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by tyre 2y ago
But you do know about him!
752.
by tyre 2y ago
Yes, he’s clearly making it all up.
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by tyre 2y ago
If you don’t love being attacked for word choice no matter what you do, you don’t love Hacker News commenting
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by tyre 2y ago
The board works in mysterious ways.
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by tyre 2y ago
> GitLab Inc., (NASDAQ: GTLB), the most comprehensive AI-powered DevSecOps platform
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by tyre 2y ago
> As of Sep 28th, 2024, we were authorized to repurchase up to $110.0 billion, of which $7.24 billion remain available. We have repurchased 5.77 billion shares at a cost of $152.05 billion since the program began in 1990. My god.
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by tyre 2y ago
Yes, because you can't predict the future.
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by tyre 2y ago
I don’t really know what that means. Management is not about control, it’s about outcomes. I am responsible for the outcomes of my teams, full stop. I am responsible for the growth and development of the engineers who report to me. If that
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by tyre 2y ago
As a manager, there is diminishing returns to measurements. At a certain point, you have to trust the team to do the right thing without having full documentation, specification, and provable outcomes. Many of the most important decisions d
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by tyre 2y ago
Is it protectionism? What Canada-based google alternatives are there? On the other hand, inflated ad prices and deflated online revenue do hurt Canadian businesses selling online. I don’t read this action as pro-Canadian search but anti-abu
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by tyre 2y ago
Yeah that was my thought as well. Ledgers have tons of benefits but they’re not going to fix your dancing cents problem. You’re going to have bad number on the ledger. Sure, maybe that points you to the bugs, but so would writing basic test
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by tyre 2y ago
I use Apple Music over Spotify whenever possible. The Spotify UX has always been, to me, inferior. Thank you for your work!
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by tyre 2y ago
I don’t see why they wouldn’t. If you’re China and willing to pour state resources into LLMs, it’s an incredible ROI if they’re adopted. LLMs are black boxes, can be fine tuned to subtly bias responses, censor, or rewrite history. They’re a
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by tyre 2y ago
I mean if you’re out there reading long posts on LinkedIn, idk what you expect. It’s not like the human written ones were overflowing with knowledge.
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by tyre 2y ago
have you read either TFA or their blog post? There are plenty of examples.
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by tyre 2y ago
Those are completely different muscles, so it makes sense that your posture isn’t different.
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by tyre 2y ago
This is how sea turtles do it, too, and why sea turtle release has to happen on the beach despite the higher risk of predators. They get sand up their nose and calibrate based on the magnetism of the iron, iirc
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by tyre 2y ago
Yes exactly. This was the brilliance of the original MSFT investment into OpenAI. It was an investment in Azure scaling its AI training infra, but roundabout through a massive customer (exactly what you’d want as a design partner) and getti
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by tyre 2y ago
This comment makes me think of Coke vs. Pepsi. Historically, Pepsi won taste tests and people chose Coke. Because Pepsi is sweeter, so that first sip tastes better. But it's less satisfying—too sweet—to drink a whole can. The sexy demo
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by tyre 2y ago
the evolutionary chicken of Theseus
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by tyre 2y ago
Anecdotally the elderly in my life vote far more off of vibes than my immediate social circle does. You could say it’s a bubble or bias, but it’s the difference between coherent programs and policy decisions vs “anti-freedom” or “socialism”
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by tyre 2y ago
and in advanced age there is cognitive decline the median seventy-five year old’s brain is not in the same condition as the median thirty year old’s
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by tyre 2y ago
The Succession quote, “ I love you, but you are not serious people” comes to mind
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by tyre 2y ago
Did you read the intro? It was telling someone presenting with OCD to continue checking the oven. It’s not better than nothing when it is validating (with no knowledge) and encouraging obsessive anxieties.
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by tyre 2y ago
For screen reader accessibility, isn’t text a better option? If I were working with an engineer who uses a screen reader, I’d document heavily in text. Good practice anyway, since diagrams aren’t great at depth.
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by tyre 2y ago
Save the full webpage locally, now it’s owned by you! Offline support, too.
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by tyre 2y ago
that’s what they want you to think
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by tyre 2y ago
It’s good to understand all of the things Postgres can do. It’s a powerful database. A counterpoint is that the barrier to using redis is tiny and in exchange you have a very high performing system that has extensive library support and tak
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by tyre 2y ago
I’ve found it better at writing tests because it tests the code you’ve written vs what you intended. I’ve caught logic bugs because it wrote tests with an assertion for a conditional that was backwards. The readable name of the test clearly

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