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by sumedh 8mo ago
By that definition companies should just employ children because they are cheap.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> against everyone. "Yes", "Yes, sir". The Indian manager has the power to fire that employee, finding another job is difficult, so from the employee's perspective it's safe to just say yes.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> then people change jobs even when green card processing is throught the stages. Finding employers who will sponsor is not easy so the employees are essentially locked to the sponsoring company, dont complain too much.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Its the same in Australia. Australian universities make billions and lobby the government to import students from developing countries, the agents of these universities tell the students that getting jobs and a permanent resident visa is ea
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> made its way into Google docs Google didnt make it though, they bought a startup which did it and integrated their tech.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Maybe they can use AI to figure out which ones are actually useful and which ones are not.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> I think codex is just way better Codex was super slow till 5.2 codex. Claude models were noticeably faster.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
What is the definition of a true programmer. Maybe the age of programmers is over and this is the age of builders.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> Where our platforms are controlled by power hungry megacorporations and our software is over-engineered garbage. So similar to IBM in the 80s. Time for a scrappy little startup to disrupt the industry.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Its good from a marketing perspective though, steal the thunder of your competitor.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Can you share your prompts?
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> They should design their own hardware They made a deal with Cerebras for fast inference.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
The AI labs tell their partners when the models are coming out, the partners might be sharing the news with their sources in other AI labs.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> Some developers say 3-4 seconds are important to them, others don't. Wasnt GTA 5 famous for very long start up time and turns out there some bug which some random developer/gamer found out and gave them a fix? Most Gamers did
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Sentry provides a MCP server where your LLM can call the Sentry MCP and answer questions like number of crashes in the last X days etc. The LLM gets the data from Sentry using Sentry MCP.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> I was expecting is that it would pull up the KJV using the results returned from the wiki_source_search Did you tell it to do that?
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by sumedh 9mo ago
Which Gpt model and reasoning level did you use in Codex and Amp? Generally I have noticed Gpt 5.2 codex is slower compared to Sonnet 4.5 in Claude Code.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
This works: $ZAI_ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=xxx $ZAI_ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=xxx alias "claude-zai"="ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=$ZAI_ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=$ZAI_ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN claude" Then you can run `cla
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by sumedh 9mo ago
ok but the real world does not work like that.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
You can still test it for accuracy?
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> consider a scummy way to make money. How should Chatgpt survive then?
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> It's just maddening to me because this technology could be so much more useful for purposes way beyond advertising. AI is a perfect technology for Ads though. Instead of me wasting time reviewing multiple products for my use case,
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> You can't attract world-class talent in research with a culture built around paranoid secrecy. Would giving more money/shares help?
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> Challenge the law in court Do the courts in Italy work or do they do what the govt wants them to do.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> but it obviously doesn't make sense if you think about it for more than five seconds. Maduro would disagree.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
Its faster and the coding models before 5.2 for me did not work at all. Claude models have been reliable since 3.5
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by sumedh 9mo ago
I dont think WSJ makes money from subscription fees, ads keep the lights on for journalism.
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by sumedh 9mo ago
Try using Warp
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by sumedh 9mo ago
Scroll down
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by sumedh 9mo ago
> the world between the Cold War and the War on Terror. Wasnt US involved in Iraq and Bosnia? ( I dont want to google it) > When the USSR existed as a counter to the US The new counter is China, the US seems to be taking AI seriously

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