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Valkey Turns One: Community fork of Redis(gomomento.com)
249 points by cebert 1y ago|111 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
> “The workforce is currently under immense pressure to appear productive, even when it’s counterintuitive to actual productivity,” I feel like the purpose of RTO mandates is mostly for performative show of work.
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by cebert 1y ago
> Over 70% of Business Insider employees are already using its enterprise ChatGPT product regularly, according to the memo. The productivity gains being unlocked by the technology have spurred the publisher to reevaluate its labor needs,
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Business Insider Lays Off 21% of Staff, Citing 'Traffic Sensitivity'(adweek.com)
3 points by cebert 1y ago|2 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
> Per the comments on this post, paid versions of at least ChatGPT and Claude produce much better results than the ones I experienced. I’m surprised someone would write an article benchmarking a LLM use case without using the paid models
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by cebert 1y ago
> What's the better kafka/redis? If you are going to leverage caching I’d use the OSS Valkey over Redis. Based on the company’s past behavior, Redis is dead to me now.
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by cebert 1y ago
Well, Victoria’s business may not be so secret anymore.
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by cebert 1y ago
For the “Uber of Nursing” example, if employers want to play games like this, the best way to combat it is with symmetrical information. Employees should share their salary offers on a website, which would empower them to get a better sense
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Everyone living in Dubai will soon get free ChatGPT Plus subscription(indiatoday.in)
2 points by cebert 1y ago|1 comments
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Dora Research: 2024(dora.dev)
2 points by cebert 1y ago|0 comments
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Just make it scale: An Aurora DSQL story(allthingsdistributed.com)
134 points by cebert 1y ago|40 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this anecdote. It’s easy to forget the revenue / business side of education and that universities are in a hard spot here.
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by cebert 1y ago
Good response!
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by cebert 1y ago
There are so few details here, it’s difficult for me to comprehend how you could expect anyone be able to provide any helpful advice. What troubleshooting and analysis have you done?
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by cebert 1y ago
How do you plan to position this as a product when people can do the same thing with their existing ChatGPT subscription?
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by cebert 1y ago
This site is unreadable on mobile iOS.
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by cebert 1y ago
While I agree that breaks can be a good thing, it’s unlikely that employers and recruiters share the sentiment. I’d try to avoid gaps whenever possible to avoid having extra scrutiny.
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AutoWorld (Theme Park)(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by cebert 1y ago|0 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
I wonder how well this IDE works if you use AWS or GCP instead of Azure.
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by cebert 1y ago
> AI coding agents have a strong drive to make tests green, and anyone who has used these tools has seen them cheat to achieve green tests. As long as you hit an arbitrary branch coverage %, a lot of MBAs will be happy. No one said the t
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Microsoft blocks emails that contain 'Palestine' after employee protests(theverge.com)
57 points by cebert 1y ago|27 comments
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In the past year my illustration business has dropped more half(reverentgeek.com)
88 points by cebert 1y ago|76 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
This is a case where information that wasn’t intended to be shared accidentally did so, but none of this seems particularly significant. Wow, Walmart is an Azure AI customer…shocker.
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by cebert 1y ago
Do we know for a fact there are Microsoft employees who were told they have to use CoPilot and review its change suggestions on projects? We have the option to use GitHub CoPilot on code reviews and it’s comically bad and unhelpful. There i
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by cebert 1y ago
I hadn’t heard of Gail Wellington before, but I read her more detailed bios that tomhow posted. I wish I could have met Gail, she has an incredible story. I can’t imagine how challenging it would have been for a woman to pursue engineering,
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by cebert 1y ago
I am hopeful that more tech companies will come to Michigan and Detroit specifically. The cost of living is reasonable and the economy here is in need of diversification.
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by cebert 1y ago
This person survived the last round of layoffs at Microsoft too.
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by cebert 1y ago
That’s a valid point. I believe it boils down to tradeoffs. Do you risk vendor lock-in for simplicity and ease of use, or opt for the Kubernetes route and have only dependencies you control, which gives you more flexibility or options. Both
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Amazon DynamoDB data modeling for Multi-Tenancy(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by cebert 1y ago|2 comments
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by cebert 1y ago
The link seems wrong to me

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