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by innagadadavida 9mo ago
Size should be a product metric so that it is tracked and optimized. Same goes for memory consumption. It's easy for product to come up with features and run the enxt cool experiment but your users don't care about any of that.
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by innagadadavida 9mo ago
The Netflix series Turning Point talks about fall of the Berlin wall and the relevance of NATO after the Warsaw pact ended. Putin wanted NATO to end but his actions only made it stronger. It looks like this will collapse from the inside wit
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by innagadadavida 9mo ago
No I did not. Moreover the bodyguards were Cuban mercenary, not civilian nor Venezuelan military.
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by innagadadavida 9mo ago
> actions completely legitimate So if I'm a dictoator in Africa who hates US and the west, I'd first think oh that evil empire already did that so I can also do it too? Why would they even care what US does? This makes no sense
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by innagadadavida 9mo ago
I’m curious which specific African countries have the capability to pull off what US did with this level of precision and literally no casualties. Moreover these countries already hate US, so shouldn’t they logically hate the US actions as
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
Do these Chinese cars last over 5 years? I remember that it was a long hard path for Kia and other Korean car companies to catch up to the Japanese car quality.
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
This is just plain corruption and the government officials were paid off. The parents of students should have been given the option to request the devices if needed and that would have been 1000x cheaper.
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
The article is low entropy. So the root cause of the problem is bad prompting and lack of guardrails?
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
The ffmpeg wrapper use case is interesting. Reusing some core software for speed and reliability but to get better usability by leveraging LLMs seems like the sweet spot for SaaS use cases. A lot of these CRM products are basically wrappers
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
Hard disagree. Tim should focus on fixing their software. It has become extremely buggy and it needs to be fixed. No one buying an iPad cares about running some custom browser and supporting it is pointless and is what makes the software em
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
I'm curious why use a hosted browser instead of just spinning one up locally and since you already have he electron app. Why not just use a different Chrome profile for isolation and interact with that?
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
Just keep in mind it is performance review time for all the tech companies. Their promotion of these seems to be directly correlated with that event.
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by innagadadavida 10mo ago
NPR mentioned something about Europe not mandating this and some other vaccines the US mandates but the expert basically dismissed that saying 30 years ago US decided to do its own thing. I felt this was biased and was just taking an anti-i
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by innagadadavida 11mo ago
> I’m predicting that the uncertainty and discouragement of H1-Bs will lead to a destruction of jobs in the U.S. and a suppression of salaries as high quality software engineers don’t move to the U.S., allowing the center of gravity of t
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by innagadadavida 11mo ago
“I’ve never believed in bringing your true self to work. The motto is: fake it till you fake it again”
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by innagadadavida 11mo ago
Is there data on what site search engine they use? This is hard to get as it is sitting deep in the backend but will be super useful information. built with doesn’t have this, but they do have a list mapping search engine (Bloomreach, Coveo
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
One thing the analysis for textiles vs cars misses I the complexity of the supply chain and the raw materials / components that need to be procured to make the end product. Steel/textiles have simple supply chains and they went th
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
ChatGPT already knows about these Khan Academy videos so there is not much to get if there is another app out of an app. However, it could be use cases where it can pull out real time information like e-commerce stock or sales deals that u
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
The article is not making a proper distinction of scale and is probably due to the small scale problem that they solved. What is small scale and <10K documents / files can be easily processed with grep, find etc. For something at la
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
Ads haven't made it yet, they are charging money for the purchase made: > Merchants pay a small fee on completed purchases, but the service is free for users, doesn’t affect their prices, and doesn’t influence ChatGPT’s product resu
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
They have free whipping with this: https://anycrap.shop/product/brainwave-corrector-for-reality...
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
If each LLM sessions is linked to the domain and restricted just like how we restrict cross domain communication, this problem can be solved? We can have a completely isolated LLM context per each domain.
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
Does anyone have insights into what is at the backend of all this? I know there is Playwright, Broser Use, StageHand as some of the technologies people use. If everyone of these is using one of these, what exactly is the differentiator?
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by innagadadavida 1y ago
I found out about this the hard way after blowing $200 in 2 days. /logout and start over and you will get the option to link to monthly pricing plan
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Meta Got Caught Gaming AI Benchmarks Meta released two new Llama 4 models over the weekend -- Scout and Maverick -- with claims that Maverick outperforms GPT-4o and Gemini 2.0 Flash on benchmarks. Maverick quickly secured the number-two spo
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
This trick works for SELECT and is way less ugly than putting a leading comma. Just SELECT a constant: ‘SELECT a, b, c, 0 FROM t1 ‘
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
The article seems very one sided in that it only considers the “total addressable compensation size” and nothing about your interest or satisfaction that one gets with the work. I doubly my 20yo self thought about these and just jumped to s
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Gas tax and tolls?
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Doesn’t Globestar still have more satellites in orbit? With Apple supporting them, hoping there will be some consumer choice. This looking like regular cellular will become the new landline company.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Empirically a monkey did already creat the works of Shakespeare in a mere 13billion years. This is the time it took for the universe to form, earth to evolve to create a monkey that could write all those words down. The entire process from

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