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by motbus3 10mo ago
It is probably cheaper than update the models to use something else instead of tailwind
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Anthropic might have good models, but they are the worse. I mentioned in another thread how they do whatever they can to bypass bot detection protection to scrap content.
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I guess we will find out on the updated TOCs very soon
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I would add that openai is doing such a poor job at every aspect. Before this gpt nonsense they were such an aspiration for a better world. They quickly turned around, slayer core people from its structure and solely focus on capitalising t
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Same where I work for 30% on some regions and for those where they put money only saw a minimum increase. I honestly think the company is run by some good folks that are really trying to do some positive impact. They refuse so all sorts of
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by motbus3 10mo ago
This GitHub conversation is disgraceful. Lots of complaints and no support to the devs. The company I work for is going through the same. It is not a product for dev though. We ceased support for many countries now because people see no rea
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Yes. If one knows that someone has their identifiable data without consent it is a problem. While they are pictures on the internet it is one thing, when you gather them all and put a label with a number then it is problematic. Remember tha
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by motbus3 10mo ago
On most sane societies guns are illegal, drugs are illegal and blackmailing is illegal
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Yes. Blackmailing exists since the dawn of humanity (probably). It doesn't mean that we should make it easier.
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Even if this was a real application, it is wrong
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by motbus3 10mo ago
He could start by reverting the removal of "Don't be evil" from Google.
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I feel no one really clicks on ads. I don't understand about it, but they just feel to be there so they can have a tracker for your habits
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by motbus3 10mo ago
It totally depends who Gary is....
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I agree that this is true 90% of times but if you included office politics in the equation sometimes it is not. If it is in a deep political institution these are the initial set of questions I would start with: Who is the Jr to the the VP,
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I think the scenario is correct, the analysis for each choice seems to be realistic but this dialog would be finished after a couple of interactions for sure. (I think 1.9 USD is more realistic than 19 USD for now. I don't want to say
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Is it getting rid of it or changing for another one?
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I understand the basics of the current conflicts, but what would be the advantage of sabotaging those cables at this moment?
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Batch cooking is the only way to have two working adults. I love to cook though, so at home, one cooks the batch part and the other does a different meal for the weekend. We think our cooking is much better than almost all restaurants we go
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by motbus3 10mo ago
there are indications that cooking and doing other house related chores are actually beneficial for the mind. Cooking is specially important. I don't know the reasons as I only read parts of papers and posts about it, but it seems some
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Tldr; initially I thought we might be onto something, but now, I don't see much of a revolution. I won't put intention into the text because I did not check any other posts from the same guy. That said, I think this revolution is
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I'm not through yet but I don't know. As a developer for almost 30 years now, if I think where most of my code went, I would say, quantitatively, to the bin. I processed much data, dumps and logs over the years. I collected statis
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by motbus3 10mo ago
> Well, would you increase the prices 3-4x? (Text below is quite long, let me say it here, you made great points in your answer!) It seems they could. They not only single handed caused it to double or more without trying :/ Not sur
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by motbus3 10mo ago
For me, there is concerning a flag about all of this. I know this is not always true, but on this case, crucial folks say the margins for end user are too low and they have demand for AI. I suppose they do not intend to bring a new AI focus
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Once a person where I was tech lead asked to leave because he told me his salary wasn't enough. I didn't know numbers, but I came to know that he was earning X and as I asked the company for him to stay he got at least 1.7X Then I
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by motbus3 10mo ago
True. Except for the economics part, it is much more fulfilling to work for a smaller company.
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by motbus3 10mo ago
What matters is being (1) happy with your job (2) having an excellent life-work balance and (3) fair or better compensation. The rest is just fuel to the ego and it means nothing. If you want to drive projects, do it at your own free time.
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I know someone hit by a forklift because the operator didn't slowdown for the sections going out of the dark zones. Forklift operators are careless all the time. If you simply give them a chance by not being 100% safe yourself it might
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Well... Lots of companies are snitching their customers now
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by motbus3 10mo ago
If you are in the industry for enough time you certainly crossed with a boss who said that it needs to be fixed in 5 minutes or else even if the problem was not caused by you and the solution clearly needs more than 5 minutes. (The root cau
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I honest dislike the idea of having yet another niche going with less competitors. Coursera somehow got to be not good. I subscribed to the premium thing and it is not worth for me. I'd rather pay for the courses and do that on my time

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