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by noncoml 2y ago
“the switch is often a nexus of reliability and performance issues” I see what you did there..
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by noncoml 2y ago
What surprises me the most is that the customer managed to actually speak to a person from Google support. Must have been a pretty big private cloud deployment. Edit: saw from the other replies that the customer was Unisuper. No wonder they
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by noncoml 2y ago
A piece of software that was way ahead of its time. Respect to Mirabilis
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by noncoml 2y ago
I think the biggest threat is that LLMs will bore us to death with their lengthy never ending blabbering
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by noncoml 2y ago
Misunderstanding. I’m talking about the death of the buzzword, not the death of what it represents. AI is here to stay but eventually it will die out as a buzzword and as a trend to be made to fit in places it has no reason being in. Big Da
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by noncoml 2y ago
Just another buzzword that has to be added to every product until it gets forgotten like it never existed. Past wall of fame - Network - Big Data - Blockchain - Cloud - NFT - VR
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by noncoml 2y ago
Weird that “Mikhail Gilula was a brilliant innovator who also left -in a destructive way that erased the value of his contributions, and -that he was shown much generosity just makes it more painful.“ was changed to: “Mikhail Gilula was a b
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by noncoml 2y ago
I think maybe my point was misunderstood. I was trying to say that the employee tried to do what’s good for the company. However that backfired as his personal, and his manager’s, success vector are not aligned with the company’s. Hence alt
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by noncoml 2y ago
I don’t know you are downvoted. Aligning the personal interest vector with the companies interest vector is a huge problem that is usually underrepresented in NH comments. Usually we only complain about the short sighting of the CEOs that p
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by noncoml 2y ago
After driving a model Y for 6 months now, I really really dislike it. It’s easily worse driving experience that my old 10yo Corolla. But, after trying the FSD for 30, I was pretty impressed. You do have to pay attention but it’s usually eas
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by noncoml 2y ago
They really need to tone down the talking garniture. It needs to put on its running shoes and get to the point on every reply. Ain’t nobody has time to keep listening to AI blubbering along at every prompt.
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by noncoml 2y ago
My take is that people hate this ad because unintentionally it made them look at the mirror. Like “look what beautiful things you have traded for this single couch computer”. They realized that they too have helped in enabling Apple to squa
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by noncoml 2y ago
Is this a blackmail? You give me $50 billion or a drive this company to the ground?
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by noncoml 2y ago
You are not doing HN right if you are only reading the parent
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by noncoml 2y ago
Yes..?
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by noncoml 2y ago
A reply is always in the context of the thing that is being replied on. It’s how replies work… If there is an article about berries and you say you love blueberries and I reply saying “I hate them”, it in the context of blueberries. It does
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by noncoml 2y ago
They say that at the time they were an “Enthusiastic Young Dev” but worked for a Fortune 500 company reporting directly to the CTO and interacting directly with the customer and leading a team. Something doesn’t add up or is it just me?
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by noncoml 2y ago
Context of the reply thread…
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by noncoml 2y ago
PI = ?
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by noncoml 2y ago
I’d say they are ok. But the problem with Tesla is that you either have the auto-sensing option or you have to go through the screen in the middle. The don’t have the stalk option. They have a shortcut but still requires you to look at the
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by noncoml 2y ago
No HUD. Auto sensing wipers that never actually sense when it’s raining. Lack of physical buttons. No way to keep the sun out of the car making it feel like a greenhouse. Much less A/C vents than other cars. Plastic horrible interiors.
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by noncoml 2y ago
I’ve worked for Cisco for 11 years (both TAC and R&D) and this anecdote is ridiculous. There is no such special back door for TAC . It would be stupidly incompetent if NSA would allow Cisco to use their back door for their own convenie
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by noncoml 2y ago
Sure we would fall behind in some stuff, especially AI, but does it really matter if suddenly all we have is 2-5 year old CPU technology? Mostly everything should work as good as it does today. We will just need a bit more power.
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by noncoml 2y ago
On one hand they want the people to be in office, on the other hand they don’t want to be paying for office real estate. Tough to be a tech MBA
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by noncoml 2y ago
Using a hammer like a screwdriver
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by noncoml 2y ago
A reference to “Careful with that axe, Eugene” Another appear of an ax in a Pink Floyd song is the “ Run to the bedroom, in the suitcase on the left, you'll find my favorite axe,” from “One Of My Turns”
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by noncoml 2y ago
The should improve the hands on wheel detection. Having to wiggle it every so often just do it doesn’t tell me off is super annoying.
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by noncoml 3y ago
“Cybertrunk will be amphibious” I don’t know how people give credit to anything that comes out of this guys mouth. He is like that one guy in our broader cycle that is desperate for attention so he comes up with whatever bullshit story he c
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by noncoml 3y ago
I was talking about this: let mut file = File::open(path)?; let mut contents = String::new(); file.read_to_string(&mut contents)?;
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by noncoml 3y ago
Ugh, I am not claiming that LLMs are not great innovation. Just that they are not going to replace SWE jobs in our(maybe my) lifetime.

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