Iulioh

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by Iulioh 8mo ago
But would you date someone who WOULD spend 500 bucks on a dating app? IIRC Tinder premium was cheaper the more attractive you are, because if you attract more people you are less likely to buy it.
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by Iulioh 8mo ago
I'm torn between "yes, these experinets are way too expensive and the knowlage is too niche to be really usefull" and "We said this about A LOT and we found utility in surprising ways so it could be a gamble worth taking
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by Iulioh 8mo ago
At this point might as well... There is a news story every 12 minutes for a company that leaked IDs
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by Iulioh 10mo ago
What processor are we talking about? Your experience is extremely weird
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by Iulioh 10mo ago
Personally I always hated the minimalistic style of these menus, the descriptions are never enough and I was often underwhelmed by the final result of a 5 word description. I get the appeal of the "mystery" and leaving the art to
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by Iulioh 10mo ago
It's useful to have the small functions all written. I program mostly in VBA these days (a little problematic as is a dead leanguage since 2006 and even then it was niche) and I have never recived a correct high level ""main&
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by Iulioh 10mo ago
Their core competency is ADs, not search.
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
What about ESP32?
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
Having the shinyest toys is useless if you don't play with them. They had the tech but didn't see the danger in it, they belived that the lower quality digital camera would fail and investing in them would mean exploring a new mar
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
As someone who deeply dislikes using chatbots for information there is a lot of stuff that is easily and reliably anwsered by GPT You must know the limitations of the medium but searching for how much and at what temperature should i bake m
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
A lot of newer models are geared towards efficency and if you add the fact that more efficent models are trained on the output of less efficent (but more accurate) models.... GPT4/3o might be the best we will ever have
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
Well, to be fair, while recognizing how influential it is, HN is not a major website lol
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
I don't get how you ran to that conclusion...
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
I think there’s a difference between a product having problems and needing a restart once in a while and the product actively behaving in an undesirable way.
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
Look, I had a zoomer colleague of mine ask GPT to solve a moral dilemma in a personality test at work... It's...rough out there.
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
Have you heard how companies makes money on the US grid? Oh boy. They are incentivized to BULID but not to maintain or upgrade because that grants them guarantee rate of return. It was enlightening to see what caused the big blackout during
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
If Tesla's valuation had to follow earnings it would not even be in the SNP500
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by Iulioh 11mo ago
i guess that you have to make compromise somewhere The Fairphone 5 used a QCM6490, a qualcomm industrial chip with a 10y support timeline The Fairphone 6 uses a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 with ane stimated 3-4 years of support At least for the 5 t
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by Iulioh 1y ago
And as we saw, once a model is trained you need very little compute to run it and there is very little advantage in begin the 1st model and the 10th model. Monopoly in this field is impossible, your product won't ever be so good that t
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by Iulioh 1y ago
I don't see the correlation
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by Iulioh 1y ago
The problem is that these systems are so costly and hard to make that without a capital incentive no indipendent entity is going to make them and what entity do have an interest in making them as a "loss leader" if not monetized i
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Least harmful call of the void there is
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by Iulioh 1y ago
From my experience it's a lot of automotive stuff
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Well, in what other way could they justifify the compensation they ask for?
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by Iulioh 1y ago
"Do you want CHILDREN to be MURDERED by RAPEISTS online or are you a good person? Y/N
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by Iulioh 1y ago
It's not the usb c committee problem, the devices you are buying are out of spec This is because the cable is 2 sided so it can't assume polarity So it's a tradeoff for not having to guess how to insert the cable
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by Iulioh 1y ago
If you are trying to find someone who did it, in Italy we have "IO" (bad name for SEO purposes but hey....) and that's basically it. It mostly works.
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Only if you pay for a blue checkmark too
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by Iulioh 1y ago
The problem is, CONSUMER level tech The EU is doing a lot of enterprise level shit and it's great The biggest company in Europe sells B2B software (SAP)
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Man, I hate how excel behave a lot of times but I thank God everyday that it exists. On the backend while writing macros you discover a lot of...interesting choices Like how sometimes my macros failed because it does not interface with the

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