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by n_ary 2y ago
If llama achieves valuable strides, it will definitely be put behind paywall. The play has always been the same, release something semi-polished until you gain mass adaptation, then build a paywall infront when people are reliant on it and
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by n_ary 2y ago
SEO and spammers will gain big in GenAI, because now the SEO spam is encoded into the model and guess what the model will produce when lay person asks for best 5 of X, top 10 of Y questions? From my observation, lay person do not understand
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by n_ary 2y ago
> Switching phones, browsers, social media platforms come with real costs that we don't see with LLM vendors Unfortunately, these LLMs are marketed to enterprise(B2B) and not regular consumers(only beta test at exorbitant costs). In
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by n_ary 2y ago
Leaderships always have golden parachute when things come crashing. Regardless of the long term consequences or outcome, they will always win or move onto next thing before the dues arrive. Also, why can't we replace the leadership wit
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by n_ary 2y ago
This read to me like, why pay a proper experienced person to generate good and reliable results when you can combine to sub-par(no offense to junior engineers, but you don't know all the caveats and sharp edges yet) things where one fe
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by n_ary 2y ago
Most likely aspiring AI startups gathering as much data as they can before regulation jaws snap shut around them cutting off the blood stream. In this AI race(hype), data is finally the ultimate gold. Also at the rate the information is pol
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by n_ary 2y ago
I am more worried about the fact that, these AIs will become the commercial moat of knowledge that we currently have available freely. The quality of knowledge you can now openly find is getting scarce or prominently moving behind paywalls.
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by n_ary 2y ago
I do not think that you need to be around to make connections. I have had colleagues who were at office once every blue moon but everyone in the office knew them and invited them everywhere. And I also know of people who sit on opposite des
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by n_ary 2y ago
It kind of makes sense, if you consider real-estate. When remote is possible, people will no longer flock to expensive city centers or highly populated areas(except rich young singles with big pay grades seeking entertainment), which means
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by n_ary 2y ago
In my corner of EU, Office365 is the only thing I see everywhere(also in some government offices). I have yet to see/use GSuite anywhere yet. Also, M$-Azure is common on more ancient businesses, modern startups sometimes have AWS and h
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by n_ary 2y ago
The threads here appear to parrot the old decade “find the people before solving the problems” which sadly is way out of date. Secondly, people are now so used to online ads that the ads became a background noise to them and most ads are so
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by n_ary 2y ago
Counter argument is that, you do not know whether your system will go big next week. If it indeed does, now you do not have the Google/Meta/Amazon engineer legion to immediately scale it up without losing users[1]. Also, a gambit
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by n_ary 2y ago
Why not tell them something like “but let us wait till AI is strong! Then we don’t need to hire these pesky AI engineers for big money, we can rent access from OpenAI and ask it to build AI for us…”
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by n_ary 2y ago
Looks like market is correcting against translators[1]. Usually, when a recession(or hypothetical one) occurs, expensive work forces can’t be paid adequately or adjustments become expensive, so employers try to suppress wage by doing risky
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by n_ary 2y ago
> Hope no one takes this job but I know they will I guarantee you, hundreds of thousands will, because it is a cushy remote job.
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by n_ary 2y ago
Wow! What are these advertisements actually? Are these for mozilla products or are these generic third-party stuff?
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by n_ary 2y ago
Could be the “dark web”(Tor) where you can host anything. But don’t expect discoverability. Even hosting your own server at home is NOT safe, because if you publish something that rubs the wrong way with powerful entities(could be much less
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by n_ary 2y ago
While using water is one interesting point of the actual paper(from which this article is written), I would say, to a lay person, water volume makes more sense than arbitrary values like KiloJoules or KiloWatts, because I can imagine what a
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by n_ary 2y ago
It is a common trick. There are many culprits using same tricks: Gardenscape, Whiteout Survival, Frozen City, Township, Fishdom, Hero Wars and to some extent Royal Match. All of these appear to enjoy a lot of downloads, so whatever tricks t
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by n_ary 2y ago
On the contrary, I’d say frameworks can’t set its claws on high performing “politically influential” individuals because they are fairly powerful. In most cases, majority people are high performers but crippled by the frameworks due to powe
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by n_ary 2y ago
I believe, they are describing real world consequences of scrum/agile and how real management uses it, which might be different from what the manifesto actually hoped.
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by n_ary 2y ago
Schedule meetings, move tickets around, moderate meetings, call more meetings, scold misbehaviour during meetings, help management with their stuff(secretary/personal assistant?), scold other teams for not helping out in time, questio
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by n_ary 2y ago
Thanks! That is some extensive level of social engineering, reconnaissance and exploiting. Takes a lot of patience and discipline to pull such sophisticated heist.
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by n_ary 2y ago
I would argue that it depends and varies on the person. I have had non-experts in management who did not often grasp the effort and difficulty and often made bad judgements. Then there were other non-experts who appreciated what was done on
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by n_ary 2y ago
Question from my curious mind. How are the Metamask instances of specific device getting replaced by modified/malware-d version? How does that even work?
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by n_ary 2y ago
No ATMs nearby? Usually unless you are in some severely impoverished nation, ATMs should allow to withdraw(with some hefty fees sometimes) some local currency.
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by n_ary 2y ago
I do not think shady people put their loot in bank. Most illicit activities and tax avoiding folks rely heavily on cash or other expensive exchangeable goods(rolex/jewellery/gems/gold bars/gold watches etc).
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by n_ary 2y ago
There are indeed productivity gains, but those are more scattered to quantify. Here are some significant productivity gains I get from Mistral/Phind/ChatGPT/office-internal-llm daily. - throw a messy shell script and ask it t
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by n_ary 2y ago
> As a safeguard, the AI's determination is then reviewed by a state employee to hopefully catch any mistakes, biases, or perhaps worse, hallucinations where the AI could possibly make up facts that could impact the outcome of their
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by n_ary 2y ago
Oh, this is just useless cloud (read “dream of perpetual revenue with additional “convenience services”) features from the era of IoT hype. Now things started integrating AI features which are more integrated into the whole system and needs

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