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by siva7 11mo ago
what's their business model now?
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by siva7 11mo ago
remaining ad-less isn't a competitive advantage for google.. advertisers want the use the best medium available to reach customers and clearly ai chatbots are better suited for that than the old web of google search. openai has reached
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by siva7 11mo ago
what happened after the pilgrims were helped by those nice people?
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by siva7 11mo ago
Did it ever occur to her that he wanted a child with his wife? That he loved his wife - even though not romantically? And still had a happy life as a father of her? The author seems to have many misconceptions about gay people..
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by siva7 11mo ago
Imagine growing up as a foster child because your parents failed a pseudo-scientific biased psychology exam mandated by danish government to test parenting abilities. Another chapter on the dark side of psychology history. I hope Denmark wi
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by siva7 11mo ago
It's disheartening. I got a colleague, very senior, who dislikes AI for a myriad of reasons and doesn't want to adapt if not forced by mgmt. I feel from 2022-2024 the majority of my colleagues were in this camp - either afraid fro
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by siva7 11mo ago
This is the most important observation. I'm getting so many workshop invitations from my corporate colleagues about AI and agents. What most people don't get that these clever patterns they "invented" will be obsolete ne
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by siva7 11mo ago
If they really deliver a model that can track and describe existing images / videos well that would be a huge breakthrough. There are many extremely useful cases in med, law, surveillance, software and so on. Their competition sucks at
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by siva7 11mo ago
Wait, they pay 200k as a swedish company to staff? Can someone inside confirm?
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by siva7 11mo ago
Thanks, thought i was the only one not getting what the extension is useful for (which i couldn't do easier over the cli)
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by siva7 11mo ago
That's the technical reason - the other is strategic and more important: Who controls the app controls the companies depending on it.
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by siva7 11mo ago
I have my own private benchmarks for reasoning capabilities on complex problems and i test them against SOTA models regularly (professional cases from law and medicine). Anthropic (Sonnet 4.5 Extended Thinking) and OpenAI (Pro Models) get
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by siva7 11mo ago
> I wonder why that is. That's because coding is currently the only reliable benchmark where reasoning capabilities transfer to predict capabilities for other professions like law. Coding is the only area where they are shy to rele
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by siva7 11mo ago
I have a few secret prompts to test complex reasoning capabilities of new models (in law and medicine). Gemini (2.5 pro) is by a wide margin behind Anthropic (sonnet 4.5 basic thinking) and Openai (pro model) on my own benchmark and I trust
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by siva7 11mo ago
True, but it's like with needles for some people. Even if you know that pain is just quick and harmless, your brain will act like you're in live danger.
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by siva7 11mo ago
This piece is missing something important: Pain of letting go. Especially if you're sensitive to pain, you will be sensitive of letting go.
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by siva7 11mo ago
Those redirects would crash Azure, i'm betting a grand
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by siva7 11mo ago
It's not that you make more money with subscriptions. It's because you make some money to survive at all if you're not a big company. People who run a small business understand this.
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by siva7 1y ago
This looks more like a collab note-taking app. Don't know about code since i don't code anymore inside an editor but for collab things who knows
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by siva7 1y ago
Boy i hate gpt 5.1 already only looking at those examples.
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by siva7 1y ago
That's the equivalent of a performative male, so better call it performative model behaviour.
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by siva7 1y ago
> it is exactly a researcher's purpose to do the risky things that may not work Maybe at university, but not at a trillion dollar company. That job as chief scientist is leading risky things that will work to please the shareholders
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by siva7 1y ago
Zuck is a business guy, understandable that this isn't going to fly with him
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by siva7 1y ago
They have a magic supply chain that is unaffected by the broader world which is one of the reasons why Tim Apple was chosen by Steve Jobs as his successor.
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by siva7 1y ago
Germany can be a leader in Green AI or emission neutral Chatbots.
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by siva7 1y ago
Matches my experience. 2 page resume is standard for senior careers, everything below should be 1 page. The reason is simple: I'm evaluating if you are able to summarize the most important points for how you're fitting into this r
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by siva7 1y ago
TDD failed because it was sold as a method on how to write better tests yet in reality it was a very challenging skill to learn on how to write software that involved a fundamental change in how you approached requirements engineering, soft
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by siva7 1y ago
You're severely overthinking. The Code isn't important. It's what you build with it that people care about.
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by siva7 1y ago
Think of it like software development. That art form also deceased due to AI. Remember the famous painters and hackers essay? It's not more relevant.
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by siva7 1y ago
I can't even imagine how you would go on with this name if you're living in europe as it guarantees instant recognition almost anywhere.

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