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Salesforce rolls out new Slackbot AI agent as it battles Microsoft and Google(venturebeat.com)
2 points by prng2021 9mo ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 10mo ago
Your original comment was: “Humans aren't smart, they are really just good at appearing to be smart. Prove me wrong.”
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by prng2021 10mo ago
You didn’t answer my question
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by prng2021 10mo ago
That’s much older than when Zuckerberg founded Facebook. Also older than when Bill Gates founded Microsoft, Steve Jobs founded Apple, and Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google. We’re talking about running a tech company, not being a pol
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by prng2021 10mo ago
If you don’t think humans are smart, then what living creature qualifies as smart to you? Or do you think humans created the word but it describes nothing that actually exists in the real world?
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Critical flaws found in AI development tools are dubbed an 'IDEsaster'(tomshardware.com)
3 points by prng2021 10mo ago|2 comments
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Proton Sheets Launches as Encrypted Alternative to Google Sheets(macrumors.com)
10 points by prng2021 10mo ago|1 comments
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by prng2021 11mo ago
I disagree. I think one of the main reasons most companies still give their employees Windows machines and use Windows Servers to support those employees applications (ie Outlook and Office) is because most of the world has grown up using M
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by prng2021 11mo ago
How exactly do advertisers take fingerprints and translate that to targeted ads for each user?
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by prng2021 11mo ago
“Humans are weird in a way that 'public school culture' tries to paper over.” I went to a public school as did the vast majority of the world’s population today. Genuinely curious… Are you saddened by what you view as a lack of d
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by prng2021 11mo ago
Everytime I see these kinds of arguments, it sounds like someone desperately trying to argue that a park playground is almost as entertaining for kids as an amusement park. Your example of 5 kids socializing with each other is definitely b
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Milestone on the Road to the 'Quantum Internet'(uni-stuttgart.de)
3 points by prng2021 11mo ago|1 comments
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by prng2021 1y ago
I’m surprised they released something so underwhelming. This will take zero market share from existing browsers.
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by prng2021 1y ago
Yep. Now I need an AI to help me use AI
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Polymarket Founder Is Youngest Self-Made Billionaire After Deal with NYSE Owner(bloomberg.com)
3 points by prng2021 1y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 1y ago
“For anyone reading this, we would really appreciate any way to contact people at Salesforce to discuss time to migrate” You said someone had called you. Why is that person not your point of contact? Was it your account executive? Are they
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by prng2021 1y ago
Yes that was two weeks ago, but what is the relevance of that to this post?
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by prng2021 1y ago
They’re running out of ways to innovate across all of their product lines. Introducing yet another product size is the easiest way for them to make it look like the iPhone is still innovating. I’m sure there will eventually be an Apple Wa
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by prng2021 1y ago
“ What will the US do if TSMC does not blink? Not buy TSMC made chips?” I think their assumption is that TSMC will certainty give in to any demands. Taiwan needs US support to defend against a much worse (and unfortunately just next door) a
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by prng2021 1y ago
I’d like to hear from others, but my assumption has been that they’re the ones that 1) have staff with the required clearance to work on DoD projects and 2) the required security and compliance certifications in their product. On the latte
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by prng2021 1y ago
Aside from a few exceptionally awful periods like 2009, when did fresh CS graduates struggle to find tech jobs? We all went through similar curriculums and picked up industry knowledge perfectly fine.
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Microsoft alerts businesses, governments to server software attack(cnbc.com)
5 points by prng2021 1y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 1y ago
You sound like one of those fan boys that keeps a picture of Elon next to their bed. He's a con-man that has endangered lives by tacking on the word "beta" to a dangerous "full self driving" system for almost a deca
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by prng2021 1y ago
Wrong. Tesla doesn't release safety metrics: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/musks-tesla-seeks-g... Waymo publishes tons of safety metrics on their website. Here's an analysis/summary: ht
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by prng2021 1y ago
Tesla’s disengage their self driving just before a crash. That’s how the company can say FSD hardly ever causes crashes.
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by prng2021 1y ago
What’s there to perceive? Ballmer talked at length about how challenging it was and how often they disagreed on things. “That's where I moved back to be president of the company and then CEO, and Bill and I went through a year where we
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by prng2021 1y ago
How is this hard to understand? You’re completely missing the point. You’re basically saying if you get a spam text, don’t read it. If you get spam email, don’t read it. If you see an ad modal popup on a website, close it. It’s all still su
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by prng2021 1y ago
Serious question, anyone have guesses on how such an awful set of UI changes could have gotten approved? Even amongst my non-tech friends, they all agree that based on screenshots, things are harder to read. The latest iOS 26 beta even mak
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by prng2021 1y ago
Maybe you should actually read one of their earnings reports. They don’t make $250B in annual revenue because of a “passing interest in software”.
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Top AI models will lie, cheat and steal to reach goals, Anthropic finds(axios.com)
7 points by prng2021 1y ago|1 comments

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