awesomeMilou

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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I still don't get your point. When buying a product with a lot of competition, how is Operator different than a price comparison or review site? I can see it driving purchasing decisions, but I can't see it killing off the actual
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> captcha-enabled manual-labor-required Maybe check what Turnstile is/does before commenting? Cloudflare only needs you to solve captchas periodically and then they use your browser fingerprint to classify you as a human accessing a
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Isn't this exactly what Cloudflare Turnstile was build to prevent? I can't imagine companies will continue to just give up data to OpenAI. And I mean, most large companies with valuable data have begun selling it to OpenAI. Nobody
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I've tried looking up the source code, but this seems to be the CEO of a security company blogging about their closed source side project.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
What an amusing coincidence, I didn't know Lamport wrote LaTeX, rather I knew of him only in connection with Lamport clocks.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> The more logic happens near the db, the more surface for errors and edge cases can be reduced and reliability issues avoided. The reduction in distances may also result in improved abstractions and in making the computations efficient
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
If ChatGPT takes over SWE's jobs, will Google just administer IQ tests to determine applicant suitability?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Thank you! What you are saying resonates with me and I really want to believe it. Though I wish I could find such a good argument to ward off the incoming people that cite publications that proves this wrong.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> The other kinds of automation are more questionable. Developing E2E CI/CD automation for an internal tool that is redeployed once every quarter might be a more difficult sell to management. For these cases, even if the rate of man
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> wanted to "automate everything". With all due respect, this is preached by pretty much every book you read on cloud administration. I'd argue that if the process is decent enough, it'll work with major cloud provide
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Serious question, when would you want to use synchronization primitives in the frontend? I've seen the discussion revolve around service worker / web worker usage, but I think sharing ressources between a worker and the main threa
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Everyone will be in it if they have access to the LLM wizard. You're arguing that everyone might be good at sports if they had a personal trainer. How is this not a good thing? If you take these models only by the base value they
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
My takeaway from this is maybe somewhat different from what the authors intended: > The last one? Our friend, cassandra-messages. [...] To start with, it’s a big cluster. With trillions of messages and nearly 200 nodes, any migration was
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Most merchants in the EU are not interested in partaking in a dispute arbitration process. You will find such disclaimers in the TOS of many european webshops, as the EU has laws in place that would permit arbitration. If there is a dispute
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Sepa direct debit has chargebacks.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> If they’re advancing humanity, do their personal flaws really matter? What's being discussed in this thread is not the personal failings of silicon valley darlings, but whether one of them just defrauded a few thousand people and
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I'm a junior, currently trying to get an internship and subsequent job. I envy anyone that can do what you do. At the moment it feels like the industry is a cult, only looking for people that make tech and programming their entire life
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> the overwhelming majority of which cannot write original software Usually a client or employer does not want write original software. I can code in C++/Rust/$LANGUAGE and am able to write you a high performance backend for so
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> Am I wrong? That's the thing, did the operator select the correct result or did the model check it's own attempts? No info given whatsoever in the article.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I have an idea! We should train an LLM with reasoning capabilities to sift through all the attempts! /s
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Yeah but how is it possible that it has such a high margin of error? 10k attempts is insane! Were talking about an error margin of 50%! How can you deliver "expert reasoning" with such an error margin?
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
Is it? They talk about 10k attempts to reach gold medal status in the mathematics olympiad, but zero shot performance doesn't even place it in the upper 50th percentile. Maybe I'm confused but 10k attempts on the same problem set
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
The last iPhone that would be supported with these patches would be the iPhone 8. So unfortunately no Linux on anything more up to date :/
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
I'm sorry, I haven't encountered bare eval in years. Do you have an example? And even then it's actually not that easy to get RCE going with that.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> It represents to me everything that is wrong with the EU today. A bureaucratic monster that can't decide how to talk about things or come to any form of alignment. I think that the EU can very well find a consensus when it wants t
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
This article feels like an academic expressive dance performance of a pseudo intellectual discussion about privacy. It mentions several concepts without explaining them and doesn't advocate for any solution.
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> is there case law where courts reach in and modify licenses separate from the authors' explicit intent What are you on about? The explicit purpose of a license is that it's users do not have to worry about anyone else's
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> They just want a job, or worstcase scenario they want to coast and do less time. I'm not seeing how this is a bad thing? If companies are looking for signals to hire me, I can look for signals that indicate mismanagement, incompet
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
> A humiliating interview, is a great way to filter out candidates that won't roll over for the Alpha. Having the employee commit to more interviews is also a great way to get them into a sunk cost fallacy mindset, which might lead
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by awesomeMilou 2y ago
That's the GNU project's interpretation of the license. I don't see how a court couldn't reach a different agreement on what the often discussed "derivative works" section means. The FAQ also has interesting ta

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