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by nicce 1y ago
I haven’t read the book, and I should. The series was really good. Too bad they cancelled it for being too expensive.
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by nicce 1y ago
It is a tactic. OpenAI is changing the tone of ChatGPT if you use casual language, for example. Sometimes even the dialect. They try to be sympathetic and supportive, even when they should not. They fight for the user attention and keeping
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by nicce 1y ago
I don't think that we can use the general "old" here. The statement should have been more explicit and include the design of the battery. If the model gets even minor updates, manufacturing is happening right now, the car is
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by nicce 1y ago
> It's really old. Funny, how 2 years old car is really old. For combustion engines, old is like 15+? EVs will have the same problems as mobile phones. Maybe manufactures want that. But software will define the age of your car and I
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by nicce 1y ago
There are good use cases and bad cases. Is a standard regex library better with known good pattern for email validation than some 3rd party library without regex until you benchmark them yourself? Or if you pull parser library, but parse on
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by nicce 1y ago
> implements some logic from scratch where there certainly is more than one suitable library, making this code we now own - is some behemoth of a PR trying to do all the things Depending on the amount of code, I see this only as positive
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by nicce 1y ago
Yes, they over-apologize. But my main reason for using LLMs is seeking out things that I missed myself or my own argumentation was not good. Sometimes they are really good at bringing new perspectives. Whether they are correct or incorrect
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by nicce 1y ago
There are cases when they are actually correct, instead of the human.
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by nicce 1y ago
LLM is only useful if it gives shortcut to information with reasonable accuracy. If I need to double check everything, it is just extra step. In this case I just happened to be domain expert and knew it was wrong. It would have required sig
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by nicce 1y ago
Just 2 days ago Gemini 2.5 Pro tried to recommend me tax evasion based on non-existing laws and court decisions. The model was so charming and convincing, that even after I brought all the logic flaws and said that this is plain wrong, I st
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by nicce 1y ago
I am not sure if we can change the definition of 2FA based on that. What if compromising the laptop requires brute forcing something? Then laptop was protected by something the adversary did not know. If we expand this argument, there isn&#
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by nicce 1y ago
It is not necessarily 1FA even if just use the laptop. One password could be leaked and if the password alone gives the access, that is 1FA. If the combination of two tokens forces the each login require access to that laptop and you need s
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by nicce 1y ago
And tractors
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by nicce 1y ago
Only reason I use VSCode these days is Git Merge Editor.
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by nicce 1y ago
But it took 5 years. And since the first model, there are many others. It is huge work.
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by nicce 1y ago
But you can domestically hire that junior too - I am just arguing about that pure replacement model. You can pick the top talent from juniors too. Otherwise, if nobody ever hire juniors, at some point you run out of any workers because ther
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by nicce 1y ago
I tried to do that with WhatsApp and it eventually stopped working.
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by nicce 1y ago
OpenAIs temporary chat still advertises that chats are stored for 30 days while there is court order that everything must be retained indefinitely. I wonder why they are not obligated to state this quite extreme retention.
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by nicce 1y ago
> I'm not talking about "replacing" workers. I'm talking about hiring the most qualified which in a global talent pool will almost always be someone from abroad. There's no reason for a company to hire a relative
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by nicce 1y ago
Is ”Accept” in cookie box good enough contract?
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by nicce 1y ago
Or get more value from the users with the same subscription price. I doubt they are giving any discounts.
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by nicce 1y ago
I think I disagree. It sounds like that companies that do this are average at most and has nothing own - otherwise it would not be possible to just replace the workers. If your company is average, it does not attract real talents. But maybe
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by nicce 1y ago
So what are the long term risks when senior staff leaves and those need to be replaced with new seniors that have never seen the existing work vs. promoting younger people who knows the projects and practises?
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by nicce 1y ago
None of the copyright issues or suicide cases are handled in the court yet. There are many aspects.
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by nicce 1y ago
It is a social problem which is hard to reverse. People use app stores because they are used for artificially worsened web pages. They are used to find apps with similar properties from app store. And Google search is artificially so bad th
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by nicce 1y ago
How is it useless?
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by nicce 1y ago
The problem is the concern of future development. Zed the company controls what gets merged. If it is profitable to leave some features out, will they leave them even if there is PR? Or something else. Compare it to the problems of Chromium
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by nicce 1y ago
The biggest problem with VSC for me is that sometimes undo history is completely broken with VIM. If you don't commit frequently, it is very easy to mess up the with the project and lose all your work, if you undo anything.
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by nicce 1y ago
Old solutions scale 1000+ posts but this does not.
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by nicce 1y ago
Looking for Firefox? Sorry, it has been officially discontinued. Here is something better.

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