Yizahi

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by Yizahi 9mo ago
But it's not US who is in charge of US, unfortunately. It's Project 2025 who is in charge of US, and it has a vastly different win and lose criteria. For Project 2025 dissolving NATO, UN, WTO and whatever is a win. For Project 202
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by Yizahi 9mo ago
One don't need to be a scientist to take a look at own hands and fingers, to see that they are not crooked to the left. Ortholinear keyboard would be objectively better, even with the same keymap like QWERTY, but we don't produce
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by Yizahi 9mo ago
On one hand you're right that people tend to dismiss complexities of the jobs they are unfamiliar with, including IT crowd. On the other hand when countries feel the need to legislate a new law enforcing writing documents in the human
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by Yizahi 9mo ago
I agree with author's points. I think we need to take one more step, to examine this harmness issue. Social media are harmful, but why do we care about them more than about idk radio? Well, because social media is much more widespread.
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
To be frank, no one had a crystal ball back then, and stuff could go either way with uncertainty in both hardware and software capabilities. Sure Lidars were better even back then, but the bet was on catching up on them. I hate Elon's
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
The corporate hypocrisy is reaching previously unseen levels. Ultra-wealthy thieves who got rich upon stealing a dragon horde worth of property are now crying foul about people following the same "ideals". What an absolute snowfla
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
This article misses one important point. Maybe even the most important. WebAssembly didn't get traction because of theft. Making a game or professional software in it essentially equals to publishing full source and assets online, ripe
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
I'm not a rocket scientist, but I guess even a single lunch in the retrograde direction should be enough. You lunch a box of ball bearings with a plastic explosive to spread them out, and then just wait. The cloud will pass over Iran e
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Neither is democratic. Democratic is direct rule of citizens, or at least some significant fraction of citizens. Only Switzerland is partially a democracy nowadays. Western countries are oligarchies, where elected elites are ruling however
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Cheaper to launch a barrel of metal trash to the Starlink orbits. Or a few barrels. Iran has rockets for that.
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
It looks almost like a PE hit. A company worth less than an offer takes on a ton a of debt to buy a competitor, then Ellisons will plunder and restructure new company multiple times, until one part has all the nice parts and another has all
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Yep, it's like getting a commoner from the street evaluate a literature PhD in their native language. Sure, both know the language, but the depth difference of a specialist vs a generalist is too large. And neither we can't use AI
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Thankfully Firefox helped me with tab hoarding dependency, by silently losing saves session without any visible crash or issue, just on the normal open. Now I have to treat tabs as if they won't be saved ever again and don't leave
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Exactly, it is defined in the GDPR law that declining should be as easy and accessible as accepting. So all of those companies with dark patterns are breaking the law.
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
As a tech support for a person with iOS gadgets, this is exactly some tasks which are way too hard on iPad. Emails getting lost because default Mail app was flaky, so I need to install Gmail app. Travel involves tickets, aka files. Now I ne
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
And low-code/no-code (pre-LLMs). Our company spent probably the same amount of dev-time and money on rewriting low-code back to "code" (Python in our case) as it did writing low-code in the first place. LLMs are not quite com
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Most of the sites use dark patterns in the banners, from not presenting decline option to hiding and renaming it to be unrecognizable. For example I make an effort in always picking Decline All option if available and the practice shows tha
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
All power to the Americans of course, but this sounds incredibly dumb. Cutting legal and skilled immigration and doing nothing about illegal immigration? That will surely help the people. /s
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
> Spreadsheet AI If you don't mind, could you please write a few examples of what LLMs do in Spreadsheets? Because that's probably the last place where I would allow LLMs, since they tend to generate random data and spreadsheet
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Codex and the like took off because there existed a "validator" of its work - a collection of pre-existing non-LLM software - compilers, linters, code analyzers etc. And the second factor is very limited and defined grammar of pro
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Funnily enough, one of the big reasons for Ukraine invasion was to block our gas extraction, it happened right after Shell did a discovery research on the Donbass, and for many years the occupation had been contained precisely to the two re
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
That's Communism and we can't have that. Hell, can't even agree that people would pay for the universal health insurance (via tax), and you now propose that government subsidize electricity? Funny joke :) . By the way, energy
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
"I wrote it as a warning, not as a guide!" (c)
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Not everyone in EU is huffing Qatar's gas money, to write eulogies for Hamas, Hezbolla, Cartel del Sol and other psychopaths. Surprising, I know.
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
We have LLM memory, it's a training data from which the model was initially programmed. To allow adding or changing LLM memory, we would need to retrain model completely or partially. And that is not realistic any time soon. All other
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Windows 11 was clearly a regression after a very good Windows 10. Task bar from Win10 had been completely deleted and a garbage tablet replacement had been pushed in. It's already what, 3 or 4 years in Win11 an task bar still don'
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Satya publishes his thoughts on some custom platform? What happened to the Big Beautiful Linkedin? I thought it was, ahem - "From cybersecurity insiders, to agriculture experts, to thought leaders on diversity and leadership, and beyon
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
Google UI seemingly is optimized for happy path cases. Search for the obvious word and click a relevant link on the screen which appears. Write a single response to a single email and abandon than conversation afterwards, always use new con
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
EU has the same problems, and those 1-3 months of notice periods aren't helping that much when the whole world is in recession. Whole segments of IT are getting selectively laid off, like QAs for example, while LLMs are being shoved i
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by Yizahi 10mo ago
One can use LLMs and at the same time dislike them and fear the long term consequences of mass proliferation. I sometimes use them, either to answer a multi-item question or to generate three paragraphs of business-speak spam if that is the

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