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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I think it would be handy to have it as a check. If I get an alert about a potentially incorrect readback, then I can call back for clarification.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
There are realities to contend with, though. In corporate, unless someone directs a budget, the organization hasn't really issued any endorsement. Most companies are just churning rather than breaking new ground, so they value consiste
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I get it. I'm just adding, as an aside, that they actually do have a perfectly good place. For one thing, there are off-the-shelf libraries that'll turn an HTML table into a pretty good PDF. Saved me weeks of work back when I was
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
They're underrated if you're doing reporting.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I don't the author of the tweet, but I don't know how he's arrived at the conclusion that there's some smoking gun. A datavis script? And, I mean, really, a tweet downloader? It's not like he made a gee you eye in V
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Nothing is forever, but if you get a contract that prohibits their data play (collection, derivation, sale, all of it...) for a year or whatever, you're good for that long. That'd be enough for me.
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Ask HN: How are you sandboxing AI development tools?
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Pretty neat how compact it is. I'm trying to poke around to see what the capabilities are, but, more importantly, I'm interested in the restrictions. In `ExecuteShellCommand` it seems that it's basically unrestricted. I think
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
There's kind of a crossword language, especially if you do NYT where there are regular callbacks. Some of them are pretty weak, actually, but they're shibboleths of sort to regular solvers. We complain about weak fill, but they&#x
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Love it. I played about a dozen. Good construction. Daily crossword solver and immediately took to it. I sent it around to 4 others and they're all into it. >scoring based on keystrokes is pretty unfair, especially given not-ideal c
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
In all seriousness, if you're cool with it, LSD. Or anything else that can take you out of the ordinary course of though.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
This is a really tough problem. I don't think ignorance is the answer, but it's also difficult to set aside things that seam legitimate and go down a rabbit hole of reinventing something on a hunch. I guess the saving grace is tha
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
We're approaching that rapidly. I wanted to watch a college game on some incarnation of ESPN+, and it was a full day of negotiating with several divisions of Disney, the local provider, the reseller, and I don't even know who else
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
This is pretty much right, by the book. It seems clear that there were multiple confounding factors: a high risk, under-resourced training mission performed by relatively inexperience pilots operating as a normal transport mission as far as
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Certainly. There's also a good amount of F# in production. It's a fantastic option for building high quality programs with broad interop with existing systems.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
At that same link is an account of the unlawful activity. He was not authorized to access a restricted area, set up a sieve on the network, and collect the contents of JSTOR for outside distribution.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Yes, they intended for control and profit, but it's looking like they can't keep it under control and ultimately its advancements will be available more broadly. So, the argument goes that despite its intention, OpenAI has been on
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
One argument would be means to an end, with the end being the initial advancement of AI. Again, I'm not offering an opinion on it.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
AaronSw exfiltrated data without authorization. You can argue the morality of that, but I think you could make the argument for OpenAI as well. I'm not opining on either, just pointing out the marked similarity here. edit: It appears I
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Stock-based compensation is absolutely considered an expense under US GAAP.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
You're right, of course, but there's little practical difference from doing `npm install` unless you're actually auditing the supply chain. It just automates a step.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I didn't think this would be quite so contentious. It's been great for me. I manage very distributed teams across multiple time zones, multiple language barriers, and heterogeneous platforms. It's difficult. Bun makes it easi
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
He didn't try to educate. He sensationalized for profit. Supersize Me was a grift. He drank himself fat and fabricated his numbers.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
That's pretty much the only legislation I'd support, i.e., a compulsory setting for chronological ordering of events, which effectively disables "the algorithm." Seems like it would be agreeable to media companies and pu
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Well 1) she's 11 years old and is ineligible to create her own account and 2) she needs a credit card, which is pretty easy to control.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I love this question. I was just thinking last night: do kids still carry around books? I have no clue what modern American primary education is like. I expect that I'll be surprised.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
> she uses chatgpt on my account Don't let her do that. Blows my mind that this one weird trick isn't suggested in the top 100 comments.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>ambitious young people thinking if they push for implementing those things they will be „real professionals” This is a real problem. It can destroy a successful operation. I don't specifically want to blame "young" or any
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>Terminal has anti-aliasing always on There's a setting under Profiles/Text in the Text section. It's the first checkbox. Does that work, or is there a bug?
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Ah, ok, I'm failing to communicate my point. The underlying problem in this scenario is something basic which doesn't require replication/sync at all. I'll use an actual example that fell on me a while back. There was an

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