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hackernewds
1y ago
what's wrong with a/b tests?
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hackernewds
1y ago
You have small hands, the modern phones are made for MKBHD reviews
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hackernewds
1y ago
VS Code is not a coding agent as much as it is code generation and completion
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hackernewds
1y ago
specifically since enterprises are easier to monopolize since the purchasers are not users. and they need carteling to maintain dominance over a product so simple
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1y ago
as long as it needs to be uploaded onto to monopolies running cloud servers, domain hosters or financial processors this is why any corrupt government allows the monopolies like Google and Apple proliferate. easier to contain a few
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hackernewds
1y ago
Maybe you didn't realize until now that it is indeed Wynn-DOS as in W-Disk Operating System
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hackernewds
1y ago
My anecdata counteracts your anecdata. Now how do we resolve this?
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hackernewds
1y ago
Bit of an overreaction since your use case isn't being affected at all. Rather they are making no money off it, and continue to support it.
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hackernewds
1y ago
Do you work at Supermaven, because that is 100% not the case
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1y ago
it's a lose-lose game cuz they are held to a much higher standard than their opposition. and also because their opposition is held to no standards at all
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1y ago
CF already provides this
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hackernewds
1y ago
Your anecdata is not an "experiment" especially to derive such a broad conclusion :)
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1y ago
Yes to punctuation After all, attention is all you need :)
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hackernewds
1y ago
Anecdotes are pointless in this domain.
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hackernewds
1y ago
Here is a definite scientific nail down and solve for non-determinism in LLM outputs (Mira Murati's new outfit but really credit the author) https://bff531bb.connectionism.pages.dev/blog/defeating-nond...
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1y ago
The nice part about this is when employees get laid off they distribute their talents to other companies. And now the barrier to entry to starting a small indie outfit is so much lower. They don't just simply disappear
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1y ago
you could say the barrier of entry to tech has a new low
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1y ago
The perverse incentive is that if you mention the word AI, you get a multiplier. we're entering juicero levels of delusion
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1y ago
Not every thing in life is about money or competing.
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hackernewds
1y ago
there's no reason to be patronizing or condescending
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hackernewds
1y ago
so it is wrong?
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1y ago
A bit unrelated, what sort of roles in tech would benefit from this kind of competency? it would seem to be data science, although this complexity is not what is demanded of tech employees and these skill sets are rarely used
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hackernewds
1y ago
this is the answer
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1y ago
Perfect feature that LinkedIn should've developed themselves. Thank you for this!
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hackernewds
1y ago
Just posting to not just upvote, but also say that you have a very calm thought process and write with clarity
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1y ago
The downfall of so many large companies back then, including general Capital, basically turning into a finance arm glorified general electric
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1y ago
it's impressive but it seems like a crappier UX? that none of the patterns can really be memorized
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1y ago
we can from kissing
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hackernewds
1y ago
they don't need to be constantly flying. as long as work is not done, there isn't much energy being burned. and most of the energy burned is not with the rotors
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1y ago
The outcome is the same.
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