Sateeshm

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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Yes. Can't really scale well without good process. And it's flat out unrealistic for a large org to hire only superstars. You're gonna have a ton of open positions for years.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I posted this a few months ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34381399 Piracy at scale
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
https://web.dev/learn/css
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I had this exact thought. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35575923
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Good first episode. But drags from there on. IMO not even close to Severance.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
PayTM? Just because an app has all these features doesn't mean people actually use all the features.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
SharePoint online is very fast. Good APIs too
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Can this be used in Svelte or is it only for React?
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A Three.js component library for Svelte(threlte.xyz)
1 points by Sateeshm 3y ago|0 comments
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Been using pixel 4a since two years. Not a single issue. One of the best phones I've ever owned and cheap too!
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Don't know about best, but it's pretty great. That's what I've been using for the last one year.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I saw Adobe's name as their customer in their latest video. And Adobe sells cloud services - so mark up on top of markup?
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I would probably not hate The Batman as much as i do if it was only 2 hours. Terrible film.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
If you go to a movie theatre playing a South Indian movie on day 1 in US, the fans you see going crazy are usually fans belonging to the same caste as the hero of the movie. You can sometimes see the caste names in some of the posters they
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
Yes. I would rather write the code myself too. But it's a good idea to use it to explore solutions or alternate implementations
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
> You're not going to enjoy a movie more just because you're shovelling puffy sweetened carbs into your face I beg to differ. It definitely is a part of the experience for me.
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I put that as an assumption because that is what concerns me. At least a scenario where all knowledge workers are not needed because AI can do the job just as well. I don't think that scenario is nonsense (may be unlikely or far in fut
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Ask HN: Help me with this chain of thought about AI impact on economy
2 points by Sateeshm 3y ago|5 comments
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
What gains? When everyone is out of a job eventually, who's going to pay the AI companies?
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by Sateeshm 3y ago
I feel like money is in applying AI for specific domains
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
It's public info that they retrain the model partially periodically
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
I don't think it is connected to the internet. It's not "doing" anything. Just simulating how it might do that task. At the end of the day, all it is doing is keep predicting the next set of characters, given the prompt
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
It IS us
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
I think it's more about barrier of entry and ease of use
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
How are the childcare needs managed when you are at office?
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
AI summarising articles written by AI. Productive use of everyone's time.
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
I think it is. I saw 5 people.
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
Isn't what i proposed is basically what gpt-3/stable diffusion are doing?
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Ask HN: Legality of a ML model that rewords news articles
1 points by Sateeshm 4y ago|4 comments
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by Sateeshm 4y ago
I haven't worked on a Ts project, but feels like i already get most of the stuff you mentioned, through ts-check in a regular js project.

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