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by amf12 3y ago
> How many white collar jobs do we actually need? More educated immigrants lead to more jobs and economic growth.
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by amf12 3y ago
> Do you really want to shut out deserving people who cannot afford to study in the US The parent poster did not say anything about stopping other avenues of immigration. Immigration is expensive. Do you think a lot of people who aren&#x
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by amf12 3y ago
> I'll never understand why we don't just staple green cards to master's degrees. It can be easily gamed and would lead to a rise in education industry specifically for this. I think the better would be to give a green car
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by amf12 3y ago
> approximately 70% of them somehow manage .. Need a source for this. I'm sure there are a vast number of master's students who get their degree from shitty colleges to just be able to work here, but the vast majority of intern
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by amf12 3y ago
> How the f* they did not have them encrypted to begin with? They are encrypted while transit and at rest, just not E2EE, which is understandable based on the link, but still should be an option like passoword manager in Chrome has.
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by amf12 3y ago
Looks like you did not read the linked post.
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by amf12 3y ago
But that is just growth over previous Q/Y, so yes, they are losing value, but that is because of the increased costs due to inflation, and decrease in expected revenue due to inflation. Their margin is still above the inflation. I wou
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by amf12 3y ago
> I'd love to use bard, but I was dumb enough to pay for a custom domain and workspace. I suspect this is because they can't use Workspace data for improving the models.
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by amf12 3y ago
> I just gave Bard a try. It's still nowhere near as good at coding as chatGPT (and GPT4 specifically) Because its a much smaller model IMO. Its like comparing a car with 2.0 engine, with a car with 3.0 engine. Also ChatGPT made a l
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by amf12 3y ago
> Sundar Pichai has been coming in for a lot of criticism in general because he seems to be constantly out-maneuvered by Microsoft "constantly" is a reach.
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by amf12 3y ago
> Most of their revenue depends on search Ads actually, but via Search yes. > and there being an ecosystem of websites to link to and display even more of their ads. Regardless of the change in the interface, the websites aren't
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by amf12 3y ago
Because they gave a product that everyone loves, which is a credit to them. At this point nobody cares about whether they made AI open, or they really care about the safety and negative aspect of LLMs.
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by amf12 3y ago
Social space vs enterprise space. How many companies would want llms integrated with their corporate data, but need trust about the data not being leaked? Microsoft and Google both have the capability and trust to make this available. When
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by amf12 4y ago
Another data point. Sometimes I like a video, and later when I am watching with friends and see it again, I watch it again to show them. Apply this to partner, roommates, family, etc.
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by amf12 4y ago
> Of course, with a physical disk there are also things you can do to get around those limitations, like switch to a different filesystem or use multiple filesystems on one disk. So, use another Google account? If someone's workflow
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by amf12 4y ago
This is true and false. Google services, including GCP, run on its internal cloud. GCP is just a product on top.
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by amf12 4y ago
> Everyone I know who has tried CarPlay now avoids cars that do not have it. That is because you need CarPlay if you have an iPhone. With these systems, one wouldn't have to connect anything. It doesn't matter which phone a per
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by amf12 4y ago
"Safety". As if they cared enough about it with ChatGPT. Its purely for competitive reasons because of they hype that was generated.
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by amf12 4y ago
So does Microsoft. Intelligent Cloud = Azure + Office 365
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by amf12 4y ago
Data. Google can't use workspace data to train products. Bard right now wants usage data to finetune it. OpenAI had 6 month headstart with it. You can use workspace data with open ai because there is no agreement in place restricting t
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by amf12 4y ago
> It has become a meme: https://killedbygoogle.com/ That is exactly what it is: a meme. Look at most products / services / hardware on there. A lot of entires are things that have newer version, were renamed or
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by amf12 4y ago
With a lot of Google projects, they are "killed" by integrating their features in other projects or merged.
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by amf12 4y ago
> My only gripe with that is it doesn't differentiate between products that google started and killed and products that google bought and killed. Or products that were merged in other products [1], or which had newer versions [2]. [
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by amf12 4y ago
This is an interesting use case that is worth mentioning. This feature would make MacBook unusable for me unless I use a Bluetooth headset.
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by amf12 4y ago
> Another way to put it is, if an alien probe of unknown construction arrives on Earth, how would we tell if it is sentient? We might not be able to because of the "unknown construction". But we do know how LLMs are designed an
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by amf12 4y ago
I have never seen shared desks with morning and evening split. The article says it will be alternate days, with the same desk. Basically, each desk is now assigned to two people, on alternate days.
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by amf12 4y ago
Don't believe everything you read on CNBC. They tend to exaggerate. A lot. There is no "matching process". People will be paired up, and have to agree upon the norms. The email isn't opinionated about this. Each org will
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by amf12 4y ago
And that is an option too.
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by amf12 4y ago
This is assigned hot desk which is better than just hot desk + reservation, which doesn't guarantee teams sit together.
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by amf12 4y ago
Google let's you apply for remote work, and Hybrid RTO isn't being enforced.

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