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by pzo 3y ago
Ok but genuine question why? Does in other countries payslip has any other more sensitive information than name, company and salary? Any more sensitive information than CV you attaching to recruiter?
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by pzo 3y ago
Would they also risk making convincing fake passport that has the same name as fake payslip? Not a lawyer but this probsbly could be considered a fraud.
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by pzo 3y ago
The idea would be not to store those data on server only process it and keep anonymous data or even only aggregated. Some processing maybe could be done also on the client or payslip user name masked after verifying it matches passport hol
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by pzo 3y ago
>- How do you verify that the reviews are actually from current/former employees? People who write review would have to upload recent pay slip or after when committing review provide their email at employee to receive some passcode
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by pzo 3y ago
Good point. I would even add humans brain have to process a lot of sensory input: video, audio, touch, smell, taste. And communication channel for human is very inefficient - you have to translate your thoughs to language then to audio then
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by pzo 3y ago
I wish some ideas from South East Asia taken in western countries 1. More common driving scooter + in Thailand / Vietnam / Indonesia driving scooter is very common even for teenagers + easy to find (free) parking place and doesn&#
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by pzo 3y ago
According to some rumors headset will have 2x M2/M3 chips so it will have a lot of computing platform. If they provide some dock so that headset can be used Mac mini/ultra style as desktop + VR/XR is more like a bonus then th
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by pzo 4y ago
Maybe someone then will make dart to kotlin transpiler and port whole flutter to kotlin? I seen unity framework that ported pretty much whole flutter to c#/unity
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by pzo 4y ago
There is already spec in the making: WebNN [1]. Will be interesting to see if Apple will be on board or not. [1] https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webnn-intro/
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by pzo 4y ago
4. People downplaying AI and ignoring AI completely.
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by pzo 4y ago
Even if sceptic of AI are right, the gun/trigger analogy will still apply - because in short term those still big group who will embrace AI are those people that starts pulling the triggers. They will have adventage over those that pre
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by pzo 4y ago
in the articles author says: > Safari for iOS and iPadOS supports push notifications as of version 16.4, but only for apps that were added to the Home Screen. Apple calls these Home Screen web apps This should be a good enough way to pre
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by pzo 4y ago
on desktop they are maybe not that useful but for mobile they can be occasionally useful: - ordering some food or pizza when you are just for short time in different city / country - I don't want to install some dedicated app that
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by pzo 4y ago
Good point about next generation. I guess this could be only interim solution until we automate most industries or those most essential just to at least cover bottom of maslov piramid. Living on half salary would just be to still motivate p
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by pzo 4y ago
Not sure why it got flagged but article has interesting experiment: > How about this: once your job is automated, you get an automation pension and get to relax for the rest of your life. Everyone will be praying their job is next. It wo
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by pzo 4y ago
So in those 7 decades there has been build 175 million houses. Population of usa is around 350 million. Most people probsbly also not living alone and some houses that were build before 1950 probsbly still are in use just maybe modernized.
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by pzo 4y ago
This could a big win for Microsoft (and big loose to Google and Amazon cloud). Since chatgpt has to query those plugins with http(?)request companies might move their servers to Azure to reduce latency and cost of bandwidth
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by pzo 4y ago
Agree for me it probably looks similar to situation with iphone history - first one was impressive but only when next year after that apple released app store they turned snow ball rolling into unstoppable avalanche.
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by pzo 4y ago
That's true and it's a high bar because it seems many people would expect AI to be at least as the smartest of human ever lived. However if the AI is the same smart as the most dumb human or human with mental disability would we t
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by pzo 4y ago
I recently tried lapce on my Mac and just empty editor with just one new tab was eating 70% of my CPU. I'd better IDE eat 1-2GB of ram than eat my CPU cycles. Also on their github lapce has more than 50% of open issues labeled as C-Bug
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by pzo 4y ago
It’s not about replacing all programmers. If one programmer with AI assistant can do work the same as 2 programmers then one position is redundant. Even with self driving truck if one truck driver is leading another truck behind controlled
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by pzo 4y ago
We don’t AGI for LLM to be useful. And regrading comparison with self driving car they are still improving just the bar for them is much higher. If autopilot works 99.9% if time then 1 out of 1000 drivers will die - so technology has to be
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by pzo 4y ago
The whole mobile economy pretty much started in 2008. First iPhone was released in 2007 but App Store was lunched in 2008. This changed landscape dramatically even if you consider software development. Before 2008 you were fine with writing
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by pzo 4y ago
But before iPhone there were other smartphones and before google was altavista. We might still be in altavista phase but I think even if ChatGPT won’t be a leader 5 years later, 10 years from now will look back at LLM having the same big im
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by pzo 4y ago
Most software developers are doing nothing else than generating text - code. And if you take into account only this industry it definitely had significant impact on society just within a few decades. Current AI is not good enough to replace
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by pzo 4y ago
Most iphone have only 4GB RAM (and even latest iphone 14 has only 6GB RAM). Pixel 6 has 8GB RAM. But bigger issue is on iOS still OS limits how much RAM your app can use and might kill your app.
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by pzo 4y ago
have a look at what egui creator (and his team) been doing with rerun [0] Egui seems well suited to render even tens of thousands pointcloud with wgpu backend. [0] https://www.rerun.io/
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by pzo 4y ago
OpenFrameworks[0] is quite popular for creative coding even though it's written in C++ - framework is actually pleasant to use. If you want to do some creative coding on both iOS and Android you don't have many options. If you wan
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by pzo 4y ago
This would definity create some issues if the change would be fast but also there would be some possitive side effects where it would solve few problems, e.g. if population over time decreases by 50% suddenly current real estates problems w
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by pzo 4y ago
The title is confusing and sounds like just PR. I thought they mean "Z-Wave project is Open Source now" but looks like source code is still in private github repository and you need to be a "member" to get access. What &

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