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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
As a CNC enthusiast I wondered what this was and what the market was like (I don't partake so hadn't heard of a rolling tray). A quick look on Etsy and it seemed super saturated, do you push through the noise somehow?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
So then isn’t it easier to just summarise? I realise this wouldn’t be as novel and is kind of a solved problem.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Thanks, great insight 47.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
In that case why do I ever receive a captcha?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
You say that like it's their only issue. Earlier in the year they had a catastrophic outage in LHR, we lost all our data. Yes this is also on me, I'm aware. Still, that's a hard nope from me, we migrated.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I remember reading something about Tabata/HIIT being something you don't want to do every day, due to the high intensity and strain on your CNS. Is this not the thinking anymore?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Does optimising the tests towards one architecture seem like a fair way of testing?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> IA generated content is the definition of slop The irony.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Without knowing much about my standards and work you’ve just assumed it’s half baked slop. You’re wrong.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
This might be a promoting issue, my experience is very different, I’ve written entire services using it.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Shocker.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I’m assuming gravity will keep solar systems together? But admittedly know little about it.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
We’re so lucky to exist in a time where everything is so close together, as absurd as that sounds. There will come a time when a civilisation will look up and see only darkness, due to the expansion of the universe.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Two people typing on the same keyboard can help speed things up.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
What’s the catch with this thing?
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
There is already misinformation and incorrect facts in llm training data. It still gets things right by nature of how it’s designed to generate output.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
His parents were essentially told 20 was his life expectancy.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Wow, you’ve really moulded this into something different.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
That’s really interesting, bjj is essentially physical problem solving with dire consequences
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I don’t disagree. But in these cases I’m more inclined to believe teams bridged large engineering gaps between competitors or teams failed in adapting to new rules. My core argument is that if the engineering deficit was small, domination w
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Is it? How do you end up with dominant drivers for years that magically become non dominant if the difference is “small”. See Vettel, Hamilton.. I’d say the difference is large.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
Another vote for infuse
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I'd amend that to being confusion between the accepted norm of service vs poor service. I'm fully aware that there is breathing space in a service, it's not a conveyor belt. Your anecdote is nice. I think another thing to rec
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> this is a textbook example of false dilemma. If service is the bottleneck making the ordering process faster will make things worse, not better. I’m sort of at a loss for words, I haven’t posed a dilemma, also do you think a server exc
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> Am I? I mean, yeah.. You've even done it again. Outlining situations with perfect service. That's great, now think about the original problem statement where service becomes a bottle neck, and no "if you want great fast
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> The point is: throwing a QR code at your issues won't solve your issues. I believe this to be (generally, but with exceptions) false. On one of my contracts I worked on solving this during covid for a large restaurant chain, they
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
> you are ordering food and drinks, speed is not essentials, if you're in a hurry you don't sit down in a diner/restaurant Honestly if I received poor/slow service and management came back with this I'd be pretty
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
You’re proving my point that it’s simply accepted. A non zero number of people want faster service than you do.
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I’m not sure if this could be considered “peak”. The ratio of waiting staff to customers is an obvious bottleneck. This inefficiency is simply accepted and not even really thought about, it’s just the way things are. But one thing I can say
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by PUSH_AX 2y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but in this example, how much domain expertise was required?

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