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by Oras 7mo ago
Tech hiring is bad, for sure, but the the graph does not make a clear picture. What is software publishers category? As it seems it’s picking up while Computer system design is the largest negative impact. I would appreciate if there was a
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by Oras 7mo ago
The writing style (in Arabic) feels like a message in a chat. It's a mix between dialect and official Arabic.
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by Oras 7mo ago
Never seen these metrics in real life, especially in engineering.
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by Oras 7mo ago
There are two other reasons: - CV-driven development. Adding {buzzword} with {in production} sounds better than saying I managed to make simple solutions faster. - Job security. Those who wish to stay longer make things complicated, unsuppo
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by Oras 7mo ago
>> therefore 19 participants completed the study (2 females and 17 males) and their data are presented throughout Who in their own mind decided that this is a "study" worth publishing?
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by Oras 8mo ago
I hope you take my feedback with an open mind as I don't mean anything personal. Your article is an example of people who look at things through their own lens rather than the general one. I'm certain 95% of the population would b
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by Oras 8mo ago
"If you want to receive emails, you better have a Gmail or Outlook"
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by Oras 8mo ago
> It’s simple and minimal This. All LLM code I saw so far was lots of abstraction to the point that it’s hard to maintain. It is testable for sure, but the complications cost is so high. Something else that is not addressed in the articl
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by Oras 8mo ago
Capital allows reaching a wider audience, experimenting with different angles and use cases, and addressing multiple pain points. So yes, you're right.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Glad I’m not the only one who experienced this. I have a paid antigravity subscription and most of the time I use Claude models due to the exact issues you have pointed out.
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by Oras 8mo ago
The article itself feels AI-generated. I would expect an article about productivity and economy to include charts, links, and citations, but this one didn't. However, I did a search, and the author's name is indeed the director o
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by Oras 8mo ago
You assume hiring managers are looking at OSS? In my experience, they don’t. They might click to see the GitHub profile but rarely open any repo to check the code.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Rubbish article, you only need to go to about page with mission statement see the word “safe” > We are building safe and beneficial AGI, but will also consider our mission fulfilled if our work aids others to achieve this outcome https:
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by Oras 8mo ago
I don’t think it’s undermining the effort and improvement, but usability of these models aren’t usually what their benchmarks suggest. Last time there was a hype about GLM coding model, I tested it with some coding tasks and it wasn’t usabl
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by Oras 8mo ago
This could be a good new channel for advertisers. I didn't see any comment about this perspective. Anecdotally, the quality of traffic from ChatGPT to one of my websites is much better than Google traffic, in terms of bounce rate and t
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by Oras 8mo ago
Isn’t that what fine tuning does anyway? The article is suggesting that there should be a way for the LLM to gain knowledge (changing weights) on the fly upon gaining new knowledge which would eliminate the need for manual fine tuning.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Weird that it doesn't support MS Office, unless this would affect OpenAI <=> MS partnership.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Is it Agentic though? /s The bonkers part is mentioning renting it for a month (which is the title price tag), and in my mind the only reason I would do that is to check if it’s worth it or I should return it. And in the UK, I can do t
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by Oras 8mo ago
I think the point is having it for real-time; this is for conversations rather than transcribing audio files.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Thank you for the link! Their playground in Mistral does not have a microphone. it just uploads files, which does not demonstrate the speed and accuracy, but the link you shared does. I tried speaking in 2 languages at once, and it picked i
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by Oras 8mo ago
Before anyone jumps to conclusions and wastes time, the OP's account is new, github repo is empty https://github.com/LEX8888 All gists smell like AI-generated. You're _probably_ going to reply to a bot. Sad to see
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by Oras 8mo ago
As MKBHD would say, welcome to 2026, Apple.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Depends on which ATS and what you mean by `preserve information`. Sophisticated ATSs use CV parsers such as Text Kernel, Rchili, and Dextra. They don't just parse; they also return structured data from the CV, such as personal informat
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by Oras 8mo ago
You need to see how many times they changed AI related services in Azure. It’s a shit show.
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by Oras 8mo ago
Going cross platform doesn’t sound the main reason (or I hope not). For a company that size, is it really hard to hire specialised small team?! It would be a good show case for their Codex too
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by Oras 8mo ago
I’ve been using codex regularly and it’s pretty good at model extra high with pretty generous context. From the video, I can see how this app would be useful in: - Creating branches without having to open another terminal, or creating a new
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by Oras 8mo ago
Curios why electron not native? Wouldn’t native give better performance and more system integration?
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by Oras 8mo ago
I think you assume that most job applications are done by email? I would validate the assumption, or just clarify that this method would only work when applying by email.
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by Oras 8mo ago
What's the proposed value when knowing which model is "more" open than others? Is that just for regulatory usage?
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by Oras 8mo ago
> It happened to blockchain, it happened to metaverse. I don't think AI is comparable to these technologies. AI had a real impact on certain daily activities, such as search, coding, etc. While the metaverse was just a fantasy with

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