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by rdsubhas 4mo ago
IMHO, It's not the oneshotting. It's the "starting from empty slate" greenfield that's the real problem. We used to make fun of Engineers who follow a README on a framework, test it on an empty project, and say &quo
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by rdsubhas 4mo ago
I love AI and use it every day. But comparing it to PC/internet/manufacturing/etc is IMHO not the right comparison. Technology revolutions like PC, internet, smartphones, communication, etc – unfolded in this way: They create
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by rdsubhas 4mo ago
As per stats in other comments, it is frontier, not close to frontier.
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by rdsubhas 4mo ago
Cool project! Just one thing: It says "ultra low" power. But ultra low is not necessarily the same as battery powered, which itself doesn't necessarily mean coin-cell battery powered. My experience with wifi modules I've
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by rdsubhas 4mo ago
> I know this is a AI generated post, talking about an AI generated app. So next I'm expecting the AI agent deleted our prod database posts. This is like the new racism, just call something that you don't like or want to denigr
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by rdsubhas 6mo ago
That's subjective and I would be more comfortable if that's called as Recommended memory, not Minimum memory. Minimum memory as in this change sets a completely different expectation.
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by rdsubhas 6mo ago
Blame brain dead product managers who merely want to hoist their poor quality yearly performance review slop on something existing that carries SEO/SEM value. Most of the time, these piggy backers only pull down the value of what they&
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by rdsubhas 6mo ago
Would be nice to know if it includes Github Copilot. I can't understand how to interpret "Copilot branded apps".
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by rdsubhas 7mo ago
> costs nothing 1. for other businesses and jobs though, people staying at home costs a lot. one can call it a polarizing option. 2. these kind of jobs are likely prime candidates for AI already.
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by rdsubhas 8mo ago
> Interest rates are relatively high compared to what they were several years ago. And compared to last 50 years, Interest rates are still WAY lower, and unemployment is still WAY higher. Make no mistake: Sure, the "curve" of u
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by rdsubhas 8mo ago
So I guess the same situation as with Google Gemini.
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by rdsubhas 8mo ago
The article was great — for solopreneurs. There are things that humans have to unfortunately do when working as a group of people. That's why we became the alpha predator. Not because we were the strongest ape. That includes: - Filling
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by rdsubhas 8mo ago
It's likely that, the Support Contact Rate (and potentially legal contact rate if the phone gets fully bricked and unable to make basic phone calls) is higher than the cost of just pushing the certificate. I'd assume the legal hou
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by rdsubhas 8mo ago
More likely that, the Support Contact Rate (and potentially legal contact rate if the phone gets fully bricked and unable to make basic phone calls) is higher than the cost of just pushing the certificate.
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by rdsubhas 9mo ago
B2C Windows has no growth for year after earnings reports. No growth == It's already Dead. It's now hanging on as slightly useful guinea pigs for B2B. There is no point trying to actively compete in a market for guinea pigs. MS ha
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by rdsubhas 9mo ago
> various "benchmarks" JpegXL seems just be flat out better than WebP The decode speed benchmarks are misleading. WebP has been hardware accelerated since 2013 in Android and 2020 in Apple devices. Due to existing hardware capa
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
Huh? This is the least LLM writing style I've encountered. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
Interesting. I assumed all VPNs switched to IPv6 by now, making detection much harder.
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
The way this article is written, saying "tech boss" implies de-facto boss of the home and the child's behavior, is flat and silly. Both parents are bosses of the home. If one parent does not co-operate to limit social media —
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
20 years ago, I used to consult with Fortune 500 companies that run Oracle and IBM products (web servers and Java frameworks). These are distributed as enterprise binaries. It's common to face _at least_ one or two weird errors in prod
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
Ask the models to create vector SVGs and you'll understand how far off they are on shapes.
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
Google Account. Not Youtube account.
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by rdsubhas 10mo ago
The discourse around AGI feels a lot like what happened with FSD: "If you can't make it, just change the definition" My assumption is AGI will be redefined in a way that it's reached.
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
> Based on what? Internet did not have enough devices to reach people. At the height of 2002 only a fraction of people worldwide had an already expensive computer and an internet to go with it. I ran a e-commerce startup from 2005-2010.
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
Thank you EFF.
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
There is no craziness here. It's a "Value rotation". Sell high, buy low, repeat. Capture a higher rate of return. OpenAI just completed separating it's non-profit and for-profit restructuring: https://www.cnbc
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
Only time will tell if it ends like: "to avoid someone else shooting us, let's shoot ourselves". Dedicated consortiums like CNCF, USB Implementers Forum, Alliance for Open Media, IETF, etc are more qualified at moving a stand
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
The proportion of the utilities involved are a fraction of 1.4T.
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by rdsubhas 11mo ago
A few more steps (<< post-covid << covid << zero interest-rate << ...) to understand that there is no reliable baseline for this use case. This subset is not perfect, but good enough.
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Node.js v25.0.0 Released(nodejs.org)
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