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by jatins 4y ago
I think you are reading a bit between the lines, and didn't feel them blaming the library as much as stating that the bug happened because of an issue in the library. Maybe they could have sugarcoated it between 10 layers of corporate
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Microsoft has been really smart in this regard because they are invested in OpenAI but OpenAI does not have to suffer from any Big tech organizational nonsense the way Google's AI probably has to
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I have been using Neeva for few weeks and have been able to stick with it without needing Google too often. Still need to Google when I am searching for things like a restaurant but other than that Neeva has been fairly good. Their AI summa
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by jatins 4y ago
> If you're all legit, they'll get wrecked The first few times Hidenburg published a report, this would have been true. But now they can publish something and stock will crash just because of the fact they published something.
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> Stripe is raising $3.5 billion to help pay the tax (tax rate 22%?) on (some of) the bonuses of its employees from the last 13 years. Other than the word "raising" that statement is completely incorrect. > $3.5 billion Rece
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by jatins 4y ago
I had the same issue of Copilot hijacking suggestions with Intellij family of IDEs. Apparently there is a setting, disabled by default, to show both the suggestions (copilot's and Intellij's). Not on my laptop but it's somewh
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by jatins 4y ago
Shipping at big companies can often be surprisingly hard so it's impressive to see how fast Microsoft is moving with AI integration into all their products.
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by jatins 4y ago
I think we are past the "just predicting the next token" stage. GPT and it's various incarnations do exhibit behaviour that most people will describe as thinking
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TikTok got banned in India. I don't see why it can't get banned in US given CCP's complete control over Chinese companies
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HN has disdain for grifters and scammers. You are confusing them with speculators.
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I spent few weeks playing around with AstroVim and NvChad recently and both of them were pretty good. I personally found NvChad configuration easier to modify. Yet I found myself pretty far from any IDE level configuration that I'd hav
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One of the other startup sounds I loved was that of Ubuntu 13.04+, I last used Ubuntu almost a decade ago but that sound is still stuck in my head
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Almost a 70% decline since peak. Looks worse than I anticipated
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I kinda like it. I wouldn't use it in a team project subjecting my teammates to learn "yet another thing" but can see myself using this for personal projects
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It might if Apple or Microsoft provided good frameworks for building native apps. I read a comment[0] by a developer who used SwiftUI for his app > What took me 15 minutes on the web, it could take a day on SwiftUI. It's just not po
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by jatins 4y ago
Are there any popular Flutter apps in the wild? The most popular one I have seen is Indian Google Pay (which is different from global Google pay afaik) and that app has terrible performance even on a high end device like Pixel. Coin by Zero
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by jatins 4y ago
Even in this article it feels like the author admits that this document needs to be written just because _somebody_ wants it > Once you become an engineering executive, an invisible timer starts ticking in the background. Tick tick tick.
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by jatins 4y ago
Adjusted for losses, Zomato is breakeven now[0] [0] https://twitter.com/deepigoyal/status/1623679354772541443
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by jatins 4y ago
"influencer" or "social media manager" was also not a thing in early days of social but it is a legit career for many people now Not saying that prompt engineering is here to stay but I wouldn't rule it out either
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Is it possible to `tail` a centralised logging solution like this?
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> by all accounts Google does have better (or at least as-good-as) tech internally that can match ChatGPT ... I keep hearing claims of better tech. What's the source/proof of that?
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> Maybe the (ex-)Googlers in recent AI HackerNews articles are wrong in proclaiming that Google will come on top of the AI wars, due to their immense contributions to its lead-up. This was also the sentiment in tech circles during early
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It's a good test of PMF, though. Lots of people on Twitter claiming this to be Google killer and how it's an indispensable part of their workflow. Will be interesting to see how many people are willing to put their money where the
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by jatins 4y ago
$6M seems rather small for Google's CEO compensation. Did Sundar take a huge paycut?
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I wonder if 6% really moves the needle in terms of cost. Coupled with the fact they are still hiring it feels like succumbing to investor pressure rather than a real cost cutting measure.
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Momentum strategies have done better over long term[0]. Maybe someone else can contribute literature that is more trustworthy than BI Also investing in Index is Momentum strategy disguised as buy and hold since Index will rebalance periodic
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by jatins 4y ago
I found this extremely useful to learn Vim https://github.com/iggredible/Learn-Vim I first tried the wrong way to learn Vim: memorizing keybindings. That's not helpful at all. Write way to learn Vim: understanding
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I'll tell you my motivations to switch to Vim. My wrists. All that typing in 20s finally caught up and I have been having recurring wrist pain. Keeping fingers near the home row as Vim keybindings encourage and avoiding jumping around
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by jatins 4y ago
Gave Helix a try recently and liked it. Much better out of box experience. Something like a readymade nvim config should ideally be able to provide similar experience but it's hard to not get caught up in the the quest to get it _just
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With LSP support VIM can do most of what you'd do in VSCode in terms of language specific refactoring. The plugin ecosystem is pretty rich. Setting it up is still a nightmare, there are pre-made Neovim configs that I found helpful to s

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