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by prng2021 2y ago
Agreed it's biased, but no one working for a fortune 100 company would doubt Java's relevance
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CrowdStrike blames test software for taking down 8.5M Windows machines(theverge.com)
5 points by prng2021 2y ago|1 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
Are you kidding me? 50% is peanuts given that AI has been touted for years to be more profound to humanity than electricity or fire: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/01/google-ceo-sundar-pichai-ai-... AI is suppo
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by prng2021 2y ago
Their revenue grew 14% YoY. That's nothing special at all if you look at their historical top line growth.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I just listened to their earnings webcast. It looks like it's going to be yet another earnings release season of tech companies spending billions on AI infrastructure with nothing to show for it. And they're promising continued l
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by prng2021 2y ago
Lina Khan is our modern day superhero. She may be losing most of her lawsuits against big tech, but she has clearly struck fear in stakeholders on both sides of every tech acquisition.
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by prng2021 2y ago
Huh? We're talking about hypotheticals here. You're saying availability is clearly more important than data integrity. I'm saying that if a buggy kernel loadable module allowed systems to keep on running as if nothing was wro
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by prng2021 2y ago
What is the importance of data integrity? If important pre-op data/instructions are missing or gets saved on the wrong patient record which causes botched surgeries, if there are misprescribed post-op medications, if there is huge con
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by prng2021 2y ago
Availability of a system that can’t ensure data integrity seems equally bad though.
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by prng2021 2y ago
Have you ever worked for a company larger than a 3 person startup? When you work at a company with hundreds of thousands of people, how can you “easily” move data into cold storage without destroying employee productivity? Don’t be hand w
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by prng2021 2y ago
Whether you’re talking about enterprise file storage, email, or chat messaging software, they all have APIs and/or admin user interface to allow retrieving any and all data to support eDiscovery.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I just did some quick research on these IDs. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like each user account would be tied to one device. It also seems like the user, at least on Apple devices, has to opt into advertising tracking in ord
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by prng2021 2y ago
The article explains a $600B gap in AI revenue expectations vs actuals. Rather than addressing that, you're posting about some dietician you know who worries their job will get replaced, as if it has any relevance whatsoever to the
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Proton launches its own version of Google Docs(engadget.com)
361 points by prng2021 2y ago|247 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
You're not the intended audience. You can read the cliff notes on Engadget later.
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by prng2021 2y ago
Not that hard if he's just trying to create something smarter than himself. I'd say we're there.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I love the idea but I think they really need integrations to make this useful. They need connectors to cloud storage and other SaaS apps. No one wants to manually monitor a Box/Google Drive/One Drive folder for new or updated docu
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by prng2021 2y ago
I'm not following. Are you implying that malware can't infect data and remain undetected?
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by prng2021 2y ago
Thanks, those are great points. After more thought, I somewhat agree I was overweighing the value of visualizing things in my mind. I don't know if there are people out there that can actually conjure tastes of food as part of rememb
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by prng2021 2y ago
Based on the article and the comments here, it sounds like the way you remember things must be missing a lot of details. I'm speculating here because I just saw a movie today at a theater and I can playback scenes in my mind. I can cer
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by prng2021 2y ago
Ah, I see. I’d be interested to see a study on that. I find it hard to believe it would make such a stark difference but it’s possible.
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by prng2021 2y ago
And what makes you so confident that all those people are using different prompt styles when comparing models? You think most people don’t even understand the bare basics of how to compare two products?
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by prng2021 2y ago
I used to distinguish investing from gambling, but I view them as the same thing now. Many are just chasing meme stocks at this point whether they’re labeled as such or not. Apple makes more profit in a year than NVIDIA’s forecasted top lin
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Elon Musk claims Optimus robots could make Tesla a $25T company(cnbc.com)
12 points by prng2021 2y ago|8 comments
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Intel is trucking a 916k-pound 'Super Load' across Ohio to its new fab(tomshardware.com)
248 points by prng2021 2y ago|236 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
Looks very promising, congrats! I would remove the claim on the “Why Teo?” doc page that claims Teo is “Bug Free”. That’s an outrageous and impossible to achieve claim that turns people off.
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by prng2021 2y ago
You can use both search methods by using hybrid search. Here’s an implementation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/hybrid-search...
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by prng2021 2y ago
I think everyone knows that Apple and MS provide a lot more value to their lives and the companies they work for than NVIDIA does. The problem is every tech company and countless startups have promised a very near term revolution to life on
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by prng2021 2y ago
Nvidia’s founder isn’t a fortune teller. He didn’t create his company to become the world leader in running AI workloads. CUDA has been around for a long time and it didn’t give them any significant advantage over AMD. If generative AI hadn
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by prng2021 2y ago
I haven’t used Windows in over a decade and hate it but if you think Windows is not widely accepted for desktop users on planet Earth while Linux is, you live in an alternate reality.

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