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by lbhdc 2y ago
Would a performance impact be persuasive? Ultimately they are trying to use that data to answer "when we do x the business makes y dollars". The data they get is pretty granular, and shows the users behavior across multiple platfo
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I think it isn't super uncommon. Software engineering is my second career, and unlikely to be my last. Probably 30% of my co-workers had a non tech career before getting where they are. In my career transition I learned and grew a lot,
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by lbhdc 2y ago
That was my take away as well. It seems like the authors biggest mistake was choosing a very complex architecture, and the remedy was simplifying into a single service using a framework the author was more familiar with.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
That is what concepts fix. It lets you enforce at build time that `t` does have member `.bar()`.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Fall of Civilization is my favorite each year. They only released one (very long) episode in 2024. Each episode is pretty dense, and I end up listening to each one a few times. Can't recommend it enough.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
This is a feature in new pixel phones. If it gains traction on android, I would think apple would pick it up too. https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/26/24206969/google-pixel-9-a...
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Old scientific code broke for many people with the introduction of the mac m1. I would think this would be a continuing trend in the future. Staying on old versions simply isn't possible over a long period without keeping the hardware
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by lbhdc 2y ago
>But to argue this is almost always futile because all most people seem able to absorb is that you're disagreeing with their intuitively compassionate position
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Your post seems like an example of what GP is talking about. A source being biased doesn't mean it can't make a valid point, nor does it mean that MSN can't do their own vetting.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Trying to start a successful e-commerce business while trying to start a startup sounds incredibly difficult. Kind of like a plan that starts with "first make a viral youtube video then...". That first step is significantly larger
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Hahahahahaha, ahhh that makes sense. I didn't think about it getting suck in a loop.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Yep! https://viewport-tester.com The detailed text on the modal says: We can only load URLs that pass standard pattern checks.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Nice, that seems to be fixed now. Thanks! I noticed another possible bug. When trying it out on your website, it reports an "Invalid URL" error.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I am getting a "Mobile version not available" modal that wont go away on its own on desktop. I can trick it by making my browser full screen, refreshing, then resizing it back to a half sized window.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
> LLM content should just enhance and cement the status quo word frequencies. TFA mentions this hasn't been the case.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I don't have any books specific to MLOps, just because they weren't out when I was building that system. All of the good practices from building resilient distributed systems apply. Designing Data-Intensive Applications is always
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by lbhdc 2y ago
https://www.kubeflow.org/ Kubeflow is the one I see used the most (self hosted). The public clouds also have products targeting these workloads.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Link doesn't say why. Looking at their server it shows 270 members.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
What does your product/service do? Ad tech How did you develop and launch it? New features for an existing product. Most of them were switched on globally when we launched them. Which LLM(s) are you using (e.g. GPT-4, Claude, open sour
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by lbhdc 2y ago
This looks really interesting! It does look very rust like. auto get_x/(a, b)(const int^/a x, const int^/b y) -> const int^/a { return x; } I like the new `choice` type. It looks like a c++ flavored
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I know everyone is hating on Gnome, but I love it. I have been daily driving it for years, and it keeps getting better. I have been using essentially the default experience for most of that time. As someone who likes heavy keyboard centric
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I got a different staging server as my #2 result. This is password pretected like OP suggested. https://preview.us.coca-cola.com/products/coca-cola-flavors/... The link OP shared is open to the public to me. http
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I am pretty sure this is happening today, but I am not sure how much participants are willing to say that. Looking at the drone war in Ukraine there is an intense battle to disrupt control signals to drones. If the drone can drive it self a
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I was getting that in firefox on my desktop as well. I had it in a half sized window, but making it full screen let me move past. It throws an error when its full screen though. There is more to the error, but it wont let me copy it.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
There was a good thread a couple months ago from someone who likes rust, but didn't like writing his game engine in rust. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40172033
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by lbhdc 2y ago
https://darkvisitors.com/agents I saw a saas recently that has something targetting this. They will automatically update your robot.txt to include different crawlers they find. This will only stop crawlers that obey robots.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Why would someone want to buy the latest xbox? I own an xbox (previous generation), and pay for game pass. There hasn't been a game on game pass or that has come to the store (that I am interested in) that doesn't play on the prev
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by lbhdc 2y ago
Various forms of content analysis. It is mostly traditional heuristics with ml models sprinkled in. We don't run inference on every request, but it would be great to access a dynamicly provisioned gpu for a single request (kind of like
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by lbhdc 2y ago
I've worked in a few monorepos, and organize my personal projects into a monorepo. The most common tool I have seen to manage them (and what I use for my personal stuff) has been bazel. The first monorepo I worked in was a python/

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