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by vb-8448 3y ago
can someone explain me, maybe with an example, what this part means: > 6) A very important and at the same time difficult class of solutions is model result validation Thanks.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> its roots can be traced all the way back to 2006 Serverless was already a thing in 70s, in the mainframe era. In the 90s the pendulum moved to servers and server farms and nowadays is sliding back. > The Problems With Serverless: &g
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by vb-8448 3y ago
I don't get it
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by vb-8448 3y ago
My former boss used to spell IBM as International Business Mafia, especially when we were going thought the renewal of the maintenance contracts.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
The only thing that really works is contacting someone in your network(ex-work colleagues, ex boss, college friends and so on).
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by vb-8448 3y ago
For the one that wonder who is using mainframes nowadays: most banks, insurances, airlines, grocery stores, public administrations still have something running on a mainframe, maybe in their datacenter or in some outsourcer one's. From
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> But that it took 20 fucking years to correct while the broken software continued to be used is just indescribable, and absolutely not the fault of any software but the result of human choices 100% agree. Managers who were in charge of
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Same here: premium but terrible slow and unusable. Probably, I'm going to ditch premium.
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The No brown M&M's rule(entrepreneur.com)
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Does someone have some interesting anecdote about their work life, like the Van Halen's m&m's rule?
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Italy also down ... Status Page usless as usual
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Illegal streaming turning back is a sign that nowadays there are too many legal streaming services, and they cost too much. In Europe, you can spend several hundreds/month € and still non be able to view everything legally.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
From their blog post: AI Assistant is currently powered by OpenAI and by our own models. We are also working on integrating Google LLMs, and they will be available very soon.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
A month ago also Fabiano Caruana said the same exact thing but without making names. [0] https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aD1mga-Oj5k
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Yeah, I definitely agree. I was just responding to the user who was saying that without Microsoft, OpenAI cannot survive.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
In case the marriage between OpenAI and Microsoft ends, I'm pretty sure that Google, IBM, Facebook and any over big corp will try to step in to replace Microsoft.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Hahaha really? What's going on here? It looks likes a soap opera ... Maybe someone is worried about their stocks on monday?
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by vb-8448 3y ago
My guess is that it's more about the wish of cloud vendors to control everything from the hw to sw: it's called vertical integration, and it's common in a lot of businesses. It makes a lot of sense from the point of view of c
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by vb-8448 3y ago
There is very little context but, in my opinion, you can't be a "solo *tech* founder" without some technical skill. You can improvise a sales or marketing person for some time, but no way you could improvise a devops or secur
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> Assuming that I don't know anything about or have zero experience in the skill-sets I am hiring for My guess is that you need a co-founder that can fill the gap instead of employees.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
So, since there is not a good solution[1] to "protect the children", let's screw up everyone's privacy (and security) ... seems a reasonable tread off to me. [1] actually I don't think that is true, but let suppose
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Yes, a lot of corporates that used to have the database nowadays have something running in OCI.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> Clearly the DC provider cocked up big time here Actually, this is the CF version, maybe Flexential will come out with a different one. BTW, if you design a system to survive a DC failure, you cannot blame the DC failure.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> Also one aspect I am missing here is the lack of communication - especially to Enterprise customers. They blame Flexential for lack of communication, but were the first one not saying anything.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
I've tried multiple times + incognito while trying to access a public repo and still randomly get 404. I bet there is something wrong with caches.
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by vb-8448 3y ago
+1 same here
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Unfortunately, it's how M&A works since forever, even if the official statement is "The overall market has retracted". I guess most of the cuts are in the "non-productive" departments like sales, marketing, hr a
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by vb-8448 3y ago
> is an enormous source of technical debt I totally agree with you, but I think in the real world (mostly in monolithic apps, microservices shouldn't be affected) at some point someone will try to access directly the database. There
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by vb-8448 3y ago
Oracle? The law firm with an IT department?
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by vb-8448 3y ago
I don't think most of the programmers or managers knows about this, they just assume computation is right; and for sure the correctness check of the bank balance is done on the application level.

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