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   by siva7 1y ago

   Reads like from another time, a better time when not everything was ruled by tech and ai.
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   by siva7 1y ago

   > It’s like girls in dating. They say they want a sensitive guy, but end up getting married to the jock with the big muscles. Those getting married to the jock never said they just want a sensitive guy. Some value big muscles more than o
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   by siva7 1y ago

   Berghain doesn't cater to world-famous djs for various reasons. The visitors are usually enthusiasts (like many are in the berlin club scene) but from my experience the Berghain community and culture is much less about a lineup than in
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   by siva7 1y ago

   If they can prove that ChatGPT has intent to kill someone we can conclude AGI.
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   by siva7 1y ago

   DNA is good - but it's a club for the actual artist and music to go - and less as a place to hang out on a random night
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   by siva7 1y ago

   wait... so you can't use openai models for educational content? so they can kick out any competi.. ehm company they don't like as this list is quite... extensive?
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   by siva7 1y ago

   Don't confuse this list with actually very popular djs. Many clubs in this list host mostly resident and local djs (like Berghain as the club name/culture is the main reason people go there, not the lineup) instead of popular tour
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   by siva7 1y ago

   I doubt his claims as i use chatgpt everyday heavily for medical advice (my profession) and it's responding differently now than before.
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   by siva7 1y ago

   There are millions of medical doctors and lawyers using chatgpt for work everyday - good news that from now on only those licensed professionals are allowed to use chatgpt for law and medicine. It's already the case that only licensed
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    by siva7 1y ago

    How detached can top management be from Reality? This move would only make sense if you are the top tier car manufacturer and not if you are just a distant third nobody cares about anymore.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Try it and you will see why ;) This is a classic beginner mistake. In most cases, you are not only reviewing the card but also trying to learn something new in a random nonsensical order which you haven't mastered yet - that doesn&#x27
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > Making an existing API slow can be easily accomplished combining mock’s Base APIs and the delay option. Ah, it's the "billable hours" variable.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I use Gemini over web app and mobile app. Both are very unreliable. Anthropic and openai don't have more resources than google but still get it right most of the time - the quality of product development is not even in a similar league
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Try Gemini to see how bad it can really get. Most of the time 2.5 pro requests fail for unknown reasons over the App. Claude and Chatgpt are way more reliable.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    auth services are down
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    by siva7 1y ago

    ouch... but it's true.
17. 377.▲
    by siva7 1y ago

    Alright, so we got the confirmation sama reads all our chats.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Have to agree on this one. That has nothing to do with aging at 27 but it's the easy explanation for some people to not dig deeper.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    On the contrary, parents comment is to me the professional variant if there is no other agreement. Every modern Code Management Platform has a distinct feature to mark a review as blocking or non-blocking, so it should be understood and com
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Good Points. The most important consideration from my experience having worked with more than 40 teams: "Code review is not the time for you to impose your personal taste on a colleague." There are always many acceptable ways ho
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I strongly disagree on this one. The CI pipeline has to be the single source of truth. Your approach is a step back to the times of "but it works on my machine".
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Next level misogyny a la google :)
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Boy, that should not be the concern of the end user (developer) but those implementing RAG solutions as a service at Amazon, Microsoft, Openai and so on.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    MCPs aren't deterministic...
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > Do these actually work well at all once you step outside of the basic smoketest use cases? Excellent question... no, beyond basic kindergarten stuff playwright (with AI) falls quickly apart. Have some OAuth? Good luck configuring playw
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I recently browsed engineering job ads at x.ai where they looked for experienced software developers as data labelers for about 60 bucks / hour - so they work on replacing their own profession for a low pay. Funny times.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > There are two models for giving organs. The first, common in Europe, relies on “presumed consent.” Unless you explicitly opt out, your healthy organs belong to society, and you need special permission to be buried with them. What? Not
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > 'Initially, our compatriot was promised a modelling job in Thailand—she received the offer through an unknown Telegram channel and decided to go.' Poor thing. The world is cruel.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    It feels like every week these companies release some new product that feels very similar to what they released a week before. Can the employees at Anthropic even tell themselves what the difference is?
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    by siva7 1y ago

    If so, it's a clever strategic move as they know that most of their competition will struggle to allow such a policy because they can't move so fast on such morally loaded topics like OAI.