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suyash
1y ago
The article is mostly wrong, companies are already not recruiting as many junior/fresh college graduates as before. If AI is doing everything but architecting (which is a false argument but let's roll with it), naturally companies
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1y ago
That has been the most annoying thing about it, so glad not paying for it anymore.
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1y ago
Can anyone share tips/insights to loose body fat so as to not gain it back?
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1y ago
It's same as calculating which stock will be hot, too many variables, too much movement in the market. Calculating from a static pitch deck, better flip a coin.
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1y ago
Or it could be a feature in the Lyft app that they said it was not the case but who believes them...
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2y ago
Haha, that's the most practical way to put it compared to the theoretical blog post.
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2y ago
This begs the question, how can we protect our private data specially given large data hacks and leaks ?
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2y ago
More of a reason for new privacy guidelines specially for big tech and AI
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2y ago
Welcome to the world of crowded apps and busy professionals. In coming future real problem would be getting people's attention, building apps is the easy bit.
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2y ago
I see your point about safety, but I think that needs to be be in the AI model than on the hardware side.
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2y ago
Robotics needs to become affordable for indie developers be able to hack them almost like Raspberry Pi projects.
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2y ago
More of a reason to stay away from that, think about it why does Gov run open source website, answer : so they can control what software is made and what it can do on the free web.
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2y ago
And before you get carried away, let's wait and see. A chinese company making claims of just open source is hard to buy, specially in era of making fake promises in the beginning.
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2y ago
OpenAI is the biggest irony, it's not even bothered with national interests, it's on a pure profit maximising goal without regard to anything else.
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2y ago
Good point without paper citation hard to trust in current day and age
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2y ago
I can feel your frustration, you must be a true literature lover. Think of it more as a narrative form of talking about your product in a relatable natural way vs listing features in a boring way.
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2y ago
Question is is this patched or the vulnerability still exists?
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2y ago
Jeep is a solid car, now it seems it's just being mismanaged badly.
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2y ago
Never loose hope, I'm assuming you are young if you're a student right now. Time is on your side, no matter where the industry goes, just flow with it, try to learn the new technologies so you're never behind others who are c
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2y ago
Here is a saying that I really think summarises "AI will replace white-collar jobs and Robotics will replace blue-collar jobs".
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2y ago
The irony doesn't end there, later in the post they say "We’re excited to share a first look at our autonomous SWE agent and how we envision these types of agents will fit into the GitHub user experience. When the product we are b
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2y ago
Would love to know how to build such a system but with a normal camera and projector if possible for creative art+tech projects!
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2y ago
Nicely done, what are the most popular use cases for this service? I guess weddings?
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2y ago
Curious question for those who pay for courses or paid in last year : What makes you pay for them when you can have any major LLM like ChatGPT teach you patiently?
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2y ago
Great analogy! As a performing magician and a big fan of the movie, I get how obsession with a craft can blur the line between reality and performance. But that line still exists. The best actors, creators, and magicians make us feel they’r
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2y ago
Where are you located and what's your ethnicity? I'm generalising this that in the United States unless you're loud mouth you'd be ignored, in Japan on the other hand total opposite.
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2y ago
Is there a way to play YouTube music and create it as a playlist using this, bonus if it can also block ads?
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Also no one wants to see a Unity Splash screen :(
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2y ago
Ah so it's a Next.js tool, because of that reason I'm out!
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2y ago
Nice work, love to know more about the technical bits: what framework did you use for 3D scene, objects? how did you handle camera movements to track the ball? What library for sound as that was a nice touch. How did you do physics? Thanks!
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