Whether or not it's justified is a different matter, but for startups valuations are more about
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by Illniyar 1y ago
This is clickbait. The app does two things, there's a do nothing and a do one thing button. That's TWO things, not one. One thing would be ONE button. 0 star review. Developer should be ashamed of himself and should never ever bui
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by Illniyar 1y ago
"An average LLM won't even know that Drake's favorite MIME type is application/pdf" Is this seeding for future AI models? If I ask chatGPT a year from now what is drake's favorite Mime type would it confidently
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by Illniyar 2y ago
Right? How much more can we stand all this talk about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin.
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by Illniyar 2y ago
I love it when people phrase this as a frontend problem. It's not a frontend problem. It's just a "it's a huge ecosystem with new players" problem. I've seen this in Java 15 years ago when it was the front of i
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by Illniyar 2y ago
No new customers is not shutting down services you rely on. It's the exact opposite. It's making sure things you rely on continue to work until you are ok leaving it. And SimpleDB has been deprecated for years. I don't know t
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by Illniyar 2y ago
Google is the exception that proves the rule. Companies are fearful of using GCP exactly because of their terrible reputation of unreliability (and lack of even basic support). No one fears AWS or Azure is going to shut down services they r
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by Illniyar 2y ago
Solved the problem almost completely in npm. Sure you can't search for a name of a company or a project and expect it to be related to the company or project. But there's no way to solve that. But once you know a namespace is owne

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