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by sigmarule 2y ago
A world in which this is true is likely still a world where presidents should not be conducting puppet shows.
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by sigmarule 2y ago
If it turns out that CISA analysts were truly told verbally to no longer focus or report on Russian threats, and if you assume this was done under Trump's direction or to align with his intent, would would your thoughts be? I'm no
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by sigmarule 2y ago
Okay, a video attributing fault of the UA crisis to the West. Which of the options I listed are you attempting to back with this source, or put another way, which of my implied claims does this counter? Help me see the relevance. If we rewi
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by sigmarule 2y ago
Presumably one of the issues being discussed here, such as mitigating the effects of Russia's wildly successful manipulation campaigns that have resulted in both US policy and cultural shifts in favor of Russian interests. To skip some
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by sigmarule 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what sources of information do you trust more than AP and Reuters?
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by sigmarule 2y ago
To say the same thing as everyone else, but in a different way: let's say Washington turned out to be some form of benevolent vampire, and was able to live through all of America's lifetime from 1776 to today; do you think he woul
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by sigmarule 2y ago
I'm always cautious about saying something like this for fear of sounding hyperbolic. But good lord, watching this video right after reading about the administration's change in stance on Russian cyber threats [1] really chips awa
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by sigmarule 2y ago
Perhaps this has a similar explanation as the observation that universities and higher education seem to be politically one-sided.
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by sigmarule 2y ago
It's not very different from documentation, except it's not used for learning but rather immediate application, i.e. it's something you must include with each prompt/interaction (and likely need a way to determine which
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by sigmarule 2y ago
Genuine question: how hard have you tried to find a good reason?
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by sigmarule 2y ago
My perspective is that if you are unable to find ways to improve your own workflows, productivity, output quality, or any other meaningful metric using the current SOTA LLM models, you should consider the possibility that it is a personal f
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by sigmarule 2y ago
This could very well prove to be the case in software engineering, but also could very well not; what is the equivalent of "larger sets" in our domain, and is that something that is even preferable to begin with? Should we build l
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by sigmarule 2y ago
This is awesome. It's very similar to something I've been wanting to make just for my own personal use, but better. Is the source currently available, I'd love to mess around.
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by sigmarule 3y ago
Are you serious, man? You edited your comment, twice. We both know your comment did not include "(cofounder)", but did include unnecessary jabs at your your competitor ("this makes me lose all faith in our credibility.")
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by sigmarule 3y ago
Don't apologize for using a theme for your landing page. And don't apologize to a competitor who is throwing shade and linking to their competing product.
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by sigmarule 3y ago
In all honesty, don't. Seriously, this is bad advice. Nobody is going to visit your website and say "woah, this looks like Attio's website - I'm out!" with, evidently, the exception of a few folks from Attio. The we
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by sigmarule 3y ago
I think the answer is no but just to be sure: are you able to trigger step executions programmatically from within a step, even if you can't await their results? Related, but separately: can you trigger a variable number of task execut