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by geoduck14 10mo ago
This is exactly what E2EE means. I used to work at a bank, and our data was E2EE, and we had to certify that it was E2EE - from the person paying, through the networks, through the DNS and Load balancers, until it got to the servers. Only
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by geoduck14 11mo ago
>At high school level maths you genuinely can’t get gpt-5 thinking to make a single mistake. Not possible at all. If you give an LLM an incomplete question, it will guess at an answer. They don't know what they don't know, and
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>Why do people continue to go on cruises? There is a level of convenience that is hard to get elsewhere. I went on a Disney cruise 2 summers ago. All restaurants were in walking distance. All of deck 5 was dedicated to child care. They t
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>quoting Samuel L Jackson in Pulp Fiction :-) SAY WHAT AGAIN MOTHER F**er - Hezakiah, 15:8
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>It's not all-or-nothing. I'd rather have a choice instead of none. I used to work adjacent to car financing. One of the "tricks" used in car negotiating is the "fake choice": "oh, you want to pay less
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>AWS is great if your IT/purchasing department is inefficient Fwiw, I think a lot of companies have this problem.
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by geoduck14 1y ago
Thanks for the pics! The prevalence of rifles is... thought provoking. The pic of the guy on a bike with a rifle is so metal My overall impression of the area is "gloomy" all pics are overcast. It feels sad. It is beautiful, b
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>It's like allowing people to buy drugs, but not to use them. Well, since you mention it: I have prescription drugs that I am allowed to buy, but I am NOT allowed to abuse them. I must take exactly 1 each day.
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by geoduck14 1y ago
Can't people with these type of issues control what they think about? Can't they have a go-to list of positive things to think about when they notice they are thinking negative thoughts?
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>It reminds me of when people first got their phones and couldn't stop showing everyone how cool they were. Your comparison to smart phones is interesting. Smart phones are definitely transformative. There was a lot of hype, but sti
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>Every single project meeting I've sat in started with an non-technical exec asking, "what can we use AI for?" To be fair, if the goal is to learn and discover how a new tool works and when to use it, then a legitimate s
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by geoduck14 1y ago
To quote a military friend of mine: "Why build 1 plane when you can build 3 planes for the cost of... does math... 3x!"
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by geoduck14 1y ago
>Myself and some other people pay their cards off every month but that isn't the norm. Many people keep a balance I've heard this statistic a lot, but I haven't seen any recent evidence it is true. I used to work for a ban
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by geoduck14 1y ago
Thinking about grocery shopping makes me think this need is real, but for poor people. The amount of time that goes into "what food do we need for this week" is really high. An AI tool that connected "food I have" with &
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by geoduck14 1y ago
Isn't this the reason why Britney Spears cut her hair a coupleb of decades back?
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by geoduck14 1y ago
I'm curious about how the LLMs handle non English languages. Is it good? Does it work well with hard/advanced content? If you don't mind me asking, what languages do you speak? Which do you use when interacting with LLMs?
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by geoduck14 1y ago
Why isn't anyone talking about the bevvy of drag-and-drop no colder solutions that have already been in the market? Surely the LLMs are competing with those tools, right?
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by geoduck14 1y ago
You think that the only code that is valuable is code that is written by a professional SWE. There are LOADS of people who need "a program" but aren't equipped to write code or hire an SWE that are empowered by this. And exam
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by geoduck14 2y ago
>Fifty four percent of American adults read below the equivalent of a sixth-grade level I have a 4th grade child. When she was in 3rd grade, I realized that a 3rd grade education allows you to function in many different forms. A 3rd gr
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by geoduck14 2y ago
Can you elaborate on the mistakes you see? What languages are you working with?
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by geoduck14 2y ago
> that's the second biggest FOIA request I've ever seen! -Guybrush, from The Secret of Monkey Island
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by geoduck14 2y ago
> Perhaps the permitted flight paths were too close together? My understanding is that the helicopter was military and didn't need to submit a flight plan. They get to fly where ever they want
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by geoduck14 2y ago
Anything Elon Musk owns?
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by geoduck14 2y ago
>I mean if you’ve ever bought enterprise software, you know that much of the sales pitch is for aspirational features. Ugh Yup. Or if you've ever built enterprise software - after a sales engineer sold a featuee that doesn't ex
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by geoduck14 2y ago
This is so true. I love wfh.
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by geoduck14 2y ago
>What value do they actually add to the business? We bring the right people together at the right time to solve the right problem
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by geoduck14 2y ago
The title claims it is "insanely impressive." While the art doesn't need to be "insanely impressive," if the title uses that phrase, we would expect it to be impressive. I, my self, haven't looked at the articl
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by geoduck14 2y ago
>This sounds like, “As a carpenter, I shouldn’t have to care about types of wood, or saws, or cuts, or ergonomics, all to make a chair.” I've sat on plenty of couches where the person who made it didn't care - so there is proba
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by geoduck14 2y ago
This appears to be similar to Google Sky. What are you doing that Google Sky isn't?
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by geoduck14 2y ago
Or humans and HN

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