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by n_ary 1y ago
The best thing about EBs is, they do not hum and vibrate so much making it feel like the bus is about to transform into some Decepticon bot any minute now.
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by n_ary 1y ago
It took many years for online tracking, iframes, sticky cookies and cambridge analytics before things like GDPR came into existence. We have to similarly wait a few years before similar major leaks happen through LLM pipelines/integrat
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by n_ary 1y ago
Is this the beginning of the apps for everything era and finally the SaaS for your LLM begins? Initially we had internet but value came when instead of installed apps, webapps arrived to become SaaS. Now if LLMs can use specific remote MCP
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by n_ary 1y ago
> Wonder what the kids of 2060 will be throwing away as a result of our life-experiences. EOL devices(tablets, phones, macbooks, thinkpads, hobby electronics boards, home lab equipments, hdd and ssd full of archive data, swag from confer
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by n_ary 1y ago
It depends… There are really good people and there are bad people. While there is room to improve, I have decent number of colleagues who praises the system and decent number who have points that they deserve more respect. That being said,
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by n_ary 1y ago
Here is the example of why LLMs need to replace some douchbag SWE. But then again, unless there is a nutcase product owner involved, update check every 5min and downloading automatically is pure symptom of bad engineering practices and fear
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by n_ary 1y ago
I find the misbehavior of indie/boutique MacOS apps always insisting on starting at login very irritating. Unless the app needs to run some heavy background preparation steps before becoming usable, there is literally no sense it start
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by n_ary 1y ago
As another fellow European, I also agree that this is putting nazis and dangerous people behind bars but recently more generic people had gone behind bars or legal hurdles compared to actual nazis amd racists because due to heavy shift to r
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by n_ary 1y ago
Unless this is a sarcasm, you have proven that either you are 150% disconnected from reality or is discounting the entire immigration hurdle and access to every basic necessity(bank, housing, healthcare, work permit, qualification recogniti
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by n_ary 1y ago
Hmm... But SN himself is not writing code or involved in day to day development. He can claim anything and his incentives are 100% aligned to claiming AI bs. In similar development, as much as 98% AI generated code wastes my time because I
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by n_ary 1y ago
> We will likely encounter world order disrupting changes in the coming decades when computer get another 1000 times faster and powerful in the coming 10 years. Sadly for several decades, as computers got faster, only tracking and ads go
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by n_ary 1y ago
> “why they cannot get what they want done using AI.” Or in other words the CEO had proven entirely out of touch with the actual work and how far away he is removed from entire company operation.
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by n_ary 1y ago
It is hard to tell at this point about the AI/LLM. But the powerful hardware backing it has numerous potential in other research and innovations which are not yet clear to us. Just like the fiber and cellular network made Meta or Airbn
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by n_ary 1y ago
True. But like the dot come bust, ultimate winner may not be LLM or even AI but something else entirely using the left over hardware and infrastructure which was intended for AI.
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by n_ary 1y ago
You are indeed correct according to my opinion. Salesforce went too deep into BlockChain and BigData and probably never recovered from the sunk costs. But to stay relevant they again need to risk another bet but also need to conserve(death
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by n_ary 1y ago
Uber probably has legal framework of operation, ability to quickly obtain permits for autonomous testing, local political connections, special ability to gather roads, traffic, mapping data and overall support with rapid deployment. For way
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by n_ary 1y ago
I think, we need to step back a little in these discussions. We need to ask, what productivity gains are we hoping to find? In any knowledge or specialised work, operating a tool faster does not give great results, rather raises the risk of
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by n_ary 1y ago
You are misreading. The declaration effectively does NOT quantify or prove any productivity gain. It simply alludes to a possibility by forcing to adapt a new tool which is frequently sold as productivity gain. There is no real consensus or
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by n_ary 1y ago
In another news, I intend to uninstall duolingo effective immediately and actually in an effort to support human-first businesses and enroll into a real language course class where I get to talk to real human beings with same goal and have
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by n_ary 1y ago
It is not the IM apps, SE region which I suspect the author is referencing predominately uses Whatsapp. The value in SE is mostly B2C, instead of marketplace feature, most local tiny(or even big ones willing to evade tax by not having any p
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by n_ary 1y ago
Or a signal that, someone did not think about the bus factor and future of the project when most of the teams jumped ship.
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by n_ary 1y ago
Actually, here in my corner of EU, only the prominent big tech backed well documented and battle tested tools are most marketable skills. So, React, 50 new jobs, but you worked with Svelte/Solidjs, what is that? Java/PHP/Pyth
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by n_ary 1y ago
I also find the intellisense aspect of it good though the price is still too high when my local IDE can do 1/10th of that for a long time. Additionally, LLMs are sort of using old day google mastery to find the right result quickly to
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by n_ary 1y ago
Same could be said about all the hype and trend that died, blockchain(ignore cryptocurrency part), IoT(not sure what happened), bigData(foundation of current AI regardless of whag anyone says) , app for everything(we indeed have more apps n
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by n_ary 1y ago
I think, such sayings are more and more being proven wrong. Buy the rumor, sell the news, or buy the dip and hodl long term etc have severely backfired in recent months and many individuals(I personally know) lost huge. Until we return to Z
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by n_ary 1y ago
When AI becomes equally expensive as a human, layoff humans to continue finance AI because, it is easy to fire and rehire but expensive(more precisely acknowledging failure and bad decision making to hurt leadership ego) to remove and becom
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by n_ary 1y ago
Suspiciously, that is exactly how most human HR and recruiter respond if you have some query. Also, as part of communication skills workshops we are forced to sit through, it is one of the key lessons to give positive reinforcement to queri
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by n_ary 1y ago
The article reads… interesting. A business depends on its demand, competition, scale, operation costs and numerous other factors. If the product is a tech, a technical founder can have immense impact on future success but marketing, custome
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by n_ary 1y ago
Honestly, I am surprised by your opinion on this matter(something also echoed a few times in other comments too). Lets switch the context for a bit… human drivers kill few thousand people, so why make so much regulations for self driving ca
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by n_ary 1y ago
After reading this article, this gives me the "1938 and onward" vibes of particular nation in EU. While the different sources and commentators try to sound official and legal, there are just odd parallels to the particular years I

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