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by tarsinge 2y ago
And what is the content people scroll to? And how does one become a celebrity in the first place on IG or TikTok? And what teens do all day long? Yep, sharing their live. I share your experience, but for me it is just the one of a millennia
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Not only sensors: in Europe I don’t see how driving in small towns could be possible without communicating with other drivers and pedestrians, and reading custom signs. Maybe add a robotic hand to the list of required hardware.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Sure but that’s not the hypothesis, that’s your definition. Of course a definition is true.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
See this is exactly what is wrong with “this time it’s different” here. AI has been useful and used for decades (but under a different name because the term was tainted by previous bubbles). Look at the section “AI behind the scenes” here
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by tarsinge 2y ago
What’s the point if the capacity to deploy good products has been lost in the process? What if what you see as unreliable was at the hearth of what enabled great things to happen. This is a typical caveat of a programmer centric organizatio
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I don’t understand this argument, Google is a giant monopoly worldwide in many markets compared to Apple who only has a slight advantage in only one market. Google own the web (search), mail (Gmail), maps (Gmail), videos (YouTube), smartpho
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I was talking only about shootings. But if we are comparing anecdotes regarding your example I happened to also live in one of these unsafe suburbs, and visiting LA, SF or Chicago and getting in the wrong neighborhood seemed order of magnit
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Not "everywhere", as an European that grew up in a big city (Paris) that's unthinkable.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
This is not the original title, which is "Database Diagnosis System using Large Language Models". LLM as a diagnosis tool seems indeed like a really good use case as the paper show, but the changed title imply the point is replaci
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by tarsinge 2y ago
You care indirectly because if the articles are search engine optimized it means they are gaming the search engine by being artificially ranked higher. It’s the role of the search engine to find relevant content to your question impartially
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I don’t find any mention of this on the study. But even if there was you realize how insignificant that signal is compared to everything else right? From personal anecdotes to any married bald man it’s trivial to show it’s irrelevant. Like
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I have read these kind of stories many times but I'm starting to realize how much the relative engineering success of MacOS 8 and 9 is overlooked with the now "classic" storytelling centered around Jobs and his comeback. Mac
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by tarsinge 2y ago
This is true but only explains business apps.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
For me it makes sense when you start to see Chrome as an OS. Developers use Chrome specific API, which means the apps are not web apps, but Chrome apps (and the developers Chrome developers). Sure the Chrome (OS) is cross platform so it’s a
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by tarsinge 2y ago
This is irrelevant for safety, the parent is talking about a child population potentially more at risk. A lifeguard's job is not sociology or history.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
After “The president is strong sharp and focused” finally getting challenged without being accused of having an agenda I hope the associated “The economy is the best ever people are ungrateful or too dumb to understand” will follow the same
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I think I fall on the vulnerable camp but after a very intense phase I fortunately lost interest after a few weeks. Refactoring is not fun, and I prefer to be payed for it. So for me long term addiction is not a risk , but short term you be
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I think this a consequence of the open-source marketing strategy of big tech companies and commercialization the parent talked about. When developers use open-source, most of the time maintainers are paid and it’s part of their job, and of
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I remember listening to the Warcraft 2 soundtrack from the game CD-ROM in the living room audio CD player.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Same here but only for joining the industry. Now it's the opposite, that webdev still hasn't reached that level of maturity of classic Mac OS makes me want to quit.
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Big difference is hard cheese is nutrient dense and leave me without hunger for a far longer time than empty calories simple carbs that basically bypasses the body checks. Lot of times when I am hungry my body just wants protein. 1000kcal o
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by tarsinge 2y ago
What does political correctness means for the output of a self driving car system or a code completion tool? This is a concern only if you make a public chat service branded as an all knowing assistant. And you can have world threatening sc
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I'm still unconvinced safety is a concern at the model level. Any software wrongly used can be dangerous, e.g. Therac-25, 737 MAX, Fujitsu UK Post scandal... Also maybe I spent too much time in the cryptocurrency space but it doesn&#x2
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I live in the countryside and single family home are mostly not rich people but very middle class. EV would be perfect for them but they are far too expensive. No it’s really like manufacturers deliberately price EV to make up for the energ
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Price is a marketing choice, EU manufacturers (with a few exceptions) are choosing to position EV cars at the high end of their offering and brand them as high tech for high margins. More largely EU manufacturers currently have the problem
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by tarsinge 2y ago
The global inflation is exactly the kind of insufficient metric the parent is talking about. What about salaries compared to necessities like food and shelter? Global inflation is only meaningful for upper income workers that have significa
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by tarsinge 2y ago
I don’t know how you made your calculation but in France using grid electricity without optimization (like night pricing) EV cars costs at least 1/2 less to run (17kWh/100 km at 0,25€/kWh, compared to typical ICE 5l/100k
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by tarsinge 2y ago
And what's his point? That he invented internet? Implementing a basic HTTP in C is like a first year CS lab ( https://quip.com/Km9EAe5ARGZI ). Without further information how do we know he is not inflating some toy week
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by tarsinge 2y ago
Curious for your take on this: https://venturebeat.com/ai/elon-musk-and-yann-lecuns-social-... Or this: > I personally wrote the first national maps, directions, yellow pages & white pages on the Internet in th
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by tarsinge 2y ago
You are missing the point I think. The problem with individuals in the initial list is they were presented as models. The point is they are not some forces of good as it was claimed they were (along Tech / SV culture). That you need to

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