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There are entire fake persona videos these days. Leading scientists, economists, politicians, tech guys, are being impersonated wholesale on youtube.
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11mo ago
Time for an AI to weed out AI Ads.
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11mo ago
Happens in consulting more often than you think. Product firms run different or at least that's what I assume. I haven't worked in FAANG but have worked in the Big4s, and a couple of Fortune 50 manufacturing firms. The experience
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11mo ago
>I decided to link my card to their AI studio. A lot of us did this in the last 2 days. Gemini3 first and now this.
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11mo ago
Let me explain. Case 1: You're a high performer, one year into the role. A colleague, who's been around longer but struggled, gets promoted not necessarily on merit, but on their ability to manage up. Your early contributions are
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11mo ago
The method used in all the big4s in India is this: You join and do well as usual. Your credit is shared by those above you. You continue to do well, your manager gets promoted or you get a manager who needs a promotion and needs the credit
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11mo ago
complexity = money for AWS. At this point, I am actually scared I will end up misconfiguring something and stare at a 6 figure bill one morning. I'd much rather use other services or spin up my own than have very delicate discussions w
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11mo ago
The sales team got impacted since they have variable salaries based on deal closures. I am pretty sure there are SOX compliance violations hidden in many deals at large firms due this lack of clarity. SoX violations can get your firm into a
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11mo ago
Reminds me of this Indian boss I had whose only agenda used to be calling me up and telling me that others had complaints about my work. After 2 years of listening to his stories, I had to tell him off one morning. I quit about 4 months lat
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11mo ago
Hey, this is very useful. I worked in a couple of large consulting firms and this type of entity search was a deal blocker in some cases because the research teams would be busy trying to find the ultimate identity of parent for conflict ch
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11mo ago
On a related note, heard Barron is going to head up the US TikTok? Amazing how the concept of corrupt conduct has changed.
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1y ago
AWS is like one of the sci-fi portals, one moment you are carefully exploring it and the next moment it's crawling all over you and then pulling you in while you shout about costs.
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1y ago
The number of people managing people managing people who actually do the work is quite high in some of these firms. The partners are rolling in cash, while the actual consultants are hoping to climb the ladder. In some geographies, this has
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1y ago
A lot of us use it in a very structured manner for code and other areas. It absolutely is value for money. I don't really get what people keep complaining about. I think the complaints mostly come from people trying to embed LLMs and e
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1y ago
These days I dump code into an LLM, ELI5. Then ask it to tell me logical chunks and overall structure. I then go from there.
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1y ago
It's probably trying to figure out what it can sell at a large margin.
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1y ago
meh, expected from AWS from the way they sell their other products.
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1y ago
Even on the web, you have to explicitly request the desktop site using options. Else you get served dark patterns.
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1y ago
zigbee has been generally flaky for me, and I dont know if the problem are these tiny coin batteries or the actual sonoff hardware.
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1y ago
Billionaires buy elections, elected officials break funding for public facilities, billionaires get tax cuts, public facilities get bought out with tax cuts. I wonder when they start introducing their own currencies like in the old mining t
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1y ago
I mentioned this on another thread. I tried my best to avoid FB, but then they acquire products like WhatsApp to then hoover up personal data again. This shouldn't be allowed. PII and personal data should be bound to the original terms
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1y ago
zuck needs to fade into irrelevance. The guy hasnt done anything interesting in years. Every few years he raids private data and thinks he can do something with it.
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1y ago
Jane Street was caught manipulating the India derivates market recently.
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1y ago
Right now AI's impact is the equivalent of giving the ancient Egyptians a couple of computer chips. People will eventually figure out what they are, but until then it will only be used as combs, paperweights, pendants etc. I would say
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1y ago
I suppose consumers need to be able to pool their effort to read this. We upload it to a site, see the comments others have made and then decide. If there are changes between the comments and now, then those are highlighted as well. A EULAg
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1y ago
> a woman who understood the system well enough to create her own firm, Your friend could go through her firm then.
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1y ago
Satire gets under their skin real fast.
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1y ago
Time for research to move to the EU. No point getting involved in the trouble that is the US these days with little tyrants everywhere.
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1y ago
At what point will this be considered a trojan?
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2y ago
Iam amazed at the epic levels of ruin one man can bring upon a country and how a whole country of people can elect someone so utterly out of depth. This level of idiocy wouldnt be tolerated in companies if done by an intern.
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