elAhmo

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by elAhmo 1y ago
Why would you need 2 phones for oncall?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I thought of upgrading my 3 year old pro, but seeing this there is no reason to. Apple Intelligence is nowhere to be found, extra camera is nice but this design... Oh my god, I know this is subjective, but this is really ugly.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
My old 13 pro is quite thin and uncomfortable to hold in hand without a case. Why would someone push so hard for a thinner phone? Boosting about extra battery if SIM slot is removed, while doing insane over-engineering to shave a few millim
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Regardless of non-profit shenanigans, OpenAI is an entity. GPT is a type of LLM, which is not specific to OpenAI, other companies use this as well.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Yes! Same with trains.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Yes, but that would make private investment in utilities not attractive as the profits would be low or non existent. Competing forces
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by elAhmo 1y ago
That might be your experience. I also prefer Claude for my tasks, but for general usage they are very close. Leaderboards like LLM arena show this and effectively rank all latest models within 20-30 points, which is almost a coin flip. 30 p
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by elAhmo 1y ago
GPT is not a company
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I was about to post something similar. Sure, there are preferences and power users are aware which model does things better for their workflow, but for an average user, just giving them a chat box and any latest model from any of the provid
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I think shareholders are fine with Tim Cook as a CEO.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
I would bet a significant amount of money that many LLM users don’t check the output. And as tools improve, this will only increase. The number of users actually checking the output of a compiler is nonexistent. You just trust it. LLMs are
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It is an abstraction. Just because you end up looking at what the prompt looks like “under the hood” in whichever language it produced the output, doesn’t mean every user does. Similar as with assembly, you might have not taken a look at it
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Musk at the inauguration. It was quite heavily in the media, so somewhat impossible to miss.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
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by elAhmo 1y ago
It is ridiculous to post a jobs listing side without salaries or salary ranges listed. As people who want to work we should just reject using pages like this, as this favours only employers.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
For a huge majority of users, Bluesky is bsky.app / apps on phones.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
This is an equivalent of overengineering. Doing the job for the sake of talking about it, without any meaningful, visible or useful benefits. Quite a generic looking font, probably 999/1000 people wouldn't notice it.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
He, as many other billionaires, confused luck for skill. Just because they were at the right time in the right place to launch something, doesn't mean their other ideas are solid or make sense.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Isn’t everyone “the last” at the moment they are taking participation in the round? If someone thinks they’re gonna get preferential treatment in Series C or D, and then comes someone in E with preferential treatement, then
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Regardless of the product and idea they had, a company that is 15 years old and raised 10+ billion dollars still needing to raise money after all this time is ridiculous. Not being sustainable after all this time and billions of dollars is
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Once there is some meaningful effect on the bottom line, revenue, market cap, criminal liability for shareholders, this is just a waste of time. Googles revenues and profits grew significantly from 2019/2021, even if they get the massi
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by elAhmo 1y ago
How do you actually run this on an iPhone?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Most likely nothing
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by elAhmo 1y ago
In my case, I ended up using a simple note in Apple Notes, for each month/quarter, having a collapsible day heading and just adding tasks there. Bold indicates a bit of a higher priority, and I can move things that I don't complet
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by elAhmo 1y ago
This was inevitable and going towards the direction, but it is sad to see this part of CoreAI division. Copilot and other AI initiatives should not be the primary driver of GitHub's vision.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Of course it is niche, that survey is quite skewed, and "using" doesn't mean doing development work there, rather than occasionally having to use it when using remote terminals. I know only one person from my dozens of develo
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by elAhmo 1y ago
You writing that much for a task that is equivalent of double clicking on a zip file is exactly my point
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Those people should be filtered by CV screening, maybe some sort of email exchange before with a few questions to answer to 'ensure' human wants to invest some time in the interview process, rather than just spray and pray.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
As long as there is no criminal liability for people doing this, nothing will change. This is pocket change for a company, rounding error, as Tesla's valuation has gone significantly since this happened in 2019, six years ago.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Simple task of unzipping with tar is cryptic enough that collecting unix scripts from random people is definitely something people don't want to do in 2025.

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