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newswasboring
29d ago
How do you see this as a immigration problem and not a company culture problem? You are again assuming people from a certain place are a certain way. Now you have firmly crossed into bigotry.
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29d ago
> As in, what work or enjoyment does someone actually get from this? I have been pondering this and have come out with a single statement. It allows you to create the missing piece in the art you want to create. Assets for games, music f
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1mo ago
A 99.5 means over one year you will need to wait about 40 hours total for the issue to be solved. What kind of high pressure crud app are you making where this is a problem?
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1mo ago
Your entire comment assumes people of different cultural backgrounds cannot collaborate on technical challenges. As someone who manages a team where almost everyone is from a different country I don't see where you got this from. A Lap
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1mo ago
Yeah but it's sufficient for the largest part of CI needs. Most people are making CRUD apps, 6 9s reliability is not required there.
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1mo ago
Can we at least let the early days of AI play out before we try to guess then next big thing? ChatGPT isn't even half a decade old.
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1mo ago
> Their brand alone surely is not worth this much. HF has become the front runner in open model hosting. They have a lot of trust from the wider community. That's gotta count for something.
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1mo ago
https://archive.is/F1BwT
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We Went to Wall Street's Exclusive Wilderness Camp. Everyone Was Spooked by AI
(wsj.com)
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> My solutions work and they speak for themselves. I understand the sentiment, and I also use the "thinking" traces as insight, but wouldn't you want your solutions to be based upon a good understanding? If the correlation
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1mo ago
That's too convenient, cameras can read many qr codes at a time. Encode the binary on some punch cards.
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1mo ago
If you cut out half a sentence you can definitely counter anything. I specifically said it's an enforcement thing. If you fine meta something in Mils when they have a quarterly turn over of billions that is not consequences. But sure,
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1mo ago
Exactly. Corporations have more rights. Also immunity from any real consequences, but that's mostly an enforcement thing.
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1mo ago
Thank you. This is exactly what I meant. I work for a large company where our testing budget is massive and most of it goes towards these CI runners. Provisioning enough and consistent compute for testing pipelines sometimes becomes the ban
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1mo ago
When you self host, what happens with your compute costs? CI can be super expensive depending upon your test pipeline. Do you end up spending more than you would with GitHub actions for example?
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2mo ago
The desired speed of AI adoption is what is hindering AI adoption. Big companies are trying to sell this as magic, and it's not. It requires proper use to get anything useful out of this system. But that takes away the magic of it and
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2mo ago
I can't believe people are actually asking chat bots for advice. Analysis? I understand, insights? Maybe. But putting it all together to make a strategy is their entire job.
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2mo ago
I think I don't want to believe this. I believe it in my brain but not in my heart. This kind of power just cannot be in such irresponsible hands. It makes me wanna scream.
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2mo ago
So in short a company was servicing power demand in a low pollution way. Then American government gave them money so they can instead service the same demand while causing more pollution. Just... Why? To protect a few hundred jobs in Americ
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2mo ago
You've read way too much into 2 words. I think rest of my comment is trying to put across my perspective. I expect charitable reads on HN. Apparently not always.
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2mo ago
Your comment seems unnecessary aggressive. Did I offend you in any way? I just gave my perspective.
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2mo ago
Best thing I read all day. I also work in a multi billion dollar enterprise and man this is so relatable it hurts.
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> Programming is nice because you have lots of different scales of structure to think about, and your program slowly comes together. Programming is nice cause of this for you. Other people have other preferences. When I got my first LED
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2mo ago
The hardware thing is a yes and no type of deal. Yes next gen hardware is largely boring but retro gaming hardware is amazing right now. I recently acquired a r36s which is an amazing system and apparently can also run things like Undertale
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2mo ago
I am not a major contributor or anything but I have a hobby of watching issues and pull requests for "coding drama". These AI policies seems to be targeting the average AI PR, which is basically one or two shot implementations. In
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2mo ago
I'm waiting on this exact this to happen. Even in major projects there are AI proponents. They can start a fork for many reasons, experimentation, frustration or to try out an ambitious idea. It will take a bunch of time but we will ge
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2mo ago
What does mashing up roms mean? Like use sprites of one game in another or something like that?
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2mo ago
To be honest, comment like yours were also frowned upon haha. If you think something is bad for discussion, downvote. If you think something is objectionable, flag it. And now I have made a faux pas by explaining the rule to you rather than
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2mo ago
I think it's a bit more sinister. If they write everything they can claim later they "considered" it.
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2mo ago
I don't know where you get your info but according to [1], programming makes an appearance before anything NSFW shows up lol. [1] https://graphtreon.com/top-patreon-earners
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