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by mdale 3y ago
With cloud and SaaS services you are paying to reduce person risk profile. Your forming a larger dependency on a team lead against a custom system that now is a liability as new people come to the organization don't want to adopt an ab
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by mdale 3y ago
Your actively thinking of the brand you want to avoid; so at least the ads were successful in registering the brand. Even if your avoiding said brand it's probably counted as success in terms of brand awareness.
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by mdale 3y ago
Agree; I have spent far less time adding miles to my car compared to constant chore of gas filling given daily thoughtless home charging. Trips with fast charging/Tesla network has not been a problem for many years now; it's good
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by mdale 3y ago
Agree cloudflair has a free tier that will get You far enough for most hobby projects. Secondly "The few competitors to Cloudflare are either very expensive enterprise company-to-company providers, or some guys in Russia" ... Or t
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by mdale 3y ago
Lol. Almost like making drinking water and water that can be used to grow food is a better use of energy than boiling a small ocean of water on math designed to create artificial scarcity :)
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by mdale 3y ago
I think captchas disappear next year or so. Already was soft human determination.
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by mdale 3y ago
How do the pellet projection payloads slow down once they get close to their target ?
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by mdale 3y ago
I don't think we would have as much people creating content if ads always opt in. The system can support a percentage of ad block / ad free consumption and other models for content production beyond ads, subs and patreon. And of
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by mdale 3y ago
I second that :)
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by mdale 3y ago
The regulations as presently defined are pretty lax IMHO; it seems people jump to the all regulations are a unbearable constraint perspective without some measured look at what is being proposed? I get the don't give an inch or they wi
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by mdale 3y ago
I remember an operations incident where we had to quickly pay a previously "free" service that had recently switched their model breaking the scale up of nodes in our system. Did the developer screw up by: 1) not creating a local
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by mdale 3y ago
Apple tried to run a similar game with Facebook to get a cut of revenue from all ads that ran on Facebook. [1] Apple probably would have slow rolled web cohort privacy more like what Google is doing in Chrome if FB would have paid to play.
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by mdale 3y ago
Awwwwk such a cute web server :)
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by mdale 3y ago
Per "Chip design relies heavily on software tools, which are computationally demanding. Better chips can run these tools more efficiently, yet we haven't experienced an uncontrolled rate of improvement" ... We have seen an ex
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by mdale 3y ago
Why does a green transformation have to "tank" the economy? Can't we have green economic revival ? Would it not create more jobs to transition faster ?
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by mdale 3y ago
If would be very helpful if we had articles comparing this and other code assist solutions (mainly copilot) When marketing Cody ideally it would have a comparison and statements per the ease of switching from copilot. Happy copilot customer
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by mdale 3y ago
Did not read because I am not a NY times subscriber; but I think it would be pretty obvious that different org structures work well or are awful at different stages of a companies development, size and goals.
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by mdale 3y ago
This is why attestation standards are all the rage right now.
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by mdale 3y ago
It seems highly inefficient to listen to users 24/7 given the other more specific signals that are available. Rather have a transaction data point around everything someone has purchased then what they talk about.
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by mdale 3y ago
I don't think the premise is correct. AI is often used term late into the product lifecycle. When Apple or Google or the technology press say a product has improved it's dictation they say the "AI" has improved. When we
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by mdale 3y ago
Brave runs on Chromium; I am sure if WEI helped some crypto scheme for attention token it would be embraced there. But not as relevant as this relates to the "on by default" nature of these tools to validate web viewers.
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by mdale 3y ago
In practice we depend on attestation via federated login and a series of captchas for some indicator of humanness for services that are freely available to avoid significant abuse and attacks. With captchas no longer being practical there i
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by mdale 3y ago
I assume we are talking about non human perceptible forensic watermarks on images and video? I think these are generally a good idea; Photoshop, Camaras, most image output systems should do the same. While by no meas full proof; a web of si
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by mdale 3y ago
Was this response generated by AI ?
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by mdale 3y ago
Great write up. I recall the excitement of the combined effect / bonus games.
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by mdale 3y ago
I did the tour once. Seemed like a solid camaraderie among the team crafting and operating. Shame; but what is in a name; in a world where name and meaning is sold and operated. And now a short eulogy by our AI overlords ... In the realm of
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by mdale 3y ago
I don't think the "corrupt our government" thing is going to happen . The wave of change is too large the tech is moving too fast and into evey facet of data and software. There is competition globally and locally; a regulato
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by mdale 3y ago
And yet the wealthy still spend 3 to 10 days of low wage income on designer clothing. It's interesting that in some domains there is not diferencial there is no 10k iphone and you can get a massive TV fairly cheaply. And yes commodity
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by mdale 3y ago
I think the "sparks of AIG" presentations are compelling. It does feel like there are a just a few remaining big problems away from AGI level capabilities where it was more futuristic unclear projections in the past. If the issues
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by mdale 3y ago
Wikipedia "donate now" campaigns can get pretty front and center. Maybe not quite the same level; but non profits also have a tendency to push hard on donations.

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