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10mo ago
We? Seems like a personal vendetta from my perspective. I in no way shape or form want to send Americans to Venezuela for the holidays to start an armed conflict.
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10mo ago
Will the SaaS also use LLMs? If so it opens the questions, why not and do we really need, as the article points out.
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10mo ago
The Excel holy grail. Dashboard are an abstraction, SaaS is an abstraction of an abstraction from the pov of customers suffering from a one size fits all. Shell scripts generated by LLMs that send automated a customized reports via email wi
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10mo ago
Maybe expect more paragraph 2 for flat fees or cheaper as many people who know how to code find themselves without employment?
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10mo ago
Tractors replaced a task in specific fields, farming, construction largely. AI seems to have the potential to cover more territory. The potential blast radius is greater.
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10mo ago
“Photoshop drop-shadows on everything.” I just time traveled for a few second there. Thank you for this comment.
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10mo ago
I once worked for a tech company that bought Warner Brothers, well time Warner. Did not end well for the tech company (AOL). In my opinion at the time, the cultures between the two were so different. Fly by night tech guys making a decent a
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11mo ago
Do you have a portfolio or any direct experience to share? It seems the author is speaking from experience.
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1y ago
> Does Apple do that on the App Store? Yes, this has been my experience, at least on mobile. Is this different for others?
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1y ago
Gawker Magazine
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1y ago
Wonder if the end of the subsidies against a 7% increase is sales, potentially due to end of subsidies is a canary?
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1y ago
I think he said something along the lines of bringing back the “warrior ethos,” and the US has been losing since Vietnam. I have no idea what he’s talking about, but can’t imagine anyone having voted for this and related policies when they
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1y ago
Doesn’t he have to grow market cap 8x in 10 years? I can’t imagine how stiff the competition will be over the next decade.
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1y ago
Wyze is asking folks on Reddit if they’re willing to pay monthly for RTSP access.
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1y ago
Do you think I wanted to impress you or anyone really? GP was beating a dead horse so I said something. Somehow you ended up caring. I’m almost certain there are better uses of your time. Certainly has no influence on my opinion. Honestly p
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1y ago
Is this speculation or do you have a source?
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1y ago
The GP sounds like one of these people who describe themselves as self made, or libertarian, where history begins where you like it and coalitions are only worthy when you’re the biggest benefactor. Best to ignore and let the leopards find
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1y ago
Move fast and break things as we say.
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2y ago
Worked in IT a long time ago for a branch. There was some Java, a lot of Perl and SVN. We got releases from DC to run on local servers. Folks with experience with SDLC were prevalent and that was a prerequisite for doing anything meaningful
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2y ago
What about your diet, specifically sugar and carbohydrates. Personally, I have much, much more energy and stamina when I avoid them.
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2y ago
The complexity makes automated testing easier. We arrived here for reasons that may or may not not be critical to you but warranted implementation nonetheless. There is no conspiracy.
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2y ago
Maybe, when you interview, they sense your anger and that you feel as you say, they are morons, so they move onto more desirable candidates?
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2y ago
I clicked the link, then clicked media, most if not all of the images were of people who were “in shape.” Heck, there were even pictures of people at the gym. Do I need to dig deeper?
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3y ago
Weird that the parent comment somehow triggered this person. I’d be curious as to why, perhaps a dentist or a dental sympathizer?
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3y ago
Doesn’t this information get stripped from photos, at least on iOS when you share them. Seems to be what I recall experiencing.
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3y ago
> People are focusing too much on the CPUC decision The CPUC commission decision was to allow this as though no was an impossibility.
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3y ago
You feel these cars are not safe but for some reason abandon your observations to be open minded or objective. It’s crazy how far the public utility commission is willing to jeopardize public safety in the interest of autonomous experimenta
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3y ago
“babe, I love you it’s okay to default on your loans.” A week later, “what do you mean my deposits aren’t insured, it’s because of lazy people who steal public services. All that spam they steal has to be at least 1,000 times what my wife’s
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3y ago
Really, no one has heard that college is expensive over the last 30 years? I think this is a different argument.
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3y ago
Yet and still, the person that keeps their word is more likely to continue doing so, than a person who considers their word amendable because big corporations.
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