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by neya 8mo ago
So do humans. Time and again, KPIs have pressured humans (mostly with MBAs) to violate ethical constrains. Eg. the Waymo vs Uber case. Why is it a highlight only when the AI does it? The AI is trained on human input, after all.
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by neya 8mo ago
I'm surprised no one talks about their overrated "engineering" section showing the chassis as if it's some piece of work from heaven, but in reality their welding quality is absolutely pathetic and even a 12 year old cou
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by neya 8mo ago
Thanks a lot :)
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by neya 8mo ago
BEAM has always been used in high-performance computing applications (Eg. WhatsApp) and Elixir pretty much is the modern Erlang alternative for BEAM, hope this helps.
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by neya 8mo ago
> I'm guessing you just saw a headline and read nothing into it. https://openai.com/index/a-business-that-scales-with-the-val... "As intelligence moves into scientific research, drug discovery, energy syst
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by neya 8mo ago
Working on Design Flo - Generate enterprise grade software using natural language. We use 10 years of battle-tested patterns, not just LLMs. Deterministic logic where reliability, performance, and correctness matter most. https:/&#x2F
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by neya 8mo ago
Modern day tech journalism is just lazy, you browse a bunch of HN and reddit threads, if you're feeling it, ask ChatGPT for some stats to support your propaganda piece and hit publish. Fact check, spell check and everything else is don
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by neya 8mo ago
As an engineer, I can never actually let a system write code on behalf of me with the level of complacency I've accumulated over the years. I always have opinionated design decisions, variable naming practices. It's memorable, rel
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by neya 8mo ago
Honestly, Open AI isn't worth it. I cancelled my Open AI plan (and hopefully will delete my account soon once I export all my data out) because of philosophy differences. They shared they are evaluating a model where they can get a % o
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by neya 8mo ago
The solution to this problem is not throwing everything at AI. To get good results from any AI model, you need an architect (human) instructing it from the top. And the logic behind this is that AI has been trained on millions of opinions o
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by neya 9mo ago
They shot themselves in the foot a long time ago and never recovered from that, I guess. I remember back in 2012-13 they made some changes that ghosted their primary ICP - indie devs and startup owners. They made the platform incredibly exp
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by neya 9mo ago
Definitely give it a shot. It's a wonderful language and the rewards are immense for the little effort you put in. I promise you, you'll never look back once you fall in love with it!
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by neya 9mo ago
Thanks, totally agreed.
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by neya 9mo ago
Thank you, that's exactly what I was trying to convey
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by neya 9mo ago
Hey, really sorry, I'm genuinely not trying to sell anything (I don't have a product to sell...yet). I can see why you might have interpreted like that though. And it's unfortunately too late to edit my comment. I'll try
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by neya 9mo ago
I can relate to this so much. When I was a newly joined Google consultant at a partner firm, we went to their office - some 13 different types of cuisines, different types of game rooms, lounges and what not. A luxury star hotel experience.
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by neya 9mo ago
This has existed for more than a decade. Even my old Samsung S10+ had this feature. It's called Samsung DeX and it is not some handicapped environment like iPad OS either, you can actually get real work done, especially if you're
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by neya 9mo ago
In my experience, most of the NodeJS shops do this. Because, LLMs on the surface seemingly are good at giving you a quick solution for JS code. Whether it's a real solution or patchwork is up for debate, but, for most mid-level to juni
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by neya 9mo ago
>That whole part feels like a race to the bottom, instead of making it easier for the ones involved to do what they do. This is what people said while transitioning from horse carriages to combustion engines, steam engines to modern day
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by neya 9mo ago
Out of pure boredom and tired of all these Chat websites selling my data and with ChatGPT's new update on ads - I decided enough was enough and created my own Chat application for privacy. Like every other architect, I searched for a g
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by neya 9mo ago
I have absolutely no doubt that somehow all these projects and similar ones - started with good intentions - good looking UI, implement and forget. And then, one fine day you're sitting on top of 200+ lines of code for a radio button a
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by neya 9mo ago
Building DesignFlo - https://designflo.ai Build Enterprise-grade applications with real backends - APIs, databases, auth, and business logic. Secure, scalable, and ready to launch in minutes. Imagine v0, Lovable, but it actually
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by neya 10mo ago
Yesterday, I was trying to get a voice memo out of my Apple watch - on which the recording was made. I switched from Apple last year. My cousin had an iPhone. Apple would not let me transfer the voice memo out of their eco-system. It's
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by neya 10mo ago
Rather not create a told you so moment, but I switched to Samsung - which has tons of garbage apps pre-installed, and tons of ads - but I'm not atleast buying into a delusion that a private company somehow has my privacy at its best in
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by neya 10mo ago
Extremely disappointed to see ProtonVPN in this list. Despite others claiming about their smart routing as being a disclaimer of sorts, I am still disappointed that it was never explicitly clear that our privacy was still at stake. https:&
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by neya 10mo ago
You decided to turn a plea for help into a fanboy war?
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by neya 11mo ago
I'm ok with having ads for free users, many of us saw this coming. What I'm really afraid of and knowing how this industry works, AI advising/gaslighting users into buying useless stuff in the guise of advice is NOT ok. Imagi
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by neya 11mo ago
The lesson I learned is it's OK to put your site with Cloudflare. It's not ok to put your DNS on a registrar who is also on Cloudflare. We got locked out because our registrar is also on Cloudlfare, and now I can't even switc
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by neya 11mo ago
> Microsoft has gone full-blown evil corporation again You lost me here. They ALWAYS have been evil and disrespectful of their customers. It's not just paid products, even their so called "open source" products like VSCODE
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by neya 11mo ago
The biggest learning for me from this incident - NEVER make your DNS provider and CDN provider the same vendor. Now, I can't login into the dashboard, even to switch the DNS. Sigh.

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