bigtechennui

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by bigtechennui 26d ago
There’s no reason for (most) software to just be hosted in the US anymore. We as an industry should use AI to enable a standard of software quality that was previously uneconomical.
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by bigtechennui 3mo ago
It’s offered broadly after, for more money. It’s subsidized as marketing
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by bigtechennui 1y ago
Then the company would issue a desktop and a laptop, since they want engineers to be able to use computers in places other than their desk.
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by bigtechennui 1y ago
Cool so, a bunch of data that shows: 1) elderly people 2) who regularly chat with an AI clone of their child 3) summaries of conversations Definitely not a hugely attractive target for the worst kinds of scammers
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by bigtechennui 1y ago
Adding a field that AI can generate cheaply sounds like a way to INCREASE AI spam
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by bigtechennui 2y ago
One explanation is it gives Polymarket more rope to hang themselves with. Trading volume likely spiked in the lead up, and during, election night. Big numbers make for splashier headlines. Another could be concern of doing anything visibly
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by bigtechennui 3y ago
So there’s a cap on the maximum value (always doing it on time), and a cap on the minimum value (never doing it). The above poster takes the position that the ratio between the maximum value, and minimum employable value is less than 10.
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by bigtechennui 3y ago
Thinking of CoreData as simply providing the persistence layer is incorrect. It also provides the schema. CoreData’s object graph management and persistence are separate - you can use CoreData without persistence, but you can’t use it with