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by zkmon 10mo ago
Pretty archaic. It stops just after version control, code builds and testing. Nothing on devops - deployments, kebernetes, containers, monitoring, release management, environments (prod, non-prod) etc. All this should be part of "devel
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Any proof system or method is relative to its frame of reference, axiomatic context, known proofs etc. Modern software doesn't live in an isolated lab context, unless you are building an air-gapped HSM etc. Proof system itself would ha
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Bad Babylonians. They could have moved to greener pastures.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Both are just mid-summer dreams. There is no global law to enforce watermark. There are no badges that can't be forged.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
AI-generated images would remove all the trust and admire for human talent in art, similar to how text-generation would remove trust and admire for human talent in writing. Same case for coding. So, let's simulate that future. Since no
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Meta should replace Mr Z with a bit sane person. At this point, he is like a mad emperor.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Unless it includes Sentinel islands, I'm not going to spend any reading minutes on those reports.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
I went to IKEA store last weekend, to return something I never needed. Felt happy when I got the money back. But then made the mistake of going into the maze again. The maze led to the checkout counter and I ended up spending all that. Got
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by zkmon 10mo ago
You are mistaken. The future is defined by the common man on the steet. Those are the same people who use Whatsapp, Facebook and instagram accounts heavily and regularly. They will soon become the biggest drivers of AI adaption. The techies
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Probably targeted at enterprise customers forcing them embrace co-pilot with big pockets. Bad move for individual users as this will only drive them to alternatives, instead of shelling out money.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
> Technical influence does not start with a title. It begins with the visible impact you create. That visible impact need not be entirely from your technical work. It is mostly from your relations, communications, the way you present you
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Tax payer won't get refund whether the data center is built or not.
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Low-cost Chinese AI models forge ahead(chathamhouse.org)
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Good sounding product names are in short supply. [EDIT] For downvoters - I didn't mean they took the Anthropic's product name. Time direction doesn't allow that.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Nice catch! It never made sense to me either, to say "out of" when actually it is "in", quite the opposite. I guess I worked mostly with American companies, while educated in British English. I think "based out of&q
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Economics for who? The builder of the data center and plethora of all contractors and sub-contractors would see great economics though. Even the sponsor/owner of the data center might see economics work out, if you consider the reputat
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by zkmon 10mo ago
A simpler word could have been "broker". A broker-less market is feasible as long as the producer and consumer don't need a platform or middleman to conduct their transaction. A farmer's market is an example, where buyer
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by zkmon 10mo ago
But USA might be receiving half of the scientists trained outside. And these might happen to be brighter and hard-working.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
If I work for a US multi-national and based out of London, and work with team members in both USA and UK, which language should I use for my emails?
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Also, he should use Times New Roman instead of Calibri.
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by zkmon 10mo ago
> These scripts team up with one of the core principles of Alexander Technique: Faulty Sensory Appreciation Someone mentioned to me that we have a disease of hard-working. The article correctly identifies it as a sensory problem. I would
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Why only 2 years? Why can't it be a permanent employment?
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by zkmon 10mo ago
Yes, counting memory bits in my PC doesn't fall into my job. But my question is a bit more fundamental. Most of these numbers are hierarchical. I do count the memory modules, but not bits. I count apples, but not molecules in them. I t
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by zkmon 11mo ago
If you used a calculator to do a calculation, would they say the answer looks like created by calculator and not done by-hand? I think the only solution to this is, people should simply not question AI usage. Pretence is everywhere. Face ma
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by zkmon 11mo ago
When you say agents, do you mean the workflow runners that can call APIs and automate the workflow steps? Automation is not new. What's new is the capabilities of the models that can be assigned with some of the workflow steps. If thes
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by zkmon 11mo ago
It won't cause significant global unemployment. People would be doing some garbage work and still getting paid, instead of a desk-based white collar work.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I did mean "all jobs across the entire economy"
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Amazon website is equivalent to 100 million cloned sales people who work at retail shops. It didn't cause global unemployment.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
And where did the farmers go? The children of farmers were absorbed into jobs that were created for automating the farming and other industrial work. Farm automation did not cause unemployment overall.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
AI is not replacing workers. It might automate a few steps in a workflow, which require dealing with natural language, image content or applying knowledge from the web or internal data stores. It enables a bit more automation of work than i

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