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by siva7 2y ago
DevOps has different meanings to different organizations. Just by skimming over the comments here the problem becomes obvious. For some it is basically a platform integration team that assist product teams for what they call devops, for oth
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by siva7 2y ago
> Just give me a list of prioritised tasks. The role of a modern Software developer is changing and Scrum is accommodating that fact. If you just want a task list, start coding and be left alone, that's fine, then you should look ou
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by siva7 2y ago
It bugs me that all we are seeing in the vc-backed startup scene seems to be ai infrastructure startups. We got something close to ai and all people come up with is they want to be the next ai marketplace store or the millionth infrastructu
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by siva7 2y ago
Reminds me how the telegram founder boasted how talented his team is as only one developer was responsible for writing the mobile client. Turns out that client was riddled with bugs that displayed messages to the wrong user. A mobile chat a
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by siva7 2y ago
Hopefully that "engineer" gets exposed so we all know who to never work with. There aren't many devs in the world partly responsible for the death or wrongful prosecution of over 900 people and still denying any responsibilit
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by siva7 2y ago
Not really. There isn't much that langchain is doing in this regard. The heavy lifting is already done by the original libs like from openai which they use and the rest are just wrappers around their api calls.
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by siva7 2y ago
Matches my experience as well. I tried langchain about a year ago for an app and had a pretty standard use case but even going a little bit of rail and i had to dig up layers of abstractions where it would have been much easier just using
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by siva7 2y ago
> Everyone should have been thrilled by this development! Well we had a sprint review where some "Senior Project Manager" That wasn't really affiliated with our project but was some manager higher up was mad that us openin
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by siva7 2y ago
Chargebacks by scummy customers can easily destroy a business as some providers charge up to 20$ fee alone for the chargeback in addition to the original charge. Is there a payment method that doesn't accept chargebacks on the customer
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by siva7 2y ago
> The publishers note that other red flags include extremely low pricing. This is due to the Pirate Sellers offering books in PDF format when “legitimate distributors rarely, if ever, sell their textbooks in PDF form.” That Google allege
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by siva7 2y ago
> I think part of that depth comes from the assumption that everyone who is commenting has read the article. The depth actually comes from the higher than average intelligence in this community. I can assure most don't read the arti
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by siva7 2y ago
I really think that an AI license would be the best solution, at least for school kids but ideally for everyone in a professional context. Operating an AI is very different than operating a computer as the former can cause real damage to th
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by siva7 2y ago
This is a good Idea. Unfortuntely, most people, especially yonger colleagues, don't have the money to buy a separate laptop und usually use the work laptop for private use.
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by siva7 2y ago
> "I personally like working in office because it's where I work, and then I go home and that's my home. " Well, that's not how IT nowadays works. On the assembly line, sure. But modern IT professionals usually
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by siva7 2y ago
I also get the vibe from her that she believes those employees are dumb sheep who can't decide for themselves who their lead should be.
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by siva7 2y ago
What‘s wrong with the tld? The rest i get.
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by siva7 2y ago
While obvious in retrospective, the board drama at this company for which these ex-members are partly responsible destroyed the chance that investors or executives would ever let such people take over governance again.
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by siva7 2y ago
If you compare prompts who state the LLM to be very terse you will likely notice a reduced quality of the output compared with the default (noticeable with code questions)
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by siva7 2y ago
> Screenshot prevention policies will secure against data exfiltration in the browser by blocking the ability to take screenshots on pages labeled as sensitive or protected,” This seems to be about spyware and not against individual empl
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by siva7 2y ago
> "Some of the funniest example of Google's AI Overview failing come, ironically enough, when the system doesn't realize a source online was trying to be funny. An AI answer that suggested using "1/8 cup of non-t
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by siva7 2y ago
A rare outage should cause an executive to think "let's make our own search engine index"? If for every partner outage i would go "let's do it ourselves' i would be long out of business
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by siva7 2y ago
That was true for first-generation tablets but times have changed. I own an iPad Pro from 2017 and i couldn't tell the difference between a 2024 model on first sight. It still works perfectly fine for all general tablet use cases and r
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by siva7 2y ago
This safety team is not an AI ethics team like you here at other places publishing philosophical opinion prose in academic journals which i agree is useless in a business context. Those are actual foundational AI scientists solving hard pro
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by siva7 2y ago
Maybe it could and now you got 99 new Problems. That's why more experienced decision makers won't allow this to happen.
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by siva7 2y ago
Spot on.
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by siva7 2y ago
I'm trying to imagine what the reasoning at Apple even is, like it's literal peanuts for them even if they paid all bug bounties in the world.
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by siva7 2y ago
Start a startup and see your marriage break apart
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by siva7 2y ago
That would seem like an over-engineered solution to a niche problem. Let's be honest, most of the time only a small portion of users know and care who passed away.
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by siva7 2y ago
Source: trust me bro
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by siva7 2y ago
"easily"? well, no except you're a techie.

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