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by handzhiev 1y ago
No, because it's usually a few years old and already obsolete - the frameworks and the language have gone through a gazillion changes and what you did in 2021 suddenly no longer works at all.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Has Mira shown anything from her new startup so far? Genuine question. I am trying to keep up with the space, but never heard anything about her after leaving OpenAI except that she got some investors.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Indeed, even design and prepress required quite expensive hardware. There was a time when very expensive Silicone Graphics workstations were a thing.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Researchers from TikTok claim they already replicated it https://x.com/sivil_taram/status/1883184784492666947?t=NzFZj...
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Many perfectly respect your privacy but don't want to be bothered reading 100 pages vague legal document from the EU.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I don't think healthcare alone is stopping people from going on their own. What could a developer do on their own? Start a startup? Extremely hard and risky. Freelancing? Requires marketing and lots of other stuff most of us suck at. A
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by handzhiev 2y ago
If such a ban is in power, many companies will either close or move abroad. It's as simple as that. I agree, it will be totally destructive.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
How is this not on the front page. It's a remarkable release.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
How much time does a top sprinter take a 100 m run for compared to a mediocre sprinter?
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I've heard similar statements about human translation - and look where the translators are now
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Teeth treatment alone is enough to be very very thankful that we live today vs even a century ago
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by handzhiev 2y ago
You may be surprised but the majority of people who own stuff do not worry whether they should get a third monitor or a new kitchen appliance. We just use some items and don't care much about them. If the TV breaks I'd look for a
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Everyone who has been to Japan in the last 20 years or so could argue about the quality of life. Japan is not quite "shiny" and people are not rich.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Genuine question: is someone starting projects in Perl/Raku? If yes, what made you choose it?
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by handzhiev 2y ago
For news-like content I follow accounts on X: @kimmonismus @apples_jimmy and the accounts of Antropic, Mistal, Gemini / DeepMind and OpenAI. I think everyone who is really interested in the hot AI developments must also follow what com
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Pro-AI comments regularly get downvoted. I find this amusing or sad. Or maybe both.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
That's not true. For mission-critical apps we route the traffic to the stable version while uploading the new version. This may be similar to what most CI tools do but it doesn't change the fact that we just upload the files and c
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I do it all the time, thank you very much. For a simple web app I don't even need a framework - you can literally create a simple files/folder structure, include files, include folders and get stuff done. An yeah, you can also upl
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by handzhiev 2y ago
And of course every time such comments get downvoted. Folks, you can downvote as much as you want - I don't give a fuck even if my reputation goes negative. This won't make you right.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
This desire of deniers to prove to people who actually get tons of benefit of LLMs that they aren't getting it is becoming more ridiculous every time. "You can't use LLMs for this or that because of this and that!!!". Bu
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by handzhiev 2y ago
"No one includes complete detail at saying it’s useful and life-changing too" There are at least 3 posts in this very discussion sharing details and githup repos with code written mostly by LLM.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I also find it fascinating how in almost every LLM-related discussion there are people always writing arguments to prove that LLMs do not work. OK, I understand. Maybe they can't get much use of them and that's fine. But why they
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by handzhiev 2y ago
The Balkans are also a great place to experience efficient train travel :)
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I'm doing various forms of small business including freelancing for 20+ years. Some of these years I was working as a consultant for one client, a few years were primarily focused on own products, some years were "pure freelancing
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by handzhiev 2y ago
<?php include("header.html');?> You only need to allow PHP to run in .html files (if you insist your files being named .html(
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by handzhiev 2y ago
I can hardly imagine anyone being in cult with WP. People use it because of the huge ecosystem around it and the accessible talent pool. One can hardly be impressed by the tech itself - in fact almost everyone thinks it sucks.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
And it's not just the speed. The mental energy I save from having AI do some work vs. me doing it is allowing me to feel better, have mental energy for different things, be more productive, or just have some rest.
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by handzhiev 2y ago
A fun coincidence - I saw this link right after jumping off the plane from a trip to Hiiumaa and Saaremaa in Estonia. Public apple trees are everywhere. Additionally, people leave some of their apples in boxes for everyone to take for free
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by handzhiev 2y ago
Here's an unroll https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1831767014341538166.html
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by handzhiev 2y ago
"The content of this site is geofenced and not available in your region." Why? This is in the EU

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