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by thecupisblue 1y ago
If you are a subject matter expert, as is expected to be of the person working on the task, then you will recognise the issue. Otherwise, common sense, quick google search or let another LLM evaluate it.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Considering they were already creating useless noise, they can create it faster now. But once you get out of the tech circles and bullshit jobs, there is a lot of quality usage, as much as there is shit usage. I've met everyone from la
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
The biggest problem is the inability of corporate middle management to actually leverage GenAI.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
> GenAI in its current form will never be reliable enough to do so-called "Agentic" tasks in everyday lives No, but GenAI in it's current form is insanely useful and is already shifting the productivity gears into a higher
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
If I didn't know better, I'd think you were joking.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
That is so, but the problem this causes is more than just customer confusion - it is a lack of integration and responsibility. There is no "let's polish this and see if it works based on real user feedback", but it's &qu
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
They do, but at this point it's becoming comical, especially if they are trying to move away from search as a profit center. You need equity in people's heads if you want to conquer the market. If instead of Google search they mad
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Ironically, I stopped paying for a workspace a few years ago when I shutdown a startup. The workspace got suspended and removed. I am still able to use it across any service requiring a Google account, which makes me think that if I buy a f
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Wait, is this CLI or is this a github action or is this a github application? Also, I thought Jules was the "coding agent" they are working on. Now this is taking it over or is this like another case of Google self-competing? Some
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
This is definitely one of the potential issues that might happen to embodied agents/robots/bodies trained on the "world model". As we are training a model for the real world based on a model that simulates the real world
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Wouldn't say it's just that. - Design sharing was great and easy, yeah. - Autolayout easily won over folks who didn't wanna learn Sketch - Sketch was moving too slow at a critical time, leaving a lot of ground uncovered for F
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
I've worked at one of those companies where software quality was paramount. They did TDD for a long time, they wrote Clean Code™, they organised meetups, sponsored and went to conferences, they paid 8th Light consultants to come teach
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Not really, there are autoimmune conditions that can be triggered via external stimuli in which gluten causes mayhem to your body, even tho you are not sensitive to it per se.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
This is already supported by intent system on Android and partially by the new intents in iOS. It is now up to developers to expose this.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
It's just that the implementations are shitty and designed for an "email-calendar-zoom" lifecycle corporate humans, and everyone is trying to "create a new frontier!" while ignoring the actual user behaviour - yes,
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Unfortunately, yes. Even tho I find both abhorrent abominations of design. Glass is a pain in itself and "preparing for a future in spatial computing" is such a bullshit line when the spatial computing future is still 5-10 years a
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
>There's really no need to ever transmit a diff and deal with all the format vagaries when you can just send the two files. Well, depends what are you doing, and in 2025, they are more relevant than ever. Asking an LLM to output a d
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Yes, but the mechanism involves multiple banks in a chain transferring money and messages between each other like it's 1559. So if a single bank in the chain demands more KYC or has an issue, it can take ages for the transaction to syn
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Oh god, the GDE program. That title used to mean something, i.e. this person is a real expert in the topic. Now it's just thrown to anyone who's willing enough to spam linkedin/twitter with Google bullshit and suck-up to the
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
You're using them in reverse. They are perfect for generating code according to your architectural and code design templete. Relying on them for architectural design is like picking your nose with a pair of scissors - yeah technically
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Hey, no worries! Don't want to see people get grifted by snake oil salesmen like it's agile certificates all over again :) If you're interested, hit me up on the email in the profile, could help set something up.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
This has potential to be either amazing or fail spectacularly. A 20k Electric SUV or Pickup truck with such customisation, and made in USA? I can definitely see how this could become the new Toyota Hilux.
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
Unless you're working for a high frequency trading company, you will probably not receive over 10K USD of value from the this. First off, visiting companies and universities - building LLM's and using them are quite different beas
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by thecupisblue 1y ago
First off, this thread seems to bring out the most "reddit-like" posts on HN. If you've come here to shoot a funny one-liner comment, please reconsider - the point is discussion, not karma farming. Now, on the topic itself -
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
I've had similar experiences but also reversed - saying estimates are too short, adding a buffer, saying they don't seem valid and we need to account for potential issues. But also situations where a sales person would throw an es
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
Well, that is the problem with them making Siri useful for everyone - it is made for discussers and deciders. Summarise a meeting here. Summarise the report there. Summarise the email from marketing. Schedule a meeting with Jim. Turn the li
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
I wouldn't see this as the win for the team. The real win here would be: * Understanding where the issues and bottlenecks are coming from * Understanding how it came to these issues * Figuring out how to resolve the issues without chan
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
It's insane that instead of actually contributing to value/growth driver, our IC's - the highly paid, sought after experts actually creating the value - have to deal with this kind of political bullshit.
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
And Quest runs an AOSP fork (Android without the TM). The question isn't what OS will be dominant - the question is will Google manage to fumble this again and what will happen to the users, companies and developers that decided to rel
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by thecupisblue 2y ago
Again? Seeing HTC do this makes me sad. They will get burnt by Google again. HTC was an amazing technological frontrunner for Android phones. The team got absorbed by Google. They had people working on VR/XR. That team got absorbed by

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