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871.
by cebert 2y ago
I feel if it has Oracle in the name then it’s a trap.
872.
by cebert 2y ago
This is a great site you’ve built, and I believe it would be incredibly valuable in the current landscape of technical interviews. I’m particularly curious about how the evolution of technical interviews for software engineers is influenced
873.
by cebert 2y ago
Given Broadcom’s handling of acquired products like VMWare and VMC, and its treatment of its paying customers, I have lost trust in any open-source project backed by them.
874.
by cebert 2y ago
We can’t do this in the industry I work in. We’re subject to regulatory compliance requirements like SOC2, FedRamp, and CJIS. If an auditor found that access to production databases wasn’t limited on a per-need basis and that access was aud
875.
by cebert 2y ago
That would cause quite a scene. I live in the Metro Detroit region. Many people who work for the automotive companies get cars or subsidized leases. This is especially common for managerial positions at these companies. I’ve heard several f
876.
by cebert 2y ago
If you have a legal department and security officer, I’d get them involved immediately.
877.
by cebert 2y ago
I believe the problem with fact checkers lies in the systems in place to ensure their accuracy. We all have implicit bases and it’s difficult or impossible to not have them occasionally influence our own judgment. During the COVID pandemic,
878.
by cebert 2y ago
Why wouldn’t you just use a LLM directly for this?
879.
by cebert 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this video, swyx. I learned a lot from listening to it. I hadn’t considered checking prompts for a project into source control. This video has also changed my approach to prompting in the future.
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by cebert 2y ago
I bet it’s AI generated
881.
by cebert 2y ago
I find it ironic to read this article on the Bezos owned Washington Post.
882.
by cebert 2y ago
I hope Patrick Spence will eventually share his thoughts around the fall of Sonos and the unexplained UX update.
883.
New NASA Study Tallies Carbon Emissions from Canadian Fires(jpl.nasa.gov)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
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Toniebox Hacking – How to get started (2022)(gt-blog.de)
1 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
885.
by cebert 2y ago
I was running into this too. Thanks for sharing.
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by cebert 2y ago
I don’t understand why referrals still have any weight. It just seems like it’s pretty easy to get a recommendation if you want one when applying to a company.
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by cebert 2y ago
I think the author is overlooking a lot of compelling, simpler use cases for agents beyond the complex example provided. For example, I’m working on a Bedrock AI Agent that interacts with some control plane APIs for an application I manage.
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Securing a city-sized event: How AWS integrates physical security at re:Invent(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
889.
by cebert 2y ago
On my team we expect that everyone looks at PRs at least once a day. If something is particularly pressing, they can post a message to our internal team channel for a faster response.
890.
by cebert 2y ago
I personally wouldn’t pay $19 a month for this when I can call AI myself to make images.
891.
by cebert 2y ago
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42633488
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Amazon MemoryDB Multi-Region is now generally available(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
893.
by cebert 2y ago
It will be interesting to see what happens when they enter the enshitification stage and try to make a profit from Bluesky. Currently, it’s ad free and a nice experience.
894.
by cebert 2y ago
Post a blog under your domain, and then you don’t have to worry about being moderated.
895.
by cebert 2y ago
I worked at a few firms that partnered with United Way and strongly encouraged employees to donate. That seemingly gave these firms a marketing opportunity to show how much they and their employees gave to charity. I am a proponent of givin
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PowerSchool hack exposes student, teacher data from K-12 districts(bleepingcomputer.com)
5 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
897.
by cebert 2y ago
Just in time for the surge commute pricing in Manhattan.
898.
by cebert 2y ago
It reminds me of PNC bank. If I ever experience something unusual on their site and open dev tools, I am immediately unauthenticated. It irritates me frequently.
899.
by cebert 2y ago
It seems odd you’d have to install a browser extension for analysis. It’s a bit to intrusive for me to consider using it.
900.
by cebert 2y ago
> The cash won’t all go to Apple Siri users. Some of the money will go to the legal teams, who could take 30% of the fee plus expenses — a total of just under $30 million. 30% seems like a steep cut of the 95 million to me. I dislike how

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