aldarisbm

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by aldarisbm 4y ago
At which point do we not need to understand what is in front of us? eg: The Code. I was using chatgpt, with a groovy project (havent used groovy in years), I prompted chatgpt for an answer, and it gave me a solution. The solution (to me) wa
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Microsoft owns github. Microsoft owns half of OpenAI. You’ll be okay.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
legit question, how do you know they are losing money?
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
It doesnt seem like they are struggling to pay staff, at least in context of what he said. What would be your alternative. I'm guessing they are taking measures to not lay off more than 10% of people. Is there a win/win scenario h
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
airplanes do not execute in a vacuum eg: computer. There are external factors that might cause an airplane to fail. A fully working airplane all things equal in terms of weather and a good pilot, will be safe.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
This seems to me like the "grounding" (getting documents/data) won't be fed back into the system. It will just be used to verify that output has an actual artifact that is been based on.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
This is why the grounding that office365 seems to be doing will be so important, it will not be 100% but having the response be grounded on actual artifacts (actual documentation, emails, data) will be huge, the fact that it gives you citat
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
System prompt: >>> You're a strict yet lenient manager, you have very high expectations from your reports, while making them feel like they are part of a bigger family. every email you write should reflect this.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
I wonder how they figured out all of the vectors where they could improve automation/velocity. One wonders if they used AI for these recommendations.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
> So we decided to consolidate all the costs spent for this data center, divide them by the number of servers, and compare them to the cost of a similar installation in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud (we use this as the leading IaaS
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
are you backing up your keychain? or are you okay with losing all passwords if your computer faults.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
OP is either 12 or a bot. Please don’t give any of your private and confidential data to these people without due diligence.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
I wonder how they defined a 25% loss of productivity. 1 day is entirely not enough to produce any credible metric on the impact of any one tool. Seems just click baity.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
seriously...
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Slack's video conferencing is archaic compared to something like zoom (maybe not teams), but out of all of the video conferencing tools, slack is the worst.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Not sure, I dont work at Microsoft, but if my company did 70% of what slack does, sometimes significantly better (IAM). I would too, want my employees to use my software, and with that raise problems and make it better. I understand the fru
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
I'm all for dogfooding, the only meaningful difference between slack and Teams to me, is the search for actual information that I know I've encountered in the past (it's easier on slack IMO), and the awesome way to interact&#
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
uh.. i dont see the problem? They are only using it for video conferencing. day to day collab still on slack...
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
but they are all reporting record breaking profits.
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
magic the gathering cards
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Not even just mobile though, trying to visit the website on iPad mini
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by aldarisbm 4y ago
Accidents can and will happen. If Lastpass conducted the review it wouldn't be seen as impartial, they need a third party to remain transparent.
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by aldarisbm 5y ago
we literally have zero idea if its even the Tesla's software fault.
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by aldarisbm 5y ago
s3 defaults to private, yes it's critical to understand, but that can be said for every piece of data storage in the world.
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
Yeah, but one could argue that is their fault that they leaned into AWS vendor lock-in. They should've architected cloud-agnostically
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
There actually is a lot of evidence on this, people reposting word for word tweets by other people and getting banned
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
I appreciate the eli5, but Amazon said: "We have a clause in your contract that says you shouldnt print 'kill all the x' and you're letting just about anyone print those. We can still rent you servers if you put a conten
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
But he did speak authoritatively, "Facebook decided..." Facebook didn't decide anything as far as we know, he's presenting his opinions as facts, they aren't.
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
I totally understand where this is coming from, but even if we factor AWS out. IAM _IS_ difficult to implement, there really isn't a way to make it "simple" while still make it extremely granular. You can't have without
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by aldarisbm 6y ago
Hashicorp sentinel

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