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thisisit
1y ago
> There are no longer "unbiased" news sources, all sources have moved to either the left or right. > Try listening to the president of NPR at the congressional hearing and then her interview on NPR done shortly after that he
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1y ago
Well given that the country has a penchant for altering history such that “you did not see/hear what you actually heard and saw with your own eyes”, there are not going to be any difficult conversations. Civil war was for “state rights
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1y ago
Even if there were, what is your point? It seems to me that lot of people have never heard of “two wrongs don’t make one right” and resort to whataboutism as if they are making some thoughtful comment. And no, “just asking questions” isn’t
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1y ago
That is not even remotely correct. The American Floodlight Company would sell the floodlights for slightly below the 392k - the total amount these guys paid. Something like 350k and tell the consumers they just saved "42k". Becaus
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1y ago
The more I read opinions like these, the more it becomes clear to me that people have no clue how markets or consumerism works. Questions are never considered. Like: Where are the raw materials for those local trailers and park benches comi
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1y ago
And free trade agreements was the cornerstone of right wing - while the left derided it as a way to offshore jobs. Now Trump is running with it. At this point it doesn't matter which "side" it came from. Even if it came from
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2y ago
Recently I was scrolling through HF to try a very small model. Fired up Qwen 0.5 B and surprisingly for my purposes it did between that even Lllama 2 7B. That was very surprising to me.
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2y ago
Huh. I wonder what this man “staying away from politics” using the infamous lobbyist Nira Radia for? Oh I remember lobbying and manipulating the telecom licences. It’s okay to like this guy but Tatas are considered saints because not many k
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2y ago
Indian dialect is derived from the colonial English. So, lot of words and usage can be found in British English.
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2y ago
I believe it is a good idea, especially because there is a huge CYA industry out there and Gartner owns a huge chunk of it. But very difficult to implement correctly. For example this one has a serious issue. It doesn't consider that t
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2y ago
I agree. The $600M number seems way too much. >Though, what I've historically seen is that only 10-20% of the funding request actually go to the software vendor. Organizations typically add 3-5x additional to either "pad"
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2y ago
for now the seamless extension switching using Extensity. I am yet to find an extension on Firefox which can deliver this functionality.
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2y ago
I have a reverse problem at the place I work. When I ask people to write a very high level design doc for a fairly trivial task they go - "There many more way to get this done so writing these is useless. And as the task is trivial an
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2y ago
Last tool I used to manage hiring was from Oracle. It was unorganised mess and make me beg for an AI enabled tool and that made things even worse.
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3y ago
I read somewhere that the optimal flow time is 1.5 hrs and Pomodoro's short duration breaks it. So, I set a timer and block all distracting sites. That's all. If I feel like working. I do it. If not, I just sit and do nothing. So
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3y ago
Even if you are in the USA content is being taken down and unavailable any where.
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3y ago
I like this. Another idea maybe is to build a podcast search engine too. The descriptions are there but many times the content is built up to ensure a particular podcast running time. One thing I am struggling is adding videos. I was trying
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3y ago
This is such a bizarre interview. Musk is free to run his company as he sees fit. If he decides to follow a particular ideology to run his site, that is his prerogative. And lets say left wing users find it terrible. They can't say - &
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3y ago
Not even a protest. There is a lot of talk about - "vote with your wallet" and they are choosing to vote. Sure, one can disagree with their vote and say it is bullshit and what not. But it is not blackmail.
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3y ago
For people who are unaware Nokia is working on Mobile Networks (5G Base stations etc), Network Infrastructure, Cloud Networking etc. As for this move, from what I have heard from my friends working there it has been strange ongoings in Noki
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3y ago
> In Finland there is a mandated period of 'consultation' Those consultations have been going on sometime now. This is nearly over. Overall, this is just plain stupid wording.
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3y ago
> but it comes off as if they have no idea what they're doing Yep. The whole company has been like that. Just look at the rebranding comment someone in this thread.
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3y ago
Discussed here as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37942403
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3y ago
Discussed here as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37940317
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3y ago
My last company did a speed run from "we need to build competency in house" to "internal employees are costly and outsourcing will help us reduce cost" in just 3 years. I was called to a meeting room and told my role was
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3y ago
insider trade? Maybe not. Unethical? Yes. IANAL but this can be grounds for firing and potentially DataDog can sue for misusing what is effectively their confidential information.
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The illegal part in this equation comes from the asymmetric nature of the bet. Not many sane people play naked way out of money options. 99% of the time it is a losing trade. It is like playing the lottery. Perfectly legal. But being suspic
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3y ago
My company is going through a cost cutting phase. And somehow cutting disk space ended being one of the priority items. One of my servers utilized 50% of the allocated space and the "low disk space" alert was set to go off at 80%.
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3y ago
One if the earliest examples of fake it till you make it?
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3y ago
I think the challenge with using ChatGPT to summarize or read factual data lies in the probabilistic nature of LLM outputs. So, your experience is what you should expect from LLMs. Though my understanding of OPs answer is that instead of us
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