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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Uh, that's not my experience at all. Sure you can say e.g "this property wasnt set in this request while being processed by this service managed by this team", but why it wasn't set will inevitably need multiple teams,
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
As you yourself have stated in your comment, they were never competitors to YouTube because they monetized video upload... I guess the only thing you've done is create a massive cognitive dissonance instead of multiverse travel.
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
People should look up what features "carbon black" has, it's extremely frequently deployed (cb.exe in task manager) and can, (according to their own marketing) provide managers with live feeds of your desktop... So yeah...
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Urm, ime people frequently drive significantly over the speed limit in all these places, at all times of the day. Blows my mind how you guys confidently state this with authority as if that's the normal behavior, when the reality is th
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
You do realize that's entirely made up, right? Could be true, could be fake - the only thing we can be sure of is that it's made up with no basis in reality. This is not how you use llms effectively, that's how you give every
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
If you went to university at 14, which is what... 4+ years earlier then anyone else usually manages? then you really shouldn't extrapolate your own experience on the population at large. You'd have skipped multiple years in educat
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
YouTube has almost no original knowledge. Most of the "educational" and documentation style content there is usually "just" gathered together from other sources, occasionally with links back to the original sources in th
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
> SREs debugging production outages to find a proximate "root" technical cause is a small fraction of the SRE function. According to the specified goals of SRE, this is actually not just a small fraction - but something that sh
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Android is still developed by google, yes. The chinese are mostly adding skins on top, not developing the core of the operating system. There is however a chinese fork of android (state sponsored), but it has not gotten wide market adoption
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
you mean sub $599, right? https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-iphone/iphone-16e Which is still a valid argument, the number is just lower. And the UX on these sub 600 devices have definitely gotten worse over the last
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Surveillance is a different issue to the one he talked about, which is geopolitical and international instead of domestic (surveillance). all nations around the world are currently increasing their surveillance capability... And it's w
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
>> Docker Swarm was Docker’s attempt to compete with Kubernetes in the orchestration space." > No, it never was intended like that. It was certainly marketed as that though...
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
But why would that be a disadvantage large enough to cause the player to lose, which would be necessary for > pure AI teams tend to be much stronger. Maybe each turn has a time limit, and a human would need "n moments" to mak
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
But how specifically in Chess? These human in the loop systems basically lists possible moves with likelihood of winning, no? So how would the human be a demerit? It'd mean that the human for some reason decided to always use the optio
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
How would pure ai ever be "much stronger" in this scenario? That doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever, it can only be "equally strong", making the approach non-viable because they're not providing any value.
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
> There's no way for third parties to be sure of anything in this kind of situation, Not just third parties, but also the first party can't be sure of anything - just as he said. This entire article was speculation because the
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
The governments can quiet easily influence private investment decisions by adding additional taxes to us-based market trades for example. It'd be quiet easy if the EU governments actually wanted to do so - I'm not sure they actual
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Skip to the end of the article. He says himself that this is a guess and provides the "missing" information if you are actually interested in it.
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Eh, you're going too far with that IMO. The other day we were discussing a new core architecture for a Microservice we were meant to split out of a "larger" Microservice so that separate teams could maintain each part. Instea
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Agreed, there is always this little story to remind us of our unity - at least from the perspective of the draftees/workers back in ww1, where everyone was basically forced to fight each other by the elites https://en.wikipe
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Is this maybe only available for some regions or opt-in for the developer? I this UX doesn't exist on my devices running on 26.2 in the apps I checked. I just verified again but no luck /Edit: found it! that is way too hidden - Wo
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Where? Just checked on every app I've purchased in app unlocks and none of them have any indicator for these unlocks (or others that are still available) on their app store page. The only way to see them - from my experience which I ju
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
1. It's not unique to the play store, as a matter of fact, this started in the iOS app store and was "adopted" by Google. It could definitely be improved though, i.e. if all potential in-app purchases were listable via the st
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
The issue with solutions like that is usually that people don't know how it works and how to find it if it ever stops working... Basically discoverability is where shell script fail
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
It's mind boggling if you think about the fact they're essential "just" statistical models It really contextualizes the old wisdom of Pythagoras that everything can be represented as numbers / math is the ultimate t
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
You'll be surprised to know that there are still some mice that don't support that. Admittedly, I've only had that happen once in the last 15 yrs in a budget "gamer" mouse I instantly returned and replaced with a Lo
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
I got the 49" version of the dell Alienware display (basically this one size down with different branding and stand)... . From my perspective you're looking at it incorrectly, the point isn't to be able to look at everything
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
Modern? It's been over a decade since this became a norm... And 10 years since https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17636032 The link sadly seems to be dead though
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
> That said - I 100% don't believe that hertzner are simply passing on the price for their colo clients. Where did you read that they are not making a profit off electricity resale? That's indeed probably untrue, you're mo
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by ffsm8 9mo ago
You're not wrong, but most people on this forum are generally positive about companies using private APIs (which this is) for a competitive advantage. This is pretty undisputed I think... So if we're going to condemn anthropic for

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