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oytis
9mo ago
Could we better not?
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oytis
9mo ago
I mean, the model is intended to help the user, not fight against the user trying to break it. IMO, it is reasonable for such model to default on making assumptions and going forward as long as the assumptions are clearly stated.
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oytis
9mo ago
I hate meetings too
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oytis
9mo ago
Are we unemployed yet?
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oytis
9mo ago
Who kicked out whom? I might be missing some context here, to me it were tech bosses who turned to Trump after he won or after it was clear he was about to win.
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oytis
9mo ago
Mechanical Turk was for humans to rent a human, which is not a new idea
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oytis
9mo ago
Is there any good explanation for what is happening with gold prices long-term? If you look at 5-10 year charts it was pretty stable and started to look like NVIDIA stocks since 2023.
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oytis
9mo ago
Python. Python is the most popular language designed in EU. EPFL is not even in EU
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oytis
9mo ago
Maybe they've applied for the grant 10 years ago when Scala was all rage
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oytis
9mo ago
That's the problem with state investments in software. One can rightfully complain about misallocation of capital by private investors, but state investments are a whole new level.
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oytis
9mo ago
Anecdotally, I didn't see more safety for engineers working on cash cows. Quite the contrary, if a product is already bringing revenue, it is an easy decision for the business to squeeze a bit more margin by letting people go. Stable,
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oytis
9mo ago
I can't imagine Donald Trump would harm the US on purpose.
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oytis
9mo ago
How do you punish them? Have ICE raid their offices? There is already a significant tax benefit for hiring developers domestically.
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oytis
9mo ago
It was, at least it worked for Europe, but Trump has seemingly managed to ruin that too.
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oytis
9mo ago
Very related IMO. Even before Trump US workforce was expensive, now limit the influx of new workforce and hiring abroad looks like a logical decision
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oytis
9mo ago
It was pretty obvious what is going to follow axing of H1B
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oytis
9mo ago
That it's not getting cheaper?
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oytis
9mo ago
EU would be stupid to miss the opportunity after US crackdown on H1B.
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oytis
9mo ago
You can only replace someone who was useful. If one is useless, but is still there, it means they are not there for their contribution and you can't replace them by automating whatever it might have been.
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oytis
9mo ago
So far I have been able to trade some efficiency for more control in my professional life. All of my tooling is open-source and local. I hope I can get away with it this time as well though sure some adjustment will be needed
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oytis
9mo ago
So how did Venice maintain its dominance?
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oytis
9mo ago
Absolutely. I'm gonna go full agentic coding the day I can do it with open-weight models on my machine. Until then feeding someone else's models with more data on how to replace me in particular sounds insane to me.
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oytis
9mo ago
I am on o2 and didn't have any problems with availability that I would notice.
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oytis
9mo ago
First of all, US is at the edge of a dictatorship. If US falls completely, Europe will likely too, but untangling ourselves from US is an attempt to prevent that.
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oytis
9mo ago
That's not from the last week, so obviously is invalid.
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oytis
9mo ago
Ireland: am I joke to you?
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9mo ago
All of the Arab countries have basically seceded from Ottoman empire under an occupation of this or that European country. "Unilaterally" is not easy to define. Sometimes there is a long and violent struggle for independence and t
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oytis
9mo ago
It's hardly a precedent, probably half of the countries worldwide have been formed by seceding from some other country against its will. U.S. would be in this half.
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oytis
9mo ago
Cautiously abandon caution
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9mo ago
That's like an anti-cartel, a cartel that keeps the consumer prices low. With 12 euro/kg currently I wouldn't call beef in Germany extremely cheap on the world scale. Poultry has pretty much crossed the 10 euro mark too.
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