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by siva7 1y ago
I assume you will need to do a Blockchain Iris scan from his other company in order to prove your Age and Identity.
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by siva7 1y ago
You have to pay some respect to sama. Imagine this move done by Google, Meta, Amazon or Microsoft: It won't happen.
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by siva7 1y ago
I fell into this trap often enough even though i knew this anti-pattern. Doing a startup, you have to resist writing code like you would as a proud engineer. If the code is quick and dirty, you're doing it right.
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by siva7 1y ago
Oh nice, so i'm sure he is defending our freedom by living in France as a french citizen like the rest of us where freedom of speech actually exists fur russian guys like him? But i forgot, he chose instead just another dictatorship in
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by siva7 1y ago
No, it isn't. There are factual errors in his tweet like others pointed out.
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by siva7 1y ago
Pavel can't be trusted in any way. Russia is at war with Europe, russians are living in a bloody dictatorship and there is zero freedom of speech in Russia. Yet his tweet is only about western democracies in Europe - exactly what you w
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by siva7 1y ago
We are past the point to be able to understand what's going on. IT is now truly like medicine: We just do experiments on those AI Models (humans) and formulate from these observations theories how they might work, but in most cases we
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by siva7 1y ago
probably because its ip is coming from googles own subnet
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by siva7 1y ago
This is something i'm currently working on as a commercial solution - the whole codebase sits in a special context window controlled by agents. No need for classic SCM.
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by siva7 1y ago
Not to dismiss your claims but the profession is tightly regulated in every developed country in the world. So even if there was an oversupply of doctors in your country, the high bar to getting licensed ( med school and afterwards speciali
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by siva7 1y ago
This feels like a fever dream. As a developer everything changes every week. A new model, a new tool, a new sdk, paradigm we have to learn. I'm getting tired of all that shit.
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by siva7 1y ago
It's usually more helpful to base decisions on actual studies instead of random anecdotes where you have zero verifiable background information about the patient cases.
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by siva7 1y ago
They are excuses and i had the same for a long time. Part of the reason for these delays are also the symptoms of the disorder which impairs functions responsible to be able to make changes.
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by siva7 1y ago
That's a classic pattern in adult ADHD. I had the same issue. Getting help is sometimes the most difficult step and it can change your life (and those of your loved ones) for the better.
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by siva7 1y ago
Let me tell you, i had the same fear like you once in my life. Getting diagnosed and on the right medication (which takes time to identify as it is a spectrum disorder) changed my life. The meds are formulated in a way which usually doesn&#
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by siva7 1y ago
That's true for any medication that treats symptoms (majority of all meds) and where there is no known cure for the underlying issue - in this case a neurochemical imbalance. The medication helps you to get a more neurotypical balance
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by siva7 1y ago
> Procrastinators often follow exactly the wrong tack. They try to minimize their commitments, assuming that if they have only a few things to do, they will quit procrastinating and get them done. But this goes contrary to the basic natu
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by siva7 1y ago
I'll address something else: Fomo is usually a symptom of an underlying deeper issue. Long before Anthropic/Openai, we had these same posts about people desperately wanting to get into Google. They got unhealthy obsessed about thi
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by siva7 1y ago
so this is what claude code 2 uses under the hood? at least i got the impression it stays much better on track than the old version
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by siva7 1y ago
> This, says Dr Balmain, suggests that 80-90% of carcinogens which people are exposed to may not induce mutations. Tell me the 10% of which are dangerous so that i can avoid them
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by siva7 1y ago
The only people talking all the time about AI bubble are those on HN. I seriously wonder how this place got so huge in the valley.
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by siva7 1y ago
Not really. Those teens use Microsoft products, not google ones because that's what schools provide
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by siva7 1y ago
You write like that's a bad thing. What's with the negativity here..
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by siva7 1y ago
Does 4.5 still answer everything with "You're absolutely right!" or is it now able to communicate like a real programmer?
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by siva7 1y ago
They have hundred millions of paying subscribers, that kind of commercial success you could not even dream of when search engines and ads became a thing. Yet it's not enough. This tells me no matter what happens, even if those tech beh
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by siva7 1y ago
Ah.. the day OpenAI turned into an Ad company. We all knew it would happen someday.
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by siva7 1y ago
It could be more that those hanging around on wedding planning forums aren't really representative of the younger generation. If it's a wish of the couple, they should clearly communicate this on the invitation.
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by siva7 1y ago
There are lots of young people who have some conception and respect of privacy and there are people who haven't. That's not a generational thing.. It's just that those without awareness of boundaries have now all the tech tha
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by siva7 1y ago
Such PR's shouldn't be the norm but the exception. What happens way more often is that such refactoring happen in addition to other criteria on the same PR. In high-functioning teams i've worked this is usually done as a sepa
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by siva7 1y ago
I've met thousands of developers over my career and i could put them into two categories: those who don't give a shit about intermediate commit messages (majority) and those who browse every single intermediate commit message in a

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