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dubeye
6mo ago
The person at the desk told the author this? Interesting how unquestioning the responses are that this isn’t engagement bait
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6mo ago
Advertising works
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dubeye
6mo ago
It’s easy to learn it’s just boring. Spend half your time marketing from day one. Be strict about it
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6mo ago
A good habit is to ask for devils advocate opposite reply
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7mo ago
That’s a separate excercise in most cases. Obtaining the cert is it’s in excercise and not sticky a security excercise
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7mo ago
I’d be amazed if the companies were entirely oblivious to this. In my experience it’s we know that they know that we know that they know …..
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7mo ago
Building software is only a small part of any endeavour, be it a website, a PR stunt or a career. there is no shame in just doing the building software bit. but it does sound like you've built it up to be more than it is
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7mo ago
I'm an amateur and would never let AI touch a live database....
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7mo ago
It doesn't feel like speech recognition has been improving at the same rate as other generative AI. It had a big jump up to about 6% WER a year or two ago, but it seems to have plateaued. Am I just using the wrong model? Or is human le
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7mo ago
That's very interesting to hear. I didn't know that.
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7mo ago
I don't know what to tell you. It still works. Personally, I get about 30 job applicants a day, about 2 of which are from real people, which are consistently filtered into my inbox by the subject line keyword I state clearly in th
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7mo ago
It chugs if I launch a node server yes but that's an outlying use case for an 8gb air. AI is so good these days I am using the laptop for quick changes more often, as I just push every change. I rarely need to fiddle. The general exper
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7mo ago
I'm typing this on an 8gb MacBook and Tahoe. it's mostly fine
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7mo ago
It's not a hard problem to solve. Post a blog post, say include this word in the subject line if you want your request to be considered, route those emails to a separate folder. Whether there's a thousand spam or a million spam is
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7mo ago
Author states it's a volume problem. Examples show no individualisation beyond the book content. My suggestions would be quite effective. This isn't a new phenomena in the author world, it's been plagued by 'you have wo
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7mo ago
I'm not saying AI is incapable of these attacks, I'm arguing a more likely explanation exists. If he wanted to accept, say, one book club a week, I don't believe he would have too much trouble figuring out a way to safely rec
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7mo ago
I have an M3 8gb air and it' mostly fine, unless I have a node server running or similar. Otherwise it's not very different to my M4 16gb iMac I've no idea what the storage is on either of them, I've never looked. The da
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7mo ago
I'm pretty old and was the same as you for about five years, but now I just tick anything, much like the young adults. If they want my info, they can have it. I've not heard a convincing explanation why I, personally, should care
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7mo ago
My experience is different. I was diagnosed with ADHD as a kid, but I never took medicine. I took amphetamines recreationally at uni, and the sense of calm and focus and relaxation it gives you is quite material. I think it stimulates the p
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7mo ago
I'm hearing most of this for the first time, and it sounds ridiculous. Anyone who grows their own veg knows decentralisation is a terrible idea
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7mo ago
I'm definitely cheap when it comes to software costs, and I'm guilty of paying for big bills of mud. This is completely different though. In the past I'd always go back to paid SaaS when the mud broke apart. Not true for the
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8mo ago
millions of owners have bought FSD
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8mo ago
devs are not business people.
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8mo ago
I think there's different markets though, it's not just the enterprise market, is it? There's a huge market where security audits are not as important. Personally, for my small business. I've replaced £500 Zapier subscr
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8mo ago
My teacher said headphones were superior to speakers, easier to control
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8mo ago
it's definitely pointless over the age of 40. mostly pointless prior to that too. a 20 year old listening with young ears is hearing vastly better audio
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8mo ago
don't panic, he's bluffing
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8mo ago
It sounds like a job where one pass might also be a viable option. Until you do the manual review you won't have a full sense of the time savings involved.
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8mo ago
It depends on how you define competition. If you define it as something other than actual customer demand, then Of course, this isn't validating. Lots of companies successfully raising funds isn't market validation, but who ever s
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8mo ago
That's not likely to be the fault of AI, that's probably a managerial issue or a personal discipline issue.
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