tartoran

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by tartoran 8mo ago
That’s something that the junior can do. What companies want to do is put responsibility on someone who has more knowledge and skin in the game
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by tartoran 8mo ago
From engineers are interchangeable to high turnover are decisions that the company took. The payback time always comes at some point.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
That could work but plenty of quiet heros weren’t promoted for fixing critical bugs.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Does anyone remember the Iphone IFart app that was sold for $1 million?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I assume they project that some of the free users will be converted to paying users at some point. Whether it turns profitable in the end it's another story. Have no idea..
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by tartoran 8mo ago
You can’t derive works at scale manually. We’re talking about a machine here.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Nobody seems to mention free users who have a pretty small limit but there are a lot of users in this category. Who’s subsidizing them?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
What kind of software development do you do? Are you running a gas town? I assume you make your money back but still, are you sure you’re not wasting your tokens away?
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Teenagers report for duty as Croatia reinstates conscription(bbc.com)
12 points by tartoran 8mo ago|11 comments
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The predator-spotting laser tech trying to keep women safe(bbc.com)
2 points by tartoran 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tartoran 8mo ago
It was the same to me but we haven’t fully lost the driving seat. We just moved one level higher in abstraction.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I don’t think your comment had anything to do with you defending Trump, I don’t think you are. I just drew the logical conclusion with respect to US and China striving for supremacy. While China is somewhat ‘in sync’ we have a leader who’s
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Risk taking should be penalized harshly when the risk is high, that’s the nature of risk. If it pays off good, it was a good move but if it was bad one let the risk taker suffer.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Not very likely. If only China bound oil passes through the strait all others would oppose, even destroy the tankers.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Seeme like Israel has very strong intel in Iran though. Not sure they got burned, they seem to have infiltrated deeply into Iran. Remains to be seen how it plays out in the end.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
> Trump will say he won and move on. Then Trump will move on and attack China maybe? Anyway, with Trump in office I expect to see more and more chaos coming.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I fear we’re going to enter a new depression.
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Who can afford an offline childhood? [video](bbc.com)
3 points by tartoran 8mo ago|0 comments
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The Dangerous Illusion of AI Coding? – Jeremy Howard [video](youtube.com)
3 points by tartoran 8mo ago|0 comments
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by tartoran 8mo ago
You dont like the quality of the generated code or the process of not typing it out yourself?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Do you still code? What’s your take on working with LLMs and agents? Does it reignite the same spark OP is talking about?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
China has a large population but so does India. Don't forget that China is the world's factory and that's where a very large chunk of CO2 emissions come from.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
I have to admit I'm seeing this for the first time and am somewhat impressed by the results and even think they will get better with more training, why not... But are these multimodal LLMs still LLMs though? I mean, they're still
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by tartoran 8mo ago
LLMs piggyback on human knowledge encoded in all the texts they were trained on without understanding what they're doing. Humans would execute that code and validate it. From plausible it'd becomes hey, it does this and this is wh
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by tartoran 8mo ago
How could they be any good at visuals? They are trained on text after all.
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by tartoran 8mo ago
That's kind of foolish IMO. How can an open ended generic and terse request satisfy something users have in mind?
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by tartoran 8mo ago
Have you tried describing to Claude what it is? The more the detail the better the result. At some point it does become easier to just do it yourself.
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Withheld Epstein files with accusations against Trump released by justice dept(bbc.com)
25 points by tartoran 8mo ago|7 comments
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Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon Jimmy Lai will not appeal conviction(bbc.com)
5 points by tartoran 8mo ago|0 comments
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by tartoran 8mo ago
That's one of the herbicides used to defoliate trees in the agent orange.

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