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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Query: "how to cook pasta?" Results: "Great! Here is the whole history of the universe, plus a note somewhere on how to cook pasta"
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
username checks out ;)
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
FWIW, on Mac, I've been happier with `podman`, than I was with Docker.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Good point to link to what3words. Have a look, it’s a geographic encoding system.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
It’s encoded words for weather forecast. Save you a click.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Soon: AI generated paper evaluated by AI reviewer - nobody learns anything.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I don't judge you - it was a struggle to keep going a couple episodes tbh.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Does it increase the counter when you start streaming or when you finish the episode? That's the real question. (obviously they have more complex reporting than $viewer++)
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I had hopes it would be a good series, but (spoiler alert) it isn't. It seems they relied too much on "data" from other series and got it all wrong. Has elements of Homeland and the most cliche conspiracy theories, but not in
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Within the AI bubble, I think there is lots of ageism, but in real world mission-critical i.e. "serious stuff" there is plenty of jobs for experienced engineers.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
That's mostly to reduce their legal liability, rather than anything else. Poor management, nonetheless.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Is that the US reality, I guess? Based in Europe, I'm not seeing this here.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I understand this might look like complete b*llocks, but it seems they are not doing that because, despite the good aim in this specific case, would create a bad precedent. The whole case, after so many years, is as ridiculous as it gets fo
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Honestly curious: can you expand a bit on why subscribe? I live in the UK, but never heard about Private Eye before?
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I was curious for the same, and ended up reading this - https://em360tech.com/tech-article/post-office-scandal It seems like the classical mega-corp system issues: "These flaws included rounding errors, data corru
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I had the same question. It seems there is an `arm` module under `peachpy`, but the documentation doesn't mention it. Looking at the contents for a few seconds, the last commit on that module is 8 years old for all but one of the files
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Looking forward to the excel MLIR dialect. /s
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Like everything, it is fuelled by the AI bandwagon. I bet this is primarily to compete with fixed function AI accelerators, so that you can adapt to new generations of the AI hype. It doesn’t really need to be a better piece of engineering,
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I really would like this to be true. It probably is for Facebook, but it seems younger users are all on Instagram, sadly.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Yeah, I confirm parents and friends (all involved in their 60s) are full on Facebook, scrolling all day, and finding it absolutely _awesome_ to hear unnecessary updates from lots of people. Unfortunately though, it contributed to convert th
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
Regular posts on LinkedIn as a goal seems backwards. Here are examples of what not to do -> https://www.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I'm pretty sure there is a team of 50 at Google taking care of this critical service 24/7. /s
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
At the same OpenAI keeps things to the basics. Look how clean the app is? Not some convoluted list of unclear, disjoint models coming out of google. Maybe a lesson for google to learn.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
What is going on with this page? the design is unnecessarily overwhelming. Why don't they just to an old style university website, pure-HTML with a clear list of their published work, etc. Why does everything from Google these days nee
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I think it boils down to "because they can".
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
This mindset is more like starting from a real problem and solving it. Many companies today start from the solution (yes, LLM, I'm looking you) and then looking for the problem.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
This is becoming Reddit. Please continue.
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
I'm really happy I passed on an offer from Amazon a couple years back.
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Amazon to staff: Come into the office or your promotion is at risk(theregister.com)
31 points by hashtag-til 3y ago|45 comments
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by hashtag-til 3y ago
This really could be a plot for "Idiocracy 2", showing humanity hundreds of years in future, where all education was given up in favour of LLMs and a bunch of undergrads/startups.

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