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91.
by nextts 2y ago
Don't tell the higher ups about this stack ranking tool.
92.
by nextts 2y ago
For example: any publicly traded shares. I have had shares that are 1. force sold, 2. shares that were force split into two companies and 3. shares that are force acquired so they become another companies shares.
93.
by nextts 2y ago
Big company wants to control the standard, so it publishes the standard.
94.
by nextts 2y ago
MCP: https://www.anthropic.com/news/model-context-protocol
95.
by nextts 2y ago
I mean I wish that could do what you suggest as if they could it is the end of poverty. But how?
96.
by nextts 2y ago
> silently converts languages when opening .xlsx files. Sounds like a bug waiting to happen
97.
by nextts 2y ago
Not convinced. Are CPUs and GPUs killing it %/$ wise each year like it's 1996? Models are killing it but that is just an "ollama run" command away.
98.
by nextts 2y ago
Sell me the flash to push into a rpi and an STL to print please.
99.
by nextts 2y ago
Yeah recognising some words and having a hand crafted decision tree over an LLM can go a long way to get useful shit done. Setting a timer, calling someone, turning on a light. But is local CPU Speech to Text really a dead end?
100.
by nextts 2y ago
Nope the lack of a 1A (in practice) seems to apply squarely to Palestine
101.
by nextts 2y ago
Alexa: we here for you
102.
by nextts 2y ago
Headline number trend is what matters. Yeah lots of failed projects but then lots of new projects to make up for it!
103.
by nextts 2y ago
It'll be a pick one problem (secrecy, control) until say the big browsers support .bit domains directly doing a lookup on the block chain.
104.
by nextts 2y ago
Oh the good ol days. $10/m for slow PHP shared hosting and $150 for an SSL certificate too.
105.
by nextts 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/1294/
106.
by nextts 2y ago
I got cats with sunglasses
107.
by nextts 2y ago
Good job he wrote that down.
108.
by nextts 2y ago
If everyone gets it, no one is lucky. It becomes the new normal. It could make the world a lot worse in many ways.
109.
by nextts 2y ago
Semantics are gonna get you. Especially if they use idiomatic stuff like (!x && x == y) and rely on JS type coercion. In this sense an LLM or hand crafted approach may win out. Also API will likely be different.
110.
by nextts 2y ago
Feeling anger is not indicative of needing anger management
111.
by nextts 2y ago
But why is that useful? Just do what Confluence does. Read only, then click a pencil to edit.
112.
by nextts 2y ago
Because LLMs are dog shit. There I said it. LLMs are not the threat right now. Mismanagement of the United States and a 2008 style recession (but without the TOGA power of the SaaS/cloud boom. AI is swimming naked financially) are the
113.
by nextts 2y ago
Apply for $1k AWS startup credits my man. You get them pretty quick (couple of days) Why not set up an actual index fund on this strategy?
114.
by nextts 2y ago
Curious too. It feels like the maths parts of programming are the hobby (proof checkers, Haskell) and the cranking out Go/JS etc is the paid bit. I studied maths but never used more than high school level at work.
115.
by nextts 2y ago
We are still doing scrum-like stuff after all. And they are dragging people back to the office. Decision makers have billions at their disposal to be inefficient with.
116.
by nextts 2y ago
A good signal is you get pissed off with LLMs because they hinder your job. Even if you tried in earnest to use them.
117.
by nextts 2y ago
I like the idea of a "cartoon" also meaning an expired carton.
118.
by nextts 2y ago
It is not an interruption, or a new todo. That's what makes it elegant. A bad system is a slack message once you get back to your desk.
119.
by nextts 2y ago
Noice! UX suggestion. You don't need the "as read only" save options if when you do a normal save the page tells you if it has been changed. That'll get you down to 2 menu options and make me think less.
120.
by nextts 2y ago
I think it is something they have to experience. Tell them if they are happy with it, give me a $10 bug bounty. Then go hack a deploy of their branch. Then tell em to keep the $10 but remember the lesson.

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