mihaaly

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by mihaaly 5mo ago
It feels like it was the most beneficial implementing better decision making mechanics by replacing manager with AI, not lowly folks doing actual value creation. LLM models have better reasoning abilities than these folks....
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by mihaaly 5mo ago
I think I'd be satisfied enough allowing me not to add credit card to the Apple Wallet, putting away the push from the prime place some way. Or not to have a huge promotion being in the first place when opening it with a 'Get&#x27
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by mihaaly 5mo ago
But is it true or not? Whoever wrote it. (for objective truth the subjects are unimportant)
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by mihaaly 5mo ago
... and replace it with two.
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
I wonder if self-hosted models would be a sensible step for your organization.
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
I was active there before 2010. I liked taking photos, good gear, interesting perspectives, and Flickr was a great way to explore the work of other like-minded folks, usually with much better photos than mine. The only thing I disliked was
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
> They're more likely to have established processes that work for all sorts of cases. In my experience the sentence is only correct this way: "They're more likely to have established processes for all sorts of cases"
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
> When you're a business and want something reliable, picking the most popular provider is usually a strategy that works decently well. That is also at least 10 years old stale matter. Have you ever read people wrongly being locked
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
Friend participating in some sort of simulated glider tournament trained a neural network to fly one some way (don't ask details). I recall rules were changed to ban such, not because of him. Using Claude sounds overkill and unfit the
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
Feels like that there was a World War started on smaller spark than some of those in the OP in a tense world. And this world is tense again, very tense.
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
> We buy it to be a tool in our toolkit, not the center of our lives. Somehow this thought evades almost all software providers nowadays. Distracting, and in equal amount, obstructing self promotions and unwanted hints are the norm, whic
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by mihaaly 6mo ago
My employer does not allow me using software with entertainment function on company hardver. Now what?! Do I have to uninstall Windows?
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
Things forced on you is not market. You are not talking about market rules at all. This is not it!
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
> I know the reason this happens is because we aren't the real customers of an app. Nor are the creators / partners. The real customers are the shareholders. Exactly. I am in an engineering design software developer organizatio
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
We may be surprised how illefficient companies are in organizing the creation of sophisticated things (including processes) for themselves, to use (so for the cost center column). Higher management figures out things to do in strategic leve
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
But it can cause memory loss, impaired motor coordination, and food craving. Also memory loss.
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
I tried it briefly and the practice - argued for strategy for operation actually - to override my working folder seelction and altering to the parent root git folder is a no go.
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
If it is so simple - that ensures nothing, faked easily - then what's the point wasting efforts on it? Why to complicate things? Why spend time and efforts to do it? And annoy with one more tiny thing on top of the hundrends? Why not j
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
The word fits here is pretend.
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
I am fine TikTok remaining that 'we watch what you are doing' platforms. Those do not care can gave that if they wish, I do not mind. But bullshitting about it is making users more safe, that is ... bullshit! Worse that that, dist
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
> Professionally you are downgrading It is the contrary! You learn using a very powerfool tool. This is a tool, like text editor and compiler. But you focus on the logic and function more instead of syntax details and whims of the comput
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
No Touch ID? Too bad.
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
> People very much don’t like their beers, the atmosphere feels fake Sorry, but you don't know 'people'. Not all. You could only speak for yourself here. If you read the article you may realize that some 'people'
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
Nice try.
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
I rather switch it to nowhere. But local. I am not completely sure about the details, but I am leaning heavily, and investigating into this direction. With chat and agentic tools there plenty, accessing multiple models, and everything is ev
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by mihaaly 7mo ago
Interesting. Chatting GLM-5(reasoning)(preview) answers just fine. Even after restricting web search and giving answer based on its own knowledge. Probably the results were different in China? (GLM-4.7 failed to know anything without web se
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by mihaaly 8mo ago
I feel it in a smaller but forced growing organization as the combination of atomised responsibilities and confused/overloaded coordination. For - a certian kind of - efficiency people are isolated into their responsibility area that t
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by mihaaly 8mo ago
"Designing a system to incentivize sellers to have their lowest prices on Amazon..." so that vendors like the above person getting "the systemic effect that in order for the sellers to get their *sweet purchase orders from Am
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by mihaaly 8mo ago
| Designing a system to incentivize sellers to have their lowest prices on Amazon... Is not what you conlude, not at all, and is contradicting yourself just two lines up: | they now need to raise prices elsewhere Bingo! The claim exactly! A
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by mihaaly 8mo ago
Paying almost a thousand - or more! - to have an overcomplicated device filled with sensors put into your most private sphere voulnerable to adverse elements unnecessarily (had a perfect dumb robot vacuum doing its job loaned to us once, bu

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