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by ratg13 4y ago
You can’t replace devs with LLMs because someone that knows what they are doing still needs to put it all together. You can only make employees more productive.. this in turn could, in theory, lessen the need for developers in the long run,
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by ratg13 4y ago
Then perhaps it’s worth it to pay one dollar for the convenience? I bet Amazon is still losing money on this, but it’s just losing less money now. If they had introduced the service at one dollar everyone would be cheering.
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by ratg13 4y ago
You misunderstand the function of the credits. The credits are to help you get your infrastructure built with less cost. This allows you to try things and get things set up the way you want. Servers shouldn’t be running all the time .. you
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by ratg13 4y ago
Before I gave up on Galaxy phones I wouldn’t even use the wireless charging because of how hot the phone would get.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Considering there are over half a million texts, can you really expect a researcher to be familiar with all of them?
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by ratg13 4y ago
Is invested or has invested? I know they were dumping a ton of cash into software to try and catch Tesla in FSD, but it remains to be seen whether any of that is a good investment at the moment.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Movies, comics, books, sci-fi Everyone has been primed to accept AI as an intelligent companion, not a talking search engine.
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by ratg13 4y ago
ChatGPT can keep some state for you, but there is a limit to the amount of tokens you can keep going in an instance. It’s enough to keep a todo list going, it’s not enough to make it your friend / coworker If you built what you were de
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by ratg13 4y ago
> a personal AI assistant to act as a second brain, and help me prioritize and remember things with human intuition Everyone wants this, but this is not the product. The current AI offerings are information in --> information out. It
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Post Account Takeover? Account Takeover of Internal Tesla Accounts(medium.com)
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by ratg13 4y ago
Steinbeck wrote East of Eden basically on this theme about the people in this area.. and that was published 75 years ago.
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by ratg13 4y ago
I think you are referring to Ask Jeeves / (today: ask.com) https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2002/nov/26/internetn...
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by ratg13 4y ago
Not comparing yourself to others. Being grateful and appreciating everything each day brings. Rinse and repeat.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Can you give an example of a violent criminal act done to further ideological goals where the goal is not to spread terror?
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by ratg13 4y ago
The guy started as a 12yo just making up stuff online .. then continued to just make stuff up for almost a decade. The only thing he managed to do was to convince people that scots isn’t a real language. Why would you give him a scholarshi
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by ratg13 4y ago
Once you get rich or in politics, healthcare is no longer a problem, so you don’t see it. Even this thread is full of Americans trying to tell other Americans that the US system is “better” than Europe
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by ratg13 4y ago
Healthcare in the US can be higher quality, but you never know what you’re going to pay for it. When I was starting my career, I had to go to an ER that was out of network, I checked with my insurance and they said they would cover it. The
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by ratg13 4y ago
The author seems to be of the opinion that AI should not be given to the general public and be kept in some sort of walled garden with tightly controlled supervised access. I can't help but wonder how much time he thinks can realistica
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by ratg13 4y ago
I think it’s more interesting that they track this. I’d be more interested to see the other stats.. How much code is AI generated and then modified. How much modification is typically needed. How often suggestions are not used/abandone
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by ratg13 4y ago
You literally described the whole point of diversifying and spun it into a negative. It’s hard to tell if you’re just being ignorant or deliberately trying to spread FUD.
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by ratg13 4y ago
I can only imagine that bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have somehow given people the impression that laws and taxes are optional. I mean, they are optional, if you are thief or criminal, but perhaps I've given the answer away.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Thanks for your comment. I truly had no idea. This was very informative and changes my views on a few things.
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by ratg13 4y ago
I think they need a better definition of what 'long covid' is .. and even in the article they even also refer to 'severe long covid' .. and that these could get better after 7 months? I know it took me about a year and a
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by ratg13 4y ago
> I know these timeouts are a policy decision to keep people from posting angry things You assume this is the case, but really it's likely more just to prevent people from trying to dominate the conversation. There's not that
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by ratg13 4y ago
E2E encryption only protects the data while it is in transmission. If there is a breach, all of your data is accessible because it is decrypted at the endpoint.
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by ratg13 4y ago
While learning ansible is great, it’s easy enough just to put your configuration in cloud-init. I don’t think there is a VPS provider that doesn’t use it.
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by ratg13 4y ago
I feel like I’ve never met a single person not running a dedicated Plex machine. I also wonder if having a dedicated machine would have avoided this.
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by ratg13 4y ago
They can also get the pin through fake keypads. PINs could be bluetoothed to the attacker. The main problem here is not requiring proof of the card for each transaction. This is mostly all on the bank.
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by ratg13 4y ago
The problems you describe are working around problems that humans have created. If you let the AI both create the API and use it, you can avoid the problems humans create.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Very curious how Matt Hancock’s messages got leaked .. pegasus maybe?

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