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by tehlike 7d ago
Stargate origins was not a great series, but talks about egypt and stargate :D
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by tehlike 10d ago
You can imagine with the AI models we have now, many of the stuff reviewers do could be automated to a large extent. They can also determine through binary diffing that functionality changes may be limited etc. Many things can be done to el
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by tehlike 10d ago
Review speed and slopness are related but not exclusive to each other.
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by tehlike 10d ago
I decided not to engage with you. Not productive.
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by tehlike 10d ago
Why do you think apple has point releases that fix... Bugs every time? Not necessarily new features but bugs. Lesson in there.
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by tehlike 10d ago
And you know 100% all the bugs are visible at all times.
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by tehlike 10d ago
You should want higher speed and quality of service from your vendors. In this case, apple is paid wonderfully for it.
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by tehlike 10d ago
Speed is money. Yes people wait for 9 months for having a baby, doesn't mean you should wait 9 months for an app release. That is not a sound logic.
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by tehlike 10d ago
For apps with a scale, it's a long time
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by tehlike 10d ago
Huh. On the flip side, googles release infra provides much more functionality for apps that already has scale. I wish apple were more production oriented too.
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EchoMuse – Alexa replacement and controller for Echo Dot 2nd Generation device(github.com)
1 points by tehlike 11d ago|0 comments
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by tehlike 13d ago
pretty sure you are not the only one. At least a dozen people are looking at it, for sure.
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Code is free speech (2020)(hoffmang9.github.io)
2 points by tehlike 14d ago|1 comments
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by tehlike 14d ago
As the chatter around open source models getting banned, we should all remember the history behind code is free speech. It's relevant, it's timeless.
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by tehlike 15d ago
I have a friend who came to me and said "i found a new french musician/singer that i really liked on <some platform>. Her voice is really good". and a day or two later he said "god dammit, it turned out to be AI&qu
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by tehlike 16d ago
People similarly started fence mounting solar panels
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by tehlike 16d ago
I put them into individual bags, usually group of two of the same kind e.g. USB a to c.
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by tehlike 16d ago
Partially, but why is that a problem?
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by tehlike 20d ago
Might is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
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by tehlike 21d ago
1. ads are not useless. 2. without ads, there would be significantly less free content for people to read. 3. politicians are human too, but not the best of us except a few. Yes. It's hip to say ads make things worse, but reality is of
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by tehlike 21d ago
Engineers are humans.
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by tehlike 22d ago
At this point in time, we should be able to switch to 3D pelicans in a navigable environment.
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by tehlike 23d ago
I don't think this is what I respoded to. We cannot deny IBMs contribution, just like we can't deny google's. But where they are in their life as a company is a different question. IBM is beyond growth phase. May even be on t
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by tehlike 24d ago
I would say google is still in its growth phase, albeit a slower one. Especially with capex spending etc.
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by tehlike 24d ago
Yes. This.
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by tehlike 24d ago
Eh, not hard to notice some people indeed started to write like LLMs too. Not completely but hints are there.
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by tehlike 24d ago
The no name yc startup is fine, but the qualifications / proof of extraordinary ability is just non existent.
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by tehlike 24d ago
Pretty much. That's even worse imho.
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by tehlike 24d ago
So even though O-1 is intended for extra ordinary abilities, it's far from one.
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by tehlike 24d ago
There's a playbook someone on X published (and bragged about it). Borderline fraudulent imho. So even though O-1 is intended for extra ordinary abilities, it's far from one.

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