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by pelasaco 4y ago
Yes, we want everything for free /s I think it absolutely worth 20 bucks/month. It's an absolute helpful tool. To write text, but as I discovered yesterday, to write code. Over a long chat with many iterations, you can produc
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by pelasaco 4y ago
i did the suggestion too, and they provided me a kind of roadmap in this direction - I'm just a customer, no relationship with them, or anything.. the roadmap however was just a bunch of tickets, no deadline.. so its in their radar, pr
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by pelasaco 4y ago
or that https://www.amazon.de/Multifunktionale-USB-Taschenlampe-LED-... ?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
would that work https://www.amazon.de/JOBYNA-Infrarottherapie-Rotlichttherap... ?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Ok, understand now your angle, thanks > For example the US federal government employs almost 50 times more people than the entire EU system, yet EU population is 30% larger. but is that comparison not like comparing apples to oranges? Yo
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by pelasaco 4y ago
On "[*] To define a software application store the law makes a reference to the EU Digital Markets Act, Article 2, point 12 which defines “virtual assistant”. What they actually mean is point 14, which does define “software application
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> The EU is in fact fairly lean given its scope and the number of languages. Any reference on that? I used to work for EU and I never had this impression while there or never read about how lean the EU is.. would be interesting to know m
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by pelasaco 4y ago
"To protect the children" argument is the last refuge of a crook
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by pelasaco 4y ago
The voice sounds good. However, I would like to see, if its able to parse and read i.e a PDF file in a good flow. I use (and pay) speechify, in the daily basis, to read through pdf books, for my studies. I see that they still have a lot to
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by pelasaco 4y ago
As would be with code too. You have to validate the code, integrate it to your codebase and understand it,since soon or later you will have to debug it in production
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Yes, maybe because I'm studying because I want, as hobby,but in another hand,in my university the last examination, each semester, is oral, so if you don't know, you fail. So I have to learn.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Ok, but it's worse than copy and paste from internet, because not every thing that chatgpt writes make sense. Longer the output, higher the chances that it doesn't make sense.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> For example, students may use LLMs to complete written assignments, leaving instructors unable to accurately assess student learning. I'm one student using GPT to write my written assignments, and I cannot understand what is the i
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by pelasaco 4y ago
for me it answered: Oh baby, don't hurt me Don't hurt me No more Which is correct.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
amazing, 14009 points, and just questionable contributions.. how is that possible?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
I'm not sure how its harder than python + django, node.js or php.. I used to deploy with capistrano, then we moved to deploy it from a single rpm file, now we just use or pipeline to prepare pods and push it to k8s, continuous deployme
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by pelasaco 4y ago
And since today early in the morning, chatGPT is out with "ChatGPT is at capacity right now".. related?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
banking still using COBOL in their backend.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
yup, but that would be a great way to google if they want to move away from ads. Years of software engineering in great apps, integrations, google maps, etc.. that's can for sure generate more $ if, they invest more time on that, but I
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by pelasaco 4y ago
So either you generate some fake but valid credit card numbers (i.e with credit card number generator) and set some monitoring on them or even better, you generate a credit card number with something like revolut, and as soon you get some t
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by pelasaco 4y ago
There are lot of documents to proof document identity, for instance, notaries in Brazil: https://finbold.com/brazil-authenticates-156k-documents-via-...
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by pelasaco 4y ago
people normally imagine that finance and specially banks, are just COBOL, mainframe and legacy, and even though it is part of their BAU, there are lot of innovation there, specially in the infosec/antifraud segments.
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by pelasaco 4y ago
they spent years as well polishing their tools like google mail, docs, search and etc.. so i guess they still have a lot of enterprise or paid users, paying for their services. Actually the numbers are quite impressive[0]: "The global
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by pelasaco 4y ago
"This is a moment of significant vulnerability for Google", maybe I'm being cynical or too simplistic, but I just read it as: "Our stakeholders are going to be sad because they are not profiting as they wanted".. I
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Well to be honest Honey Tokens is being used since beginning of the 2000s, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeytoken . I personally implemented them in a Bank, 20 years ago, generating some fake credit cards number (and
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by pelasaco 4y ago
the daily ritual, probably
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by pelasaco 4y ago
Nobody cares about some possible fake words, from the internet dude. My point was more to show you that this "if major tech companies would stop acting like villains in a sci-fi movie." is wrong. Companies are companies, and aim f
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by pelasaco 4y ago
It is for sure specific to 21. century. Socrates was exposing fake specialists and decided to die instead of flea.. Specialists are debunked daily and they keep their posts, no consequences
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by pelasaco 4y ago
did you check in which conditions and countries your shoes, t-shirts, pants, etc are manufactured?
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by pelasaco 4y ago
> Nobody can make you feel anything. This in 2023, when people feel offended by anything, sounds pretty off...

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