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by cyral 1y ago
It's a good post and I strongly agree with the part about level setting. You see the same tired arguments basically every day here and subreddits like /r/ExperiencedDevs. I read a few today and my favorites are: - It cannot w
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by cyral 1y ago
You can ask it to do this, in your initial prompt encourage it to ask questions before implementing if it is unsure. Certain models like o4 seem to do this more by default rather than Claude that tends to try to do everything without clarif
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by cyral 1y ago
Wasn't gimp patching a compiled executable because nobody on the team had a Mac at one point?
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by cyral 1y ago
You can do both
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by cyral 1y ago
> It does support some kind of view mapping technique Can you call .Select(entity => SomeSmallerModel() { Name = entity.Name }) or something like that to select what you need? If I am understanding your issue correctly. I also agree t
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by cyral 1y ago
Problem is most users will not care or understand it. Someone will spoof the dialog without the special icon or phrase and users would still enter the password.
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by cyral 1y ago
The only real example I can think of is the US options market feed. It is up to something like 50 GiB/s now, and is open 6.5 hours per day. Even a small subset of the feed that someone may be working on for data analysis could be huge.
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by cyral 1y ago
It looks like those horribly edited gift mugs I see on amazon occasionally, where someone just puts the image over the mug without accounting for the 3D shape. Too many variants to actually take the image. Would have been an excellent examp
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by cyral 1y ago
That one is an odd example.. especially since image #3 does a similar task with excellent accuracy in keeping the old image intact. I've had the same issues when trying to make it visualize adding decor, it ends up changing the whole r
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by cyral 1y ago
This is sorta what customers expect. When they want a refund or have a problem, they ask the developer. They don't understand the payments are all going through apple AND that apple is responsible for all billing support. There is no w
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by cyral 1y ago
Same issue but we actually got the account assigned to the new company, but I think the DUNS was still the old company so any time they require verification (e.g. for trader status), the account is stuck in some weird state that is halfway
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by cyral 1y ago
Great summary. I will add to this: > Apple’s response: charge a 27 percent commission (again tied to nothing) on off-app purchases, where it had previously charged nothing, and extend the commission for a period of seven days after the c
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by cyral 1y ago
Previously they were ordered to allow outside payments. Apple “complied” by requiring a 27% cut on all outside payments (slight discount to cover the cost of Stripe or whatever), a massive scary popup saying that outside sites can’t be trus
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by cyral 1y ago
Almost the same here until they let us verify by document. Can't receive texts to our support number, and also can't get the verification code by phone since there is a "Press 1 for ___" thing at the beginning of the cal
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by cyral 1y ago
The DUNS number thing is such a disaster even for companies with it. We had a the account under a DUNS of a subsidiary but somehow they wanted us to upload verification docs for the main company, of course not matching exactly how they expe
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by cyral 1y ago
It can definitely make up reasoning (including code) for how it got to an answer. However o3 can run python actually. I tried uploading an image and it ran a bunch of scripts to crop and change the brightness in an attempt to get a clearer
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by cyral 1y ago
Reading the replies to this is funny. It's like the classic dropbox thread. "But this could be done with a nearest neighbor search and feature detection!" If this isn't mind blowing to someone I don't know if any am
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by cyral 1y ago
> Is there some kind of huge liability question if they ever facilitate giving access to the wrong person? This is what I was thinking as I read the article. Imagine what will be written about them when they do give iCloud access to an i
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by cyral 1y ago
The new image generation released two weeks ago or so is a massive improvement, doesn't look like typical AI slop. Everyone in these threads that dismisses AI needs to remember 5 years ago we didn't have somewhat human level intel
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by cyral 1y ago
Just saw a good video on this that was published a few days ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvW-RtTRm8w
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by cyral 1y ago
Note the use of the Caddy webserver (you could also use nginx or whatever), which proxies to the port, so it's just myapp.localhost. I like this because it mirrors our production site. We can have subdomain.myapp.localhost and subdomai
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by cyral 1y ago
SPY 530 calls for today went from literally 2 cents to $2, $3, maybe $4 if someone timed it right.
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by cyral 1y ago
The problem is non-react chart libraries can be a bit cumbersome to use in React. For example, D3 controls the DOM itself through various transformations. React is not aware of these updates and combining react's state based DOM manipu
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by cyral 2y ago
Yes, this is an important point. Insert the survivorship bias plane picture that always gets posted when someone makes this mistake on other platforms (Twitter). We can be accurate at detecting poor AI writing attempts, but not know how muc
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by cyral 2y ago
I wasn't going to get into that but I got the same feeling about the techspot article ironically
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by cyral 2y ago
> because I structured a post with bullet points and a conclusion section I do understand that this is frustrating, because in the last few months I see posts with these features everywhere. It's especially a problem on reddit, wher
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by cyral 2y ago
> This task, which likely required a great deal of manual labor and technical knowledge, was key to making the system work effectively and sustainably. This is obviously AI. The writer should know that it either required manual labor or
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by cyral 2y ago
Interesting, I found an article about it: https://www.businessinsider.com/shawn-hogan-sentenced-in-eba...
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by cyral 2y ago
no, llms are not useful according to this thread. how will we ever verify it's output? it will never be a billion dollar business
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by cyral 2y ago
The linked post is not paywalled, did you click something else?

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