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by svaha1728 3y ago
You haven’t been part of a startup acquisition lately. The optics are intentional. The Musk management style is common in this type of acquisition.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
They’ve learned how to make castle walls in the digital age. Now you’ll have to use prompt engineering just to cancel your account.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
If you stay one place longer than 5 years you are lucky. Every 3-6 years you have to network well or ace the LeetCode for a bunch of strangers. All that stuff gets more tedious once you have kids and a home life. That’s not to say that it i
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Yup... Oppenheimer's groundbreaking work was in the physics behind black holes. Sam Altman is the black hole of Venture Capital.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
> Two malicious executables... The first one is a Hello World project... The second prints a Fibonacci sequence up to the largest element smaller than the number entered as input. That should have been the first tip off something was wro
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by svaha1728 3y ago
It's fairly obvious Microsoft is ahead of its skis trying to lock down the new market. I'm glad they aren't building self-driving cars yet. At this point I'm guessing anything in Azure Repos or private Github repositorie
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Honestly I think US management needs retraining. The Xerox PARC era has long passed, and most high functioning teams get merged or dispersed by management eager to cut costs.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
It also comes from the top. Those with capital are looking to invest in “X”. Even if I’m doing “Y” I feel the peer pressure to add “X” to it, because people will tell me my idea isn’t sustainable without it.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
If you evaluate Kagi make sure to play around with the "Personalized Results" settings. I find as a programmer, I love the ability to push blogs and resources I like up to the top of the list. You can check out the leaderboard to
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Yup. Ended up on a gravel road in Eastern Colorado due to this feature when there was a much better route to the Highway available.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Embrace, extend, and extinguish cybersecurity with AI. It's the Microsoft way.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Kagi has a simple fix for this. It’s not a hard problem to solve, they just have no incentive to solve it.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
It’s Microsoft. I’m kinda surprised it’s not ChatGPT-REPL at this point.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
I recently came across Beanie. A Python ORM for MongoDb. A pleasure to work with and integrates well with FastAPI, the tests document the code well, and at this point it’s only as complicated as it needs to be. https://github.com
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Some of this has to do with Google pushing sites like geeksforgeeks above more helpful blogs.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I?
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by svaha1728 3y ago
It's not, but let's be honest: few if any 18 years olds have what it takes to pursue an intellectual life if their parents aren't wealthy. Removing college, for the most part, will dump youth into low-wage service jobs.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Move fast and break things, including basic security. Why anyone trusts Azure that all these prompts won't eventually be leaked is beyond me. No one goes broke trusting Azure, but I'd love it if someone was held responsible. http
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Took my son to a middle school ice cream social / find your locker day today and can confirm. Lots of jocks and athletes. I grew up in the rust belt, so all the athletes I knew faded quickly after high school. Now that we live in a ni
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Microsoft really needs to split like Google and Alphabet. Having the top leadership rush full on into AI and Low Code / No Code solutions is counter to running a successful cloud business.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
After switching to Kagi, I absolutely see this as Google intentionally making search awful. They are catering to the web ecosystem that is optimized for clicks.
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Exploring Generative AI – how can it get in the way?(martinfowler.com)
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Not looking forward to having to jailbreak a chat bot on the phone just to force it to cancel my account.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
>June version added “‘python and “‘ before and after the code snippet. Second, it also generated a few more comments. While a small change, the extra triple quotes render the code not executable. These are to represent markdown code bloc
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by svaha1728 3y ago
“First you destroy those who create values. Then you destroy those who know what the values are… But real barbarism begins when no one can any longer judge or know that what one does is barbaric.” — Ryszard Kapuściński
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Not yet! I agree that as of right now, scientific or ML discourse seems to be something that is happening in an ad hoc way. It certainly hasn't been designed for it.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Love the confident tone, but extraordinary claims need a bit more evidence.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
I stumbled into threads like this one that helped me find AI/ML researchers: https://www.threads.net/t/CuYdZ_oBX8v/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ... Seems bearable now.
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by svaha1728 3y ago
They’ve kind of done that with Cinder https://github.com/facebookincubator/cinder . Threads and Instagram lie on top of this and it’s essentially a fork of Python 3.10. I think the problem there is even a company like M
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by svaha1728 3y ago
Did not take long at all to see Pydantic version 2 support. Nice!

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