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> as long as individual PII is removed The devil is in the details. These records were likely not designed to be shared and I'd assume the entire system contains vulnerabilities that could create leakage. Leakage that could be used
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3y ago
I think OP may be referencing SO has multiple products outside the core QA site that may be more headcount-intensive or at least have more costs outside a few .NET servers and a well tuned database. Not to mention an international presence
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> I think of life as a game, and being at Twitter after the acquisition was like playing life at Level 10 on Hard Mode. Is it safe to assume theyre a multi millionaire with a large financial buffer throughout this saga? AFAIK they were o
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3y ago
I appreciate the link - but "Schmidt has been appointed to numerous White House advisory positions" != "basically a shadow president". There have been many questionable advisor appointments by previous presidents. Includ
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Kylian Mbappe was recently offered $776 MILLION in salary for a 1-year deal as the highest paid soccer (football) player [1]. Jaylen Brown will be making $304 MILLION over 5 years for the Boston Celtics as the highest paid NBA player. Wealt
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3y ago
Which executive orders, federal appointments, and other executive branch actions, would you attribute to Eric Schmidt?
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3y ago
> Good luck with that. https://twitter.com/ai__pub/status/1644735555752853504 Is it fair to say these deals claimed to have been closed by the worlds largest law firms using OpenAI backed tooling double check a
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3y ago
Isn’t the summarization of text like legal documents where the notion of hallucinations come in as a huge blocker? Is the industry making progress on fixing such hallucinations? Or for that matter the privacy implications of sharing such do
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3y ago
If he was altruistically trying to save humanity from Twitter why didn't he just turn twitter off when he bought it? I guess it could be because he didn't single handedly buy Twitter. IIRC he contributed $15B of the $44B acquisiti
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3y ago
> is the 10% of people who are bored, *lonely* I heard this is especially prevalent for suicide hotlines - because of the strict requirements to take and stay on such calls they have to put up with a lot of sexual harassment and its more
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3y ago
And we're starting to see the repeal of Labor laws in the US - newly passed or pending laws allow companies to hire children without work permits and allow children to work longer hours under more dangerous conditions in places like co
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3y ago
Hello I work for Hubris Ventures and noticed you had AI in your comment. Are you interested in funding?
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3y ago
You mention being careful when applying these AI tools to critical workflows - what kinds of workflows have been successfully integrated with AI and which workflows has it been more difficult? Image processing? Content moderation? Translati
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3y ago
This is a really important discussion and as a non-parent who hasn't been through the process i'll reserve judgement. But I wonder: Are there circumstances where the availability of vouchers results in a parent making a worse educ
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3y ago
> complain about `err != nil` after all Not to nitpick this specifically but as a generic reminder not all complaints are worthy of shifting the trajectory of a massively popular programming language. Balancing "worthy" and &qu
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3y ago
Yeah instant 2x headcount growth is a pretty blaring warning. Good thing we learned the lesson well in the 80s and haven't repeated it since. And these lessons are incorporated into business programs world wide and taught to each new g
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3y ago
Are you asserting all developers are good with typing and its derivatives?
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> What are the downsides of gradual typing on a codebase? Typing complex business domains and interactions is hard. Most developers don’t have a lot of experience with it or the time to do it properly as they produce features. It doesn’t
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It’s disappointing that a lot of arguments for typing fail to explore why untyped languages became popular to begin with and how those benefits can be maintained throughout the migration process through partial typing To complete typing.
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3y ago
But how much does our industry get to claim unintentional? Were we incompetent? Naive? Uninformed? Blinded by good intentions, optimism, greed? If celebrities who endorsed ftx are now in hot water - should tech influencers such as major VC
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The lower the conversion rate the lower the profit margin influencing the company to cut additional corners that they may be able to get away with. This whole ad driven philosophy encourages the absolute bare minimal product that the custom
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> If it can't be relied on busy season, why the push for Sqlite in production? I think its less about proving sqlite is awesome for everything then it is about proving it can be awesome and practical for some projects.
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Technical requirements for a SaaS app have a tendency to become something like a Jenga tower over time. You'll be able to sail through launch and initial customers but then slam hard into difficult architectural challenges as you sudde
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But YouTube shorts are way better than traditional long form video. An alternative interface that doesn’t put YouTube shorts front and center is bad design.
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Enforcement is a challenge but by making it a law you hopefully also co-opt parents to help with enforcement.
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3y ago
Can we please recognize that this is a holiday weekend and Elon rammed a big release forcing his engineers to come in and iterate multiple patches over the last 12 hours.
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Having a small enthralled group of gamers is enough to make a lot of money. There are many, many, communities playing old online games serviced by small studios or as side projects of larger corporations. Its a shame seemingly our entire in
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Me to Quickbooks: please document a $100 invoice for ice cream NLI hallucination: Successfully documented $15M invoice for chemical weapons to TALIBAN
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If you were experiencing a severe emergency and received delayed care as a result of a self-driving car misbehaving - would you feel the same way? As you lay there bleeding out would you think "I have contributed to human progress - th
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It’s ok it’s probably a line item in their next promotion packet
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