siva7

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   by siva7 1y ago

   Still remember that marketplace from Openai, the gpt store for Chatgpt? They had zero quality control for the apps. They had millions of gpt "apps", 99.99% of them complete garbage. Vibe coding Apps has become so easy nowadays tha
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   by siva7 1y ago

   This is about those aged over 100, not 110 which is a completely different ballpark... Besides that, all my relatives lived close to 100 and they certainly hadn't a healthy lifestyle nor are they japanese nor had they access to the cur
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   by siva7 1y ago

   Let's ask the obvious question: Is there any hard evidence that subagent flows give actual developers better experience than just using CC without?
4. 454.▲
   by siva7 1y ago

   It's resume driven development
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   by siva7 1y ago

   Then check the news again. They already admitted that due to bugs model output was degraded for over a month
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   by siva7 1y ago

   Now we see where these ai foundation companies are heading. They are literally building the next operating system to replace the old gatekeepers, similarly like netscape tried to do with microsoft in the 90's
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   by siva7 1y ago

   There is enough talent willing to work there as there is no competition for them
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   by siva7 1y ago

   ASML is Europes most important tech company so this is for sure also a political move.
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   by siva7 1y ago

   So it's stored on their server? I don't get why they can't simply store it safely on the apple or google user cloud like every other messaging app
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Not about your specific context, but this contradiction has a name: Dilbert Principle
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I think many long-time managers can recall some time were they really just put up busywork for them to not have to deal with that team member. It's not the best solution but sometimes it eases political conflicts.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Spoken like from someone who never managed teams. There may be valid complaints but there may be also just difficult characters. To answer the original question: It's a bit like in romantic relationships. Trying to change personalities
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    by siva7 1y ago

    How to destroy your competition. Love it. Also why i dislike AWS. Zero interest to protect their SMB customers from surprise bills. Azure isn't much better but at least they got a few more protections in place.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I thought i was the only one experiencing this slowness. I can't comprehend why something called gpt mini is actually slower than their non-mini counterpart.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > Sure, knowing CAP theorem does not imply you are a good engineer, but being a good engineer DOES imply you know CAP theorem. Eh, no it doesn't? I guess it's one of those questions - what makes a good software engineer - that
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Thanks for mentioning star method. Didn't know about it yet.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    If such platforms are the result of what facebook is today, it's not exactly an advertisement for these products.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    This is one of the best linked articles about ADHD i've seen on HN. Especially because it gets quickly to the most important point which often times is still neglected: > The first-line treatment for ADHD is stimulants. Everything e
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Is this guy aware that these countries have fought a bloody war not long ago around land issues? Probably not the ones you wanna joke around.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    We don't have to speculate on this. PISA research has described that effective teachers should adapt their teaching and also why a system like in Romania is a bad idea for the society (except for the elites). It is the second poorest c
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    by siva7 1y ago

    > Peter Turchin has developed a mathematical model to predict the collapse of a society and one of the main factors is an over-supply of graduates (or elites). I know i will get downvoted for this but i feel HN is losing its intellectual
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    by siva7 1y ago

    I feel like the text font of that linked website makes a better user interface font than that of Nokia.
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Unfortunately brainpower isn't the deciding factor if someone will turn out to be the one doing good things for humanity
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Oh I can't wait to get friend suggestions for random people from my camera roll and vice versa. Meta literally creating a social graph of all people you ever captured. Three letter agencies secretly leaching metas network cable for thi
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    by siva7 1y ago

    What did you flunk? There was no interview in both cases..
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    by siva7 1y ago

    You know the difference between doctors and programmers? One have a regulated profession and lobby, the other have neither. Actually, all the other have is the richest amount of open training data for ai companies among all professions (and
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    by siva7 1y ago

    So 99% of all jobs
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Oh he is understanding the abuse perfectly
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    by siva7 1y ago

    It's easy to criticize that part but his last sentence is spot on: the creative it minds from those countries tend to migrate to places that match their entrepreneurial personality better and those usually won't be China or India
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    by siva7 1y ago

    Thanks for working on pydantic-ai. I digged up the issue - it seems to have been fixed with the recent releases related to how strictness is handled.