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by wg0 3y ago
Realistically speaking - how much money one needs to live decently? Leaving the yachtes, watches, cars and collectibles aside.
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by wg0 3y ago
Profound observation. Further technology from here onwards is only the science fiction level. Computers that can display information on back of your eye lids maybe (with gadgets no more than an earphone while lasting several days on a charg
873.
by wg0 3y ago
I of course was aware of PWAs but didn't know that so much is possible just with the Web APIs now that only but maybe some highly specialized apps would need native apps which are difficult to develop and are subject to an approval pro
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by wg0 3y ago
Just wondering why mobile platform gate keepers, even Google would allow PWAs which will erode the value of their platform.
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by wg0 3y ago
After ent.io entity framework, that's the other most beautiful piece of software that I have seen in Go! The simplicity is simply mind boggling! Going to give it a try!
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by wg0 3y ago
These gurus. Very virtuous. Servant leaders. "I saw one of my team member in elevator. He was very down. I asked him. He said was worried about the last quarter's results. I told him how great he did in last quarter. He started to
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by wg0 3y ago
LinkedIn Cringe. That's whole genre on YouTube. And literally that.
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by wg0 3y ago
Great and articulate explanation! I learned something today. Thank you!
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by wg0 3y ago
Not a rhetorical question. Genuine question. I don't know so I'm asking question. nil/null is really problematic, true. But how languages handle this otherwise? Is it that program must be statically analyzed to ensure that no
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by wg0 3y ago
And this company pretty much invented GUIs. To the extent that it dazzled Steve Jobs and you don't easily dazzle a Steve Jobs.
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Ask HN: What Linux components one must learn towards Mastery?
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by wg0 3y ago
And LLMs can do meaningful research? Or even consistently produce meaningful output without every hallucinating?
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by wg0 3y ago
And who will preach morality, ethics, ownership, the right to retain your creative endeavours and benefit from them so that overall society keeps progressing and there's enough reward for putting labour into something creative and genu
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by wg0 3y ago
There have been issues where a computer science professor claimed an LLM was verbatim generating the code he wrote. Many individual artists have similar claims [0]. Now NYT has. Individuals cannot foot the bill for lawyers so they have no c
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by wg0 3y ago
There's a bias towards hiring seniors and experienced developers so I presume when they see your CV with your experience, you get left out way earlier in the process. I do't blame them either because the difference between experie
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by wg0 3y ago
That's another Lala land of obliviousness. Browser is a complex piece of software that needs effort. Users are not paying for it and those who will pay for itthen will probably require access to those users, for sure. Firefox is a dwin
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by wg0 3y ago
The main short coming in firefox for me is the ability to create different profiles for different use cases like one for personal and one for work etc. It is doable but is hidden behind special settings:/// etc sort of and sw
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by wg0 3y ago
This is the only EV that might make me reconsider my EV skepticism but I think price point will stop me from doing that. And of course, repairability. How much do I have to pay for battery replacement after a decade of usage.
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by wg0 3y ago
Rich of the richest Kings and Emperors came and went but probably in all known human history - there's not such a selfless and generous movement such as Open Source, of giving away your labour to people you don't even know or wou
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by wg0 3y ago
This won't hold for long. Chinese will have their versions of AI accelerators, better or similar at lower price point. This isolation is short sighted. China is not some messed up country with no one skilled labour around to do stuff l
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by wg0 3y ago
Or wealthier people sending their offsprings to US colleges or universities and from there funneling into the job market I guess.
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by wg0 3y ago
>I would much rather have to spend a few days to relearn a tool every few years and to get the benefit of that tool, than accept a lower quality tool just to avoid a few days work. Vim police has issued your red warrants. Justice will be
893.
by wg0 3y ago
I think it is a necessary evil if you will otherwise society would have a huge amount of uptick in criminal activities. Also, banks have literally automated alarm and triggers in place to flag transactions for reviews. Famous HSBC case come
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by wg0 3y ago
Seeing and playing this for the first time and... it's really very interesting game. Is there a value in a total remake (different graphics, art style) of this game? I'm sure many already exist.
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by wg0 3y ago
"nonsensical, nonfactual, hypothetical" etc. Tone suggests that Brother Musk is so furious that Tesla's Twitter handle is also logged in from his devices.
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by wg0 3y ago
"Thank you. This article will be another labeled row in the next quarterly training batch. Now you can give our model a prompt to generate press coverage of any court case and it'll generate surpassing all the automated journalist
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by wg0 3y ago
20% of workloads running on Windows should result in corresponding number of jobs as well but that's not what I see. Most companies are writing software with software developed on Linux first and for Linux first (or Unix) and later por
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by wg0 3y ago
LLMs won't die out but proprietary LLMs behind APIs might not have valuations of hundreds of billions of dollars. Crowd source, crowed trained (distributed training) fast enough, good enough generative models that are updated (and down
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by wg0 3y ago
Google can look up into their index and can remove whatever they want to, within minutes. But how that can be possible for an LLM? That is, "decontaminate" the model from certain parts of the corups? I can only think of excluding
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by wg0 3y ago
I think most notable and major changes you need to know about are the new layout models. Flex[0] and Grid[1] and media queries[2] and you're mostly up to date. There's also transform+animate module as well but I won't worry a

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