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Smaller companies necessarily have a small team stretched across broad responsibilities, that usually describes startups. If it's scaling up then yeah, that changes. You want to join small teams for broad experience, startup or regular
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There are broad applications for drones, not just hobbyists. In fact I think hobbyists are probably the minorty of buyers these days.
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The original commentor found it striking.
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by ehnto 10mo ago
Honestly, I think it was just the smiley faces. I didn't downvote.
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No reason this couldn't be put underground, except cost.
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Interesting. One of the reasons an LSP is so useful is that it does not fabricate anything. If my LSP can't tell me something, it means it doesn't exist or I haven't defined it. In some ways it helps against code being too ma
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It's a corporate feel that comes from a professional setting and lots of risk aversion. That is exactly what LLMs tend to write, so I sometimes catch myself feeling the "LLM ick" but the article was from before the boom. So I
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It's a great format for POV remote control in a more relaxed setting (eg, not flying a drone at 200kmph).
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Yes and hilariously, every single picture of it has a disclaimer stating that the prototype design will vary. Disney legal is an entity worth studying one day.
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Can we attribute the acceleration to something specific, that might not actually continue growth? For example, agentic coding and reasoning models seem to have made a huge leap in abilities, but wouldn't translate to an ongoing exponen
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If we are maximising our input I should only read things I wouldn't write. That's the beauty of communication and the free internet, what a joy to learn about someone elses way of thinking, add a little colour to my world view. On
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I think you might be misunderstanding the article actually, this is about AI solving tasks as measured by how long it takes a human to solve the task. The AI could potentially solve it much quicker, but the use of "human time to solve&
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Training data is quite readily available as well, and the online education for React is immense in volume. Where enterprise backend software tends to be closed source and unavailable, and there's much less good advice online for how to
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We will only be able to see where the economic chips lie once all the current money games shake out. It's all a bit obfuscated at the moment.
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That was a great read. I visited Kangaroo Island some months after the fire mentioned in the article, and the regrowth was something to behold. Vast sweeping hills of blackened tree trunks, all covered in winding regrowth in vivid greens, w
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I don't think it's quite that simple. A great deal of work has nothing to do with computers, and even more human activity has nothing to do with economic advantage. The scope of your statement is a bit too broad in that regard but
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There is a clear substance behind the pushback on AI in creative work, and it would be foolish to dismiss it as irrational. You might be missing the forest for the trees if you focus too much in implementation details, the dislike for is AI
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What raw data do you mean? They get so much data, it's hard for me to imagine anything that might be missing relevant to this context to be honest.
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I think the OP knows best what happened to them, so I will leave it up to them to decide. But to get targeted for a product you just looked feels like pretty standard retargetting. I don't disagree with your point that demographics can
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I feel like this relates a bit to a quote from Kevin Smith (silent bob) To paraphrase, you have to be a little bit delusional to think you will succeed, otherwise you won't get started. You won't make the big risky decisions that
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> If you babysit them, then perhaps but then what is the point In a long term enterprise the point is building up a long term skillset into the community. Bolstering your teams hive mind on a smaller scale also. But work has evolved and
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I still agree more or less that the best way for a junior to succeed is to jump in the deep end, not without guidance though. Mentorship is really important in distributed systems where the inner machinations can be quite obtuse. But I find
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Much more likely an explicit retargeting ad network that doesn't realise they already bought it. Retargeting has been a thing for like 15 plus years now. Visit website for knives, ad network tracking cookie notes that down, same ad net
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They don't have to collude, the third party advertisers that collate and provide shadow profiles do that work for them.
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100% of state changes in business software is unknowable on a long horizon, and relies on thoroughly understanding business logic that is often fuzzy, not discrete and certain.
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How would you solve the homonym problem without a kanji like character set? I am sure it's possible but that would be a big challenge. (For the reader, Japanese has a lot of homonyms since it has a comparatively limited set of phonemes
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Imagine all the paperwork that would have to be rewritten now. The older generations who won't be able to learn the new system. Just commerce, with millions of small businesses, would be a nightmare to transition. Sounds like a lot of
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Oh! That's fun to learn, given where I am from (not Japan) we all call it "Mi-chu-toy-o". A combination of misunderstanding and dialect.
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I have always felt furigana bridges that gap well enough in written learning. The downside is that it might become a crutch, but it can't for long if you are serious about learning reading. Native materials pretty quickly drop furigana
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I think the term of art in the automotive space so far has been "series hybrid". But like you said, the differentiation here may just be the size of the battery. Series hybrids are still predominantly driven by fossil fuels, even

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