yellow_lead

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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Why the editorialization of the title? "LLMs Are Good at SQL. We Gave Ours Terabytes of CI Logs."
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Its getting a bit repetitive to see this type of comment on every tech layoff letter
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
> A modern auto paint shop emits volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during primer, base coat, and clear coat application. The Bay Area AQMD makes permitting a new paint shop nearly impossible. This is THE classic example of what you can&#
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
This firm is doing great work, I still refer to this post ("Anyone can Access Deleted and Private Repository Data on GitHub"): https://trufflesecurity.com/blog/anyone-can-access-deleted-a...
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Or they'll settle with Meta in a few years for a small fee with no admission of wrongdoing to save face.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
> The Leverage team builds surprisingly delightful internal products that Stripes can leverage to supercharge their productivity. The Leverage team kind of sounds like the Department of Government Efficiency
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Sure - the website is AI slop. The whitepaper is AI slop. There is no author or name on either.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Slop website with a slop white paper. Can the human behind this take accountability?
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
"The marketing team says fixing this bug will negatively impact their numbers, closing."
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
> Brynjolfsson analyzed millions of ADP payroll records and found a 13% relative decline in employment for early-career workers (ages 22-25) in AI-exposed occupations since late 2022. > So what’s the mechanism at play? AI replaces cod
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
It's not free if you have to trade your info for them. It's not like I have a business case for photos of broken insulators, just trying to check what you made.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
It's always DNS! https://github.com/dlants/amusements/commit/53f5ccbc9954844f...
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
AGI took down the article? https://archive.is/D4EYW
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
If the car is at the car wash already, how can I drive to it?
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
What crown jewels? Isn't openclaw, errr "open" source?
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
There's already Zulip, Mattermost, and many others. Building a chat application should be considered a tar pit problem IMO. A lot of success relies on network effects and familiarity, and the product looks deceptively simple. It's
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
I've been told to wait for a pay increase/promotion twice. And I got it both times (luckily). The time periods were only a few months or a year each time. I think it's a judgement call but making such a long-out promise like
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
I tried the chinese one. The tone for 十一 is wrong. It should be shi2 yi1. But the audio says shi4 yi1. So seems bad quality
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
User has a ton of comments that read like AI slop, as above
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
There's such a long history of Heroku in this post, which isn't bad per-say, but the post is lacking any evidence or insight to support the title. I'm not sure if the point is to say "I know a lot about Heroku, so trust
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
I'd now like to see a RCE in MS Paint or Calculator, if the exploit finder is reading this.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
> My productivity did improve, but for any given task, I still had to jump into the project, set up the environment, open my editor and Claude Code terminal. I was still the operator; the only difference was that instead of typing code m
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Many people don't worry about connecting to random wifi anymore, but users of AMD still have to
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
> TL;DR: If you want low latency sandboxes, cut out the middlemen and put your servers next to your users. Valuable insight /s
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
Is it true she still owes billions to the federal government?
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
> The irony is that the agent acknowledged the rule violation in its apology, which means it "knew" No, the AI never "knew" anything! :)
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
It's hard not to blame LLMs. There was someone on the front page with a Show HN for some LLM-generated calculators recently.
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
I have an issue trying to use it on Firefox mobile - android. When the keyboard opens the layout shifts and mangles the text box. Then, writing is more difficult.
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
> Just 3% of the time does SPY gain 1% while software stocks drop 5% in a month I would like to direct the author to a high school statistics class. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_cau...
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by yellow_lead 9mo ago
> does anyone have a good example of a large website built without all this bloat? How about this one?

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