derealized

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by derealized 3y ago
Because I don't want to hear about personal stories? How is that related? I do very much want to know how code works. It's the very core of my argument.
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by derealized 3y ago
It's full of "fix" or "fix typo" or "update blah.c"... tiny commits straight to the master branch without CI. Anyway, I really don't care about the past in this way. A simple "accounting needs th
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Adequacy Decision for the EU-US Data Privacy Framework(commission.europa.eu)
1 points by derealized 3y ago|0 comments
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by derealized 3y ago
> They're hard not to love. I often search for a clearcut answer to a technical question and I'm met with a 2 hour history lesson into a decade of company politics and failed replatforming projects. Yeah, thanks for telling m
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by derealized 3y ago
By switching to a proprietary license for your proprietary product. If we call things by their names, it's not surprising at all and actually makes solving the situation much easier.
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by derealized 3y ago
> I found out that just being better than yourself takes you a long long way. That resonates with me. There is a saying where I'm from that says "most people are just kicking dirt" that basically means people are doing t
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by derealized 3y ago
I personally care about how it looks. The facism mention is a huge leap, isn't it?
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The /now page movement(sive.rs)
24 points by derealized 3y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Gmail alternative for the lazy activist?
15 points by derealized 3y ago|15 comments
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by derealized 3y ago
How about tracking licenses or subscriptions sold and show that to investors?
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by derealized 3y ago
Riley gave an hour-long presentation on his prompt engineering work at Scale AI and the company's CEO said it didn't seem useful?
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by derealized 3y ago
To me, the simple models might not cross the boundary where LLMs start to be useful versus, say, a fixed menu with choices in a helpdesk app. It's a paradox because, to really feel human like and not make huge mistakes, we need these h
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by derealized 3y ago
Airports and taxis here have agreements where the airport gives them a fixed location in front of the exit. Just makes my point about the taxi mafia. But then, does that happen anywhere else but airports and maybe some places downtown where
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by derealized 3y ago
Not here. A ride that costs me 18-20 with Uber will be a 40-50 taxi ride.
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by derealized 3y ago
You're comparing apples to oranges. Should I complain that to drill oil I need hundreds of millions of dollars to even start? Your VPS example was doing barely any computation. You're conflating web 1.0 and web 2.0 with neural net
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by derealized 3y ago
> many of us will revert back to traditional taxis. When hell freezes maybe? Why would I do business with the local taxi mafia when these are the same cars, same drivers, poor or nonexistent app and terrible customer service? Sorry, t
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by derealized 3y ago
Copy and paste of a previous article discussed here a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36500448 EDIT: And copied and pasted here too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36956799
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Microsoft’s Bing Chat available on Chrome and Safari(techcrunch.com)
1 points by derealized 3y ago|0 comments
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by derealized 3y ago
It's nice to have alternatives and maybe I have Stockholm Syndrome about this topic, but isn't git's complexity inherent to the area?
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by derealized 3y ago
That's me! https://imgur.com/a/Zbv5da8
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by derealized 3y ago
Automattic does this. https://automattic.com/how-we-hire/
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by derealized 3y ago
I have intrisic motivation, I just like what I work with and like to do a good job. I often have high standards for my work. What changed? It's very tiresome to swim against the current. You can only care about so many things that your
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by derealized 3y ago
Supposedly it needs some name (any name) for the userID so I don't think so. You can add a domain that points to your internal IPs though.
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by derealized 3y ago
I've been in this situation at a couple of companies. Very prolific in the first year, only to burn out. At my new job, I'm taking it easy.
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by derealized 3y ago
I've met people running ZFS on Linux quite reliably this days, bar Oracle.
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by derealized 3y ago
Article seems to be dead now (HN hug of death). I think one big reason is the BSD license. With fewer contributors, the ability for companies to create closed source products really helps to justify using it.
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by derealized 3y ago
Some countris have mandated >30 meters of green area on each border of rivers. That also helps a lot from what I've seen. Before that, especially with plantations, the crops would go up to the border and that killed the rivers (plus
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by derealized 3y ago
Got it, that makes sense. With monitors now in 60-120Hz being common, that might be doable.
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by derealized 3y ago
> What we do is fairly easy, the whole "value" is in some fairly simple prompt on top of openAI APIs. We are seem a lot of these apps nowadays. People come up with a prompt, send to OpenAI with the user data, hide it behind a
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by derealized 3y ago
Well, a camera wouldn't care about that.. only if you're capturing from HDMI.

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