newsicanuse

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by newsicanuse 22d ago
What a buffoonery of a comparision.
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by newsicanuse 26d ago
I am not surprised thay this is an AI startup
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by newsicanuse 1mo ago
C in author's name stands for chu**
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by newsicanuse 1mo ago
Makes me wonder the kind of startup this peron is working for where slop is encouraged
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by newsicanuse 2mo ago
I use rebase so much but it only feels comfortable because I follow a workflow while rebasing.
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by newsicanuse 2mo ago
To ensure that your forecaat don't fall outside the range of training dataset you can use some tree based model like Random Forest for time series forecasting which averages out the values.
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by newsicanuse 2mo ago
This guy is just another one of those ai-pilled noob coders
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by newsicanuse 2mo ago
Sorry to burst your bubble, but AI is not going to play any significant role in a child kearning journey. Such a garbage application for those who need concrete knowlede and not some sloppy answers. Uselss application, I would keep a track
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Nicely written and lovely quote at the end.
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Atleast not at Amazon
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Writers like the author should go through the trauma of being a victim of juvenile crimes, only then will they stop writing such rubbish.
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Sorry to burst your bubble but the cost of creating software has not, bloatware definitely has.
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Great analogy all the way through. Also the last 10% takes thre most effort/iteration to get the work done such that you don't spend a lot of time maintaining it later.
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
He is become one of the techbros
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
The code that gets stuff done instead of beating around the bush making unxpected errors
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
Don't be one of those cluless techbros
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by newsicanuse 3mo ago
pre IPO truck load of crap
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Keep dreaming
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Corruption, red-tapism and colonial-mindset had and still has more part to play than thr reasons you have stated.
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
An economist exytrpolating tech trends is already a hard sell. And deterministic unreliability is atleast deterministic meaning you can choose to ignore, this is still better than probabilistic AI hubris
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
I am really surprised that people are comparing dot com with AI. Atleast dot-com era was deterministic, comparatively AI is just a probabalistic unreliable slop
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Comments like these make me feel like AI is a computer in the hands of a monkey, and that too the computer which is unreliable.
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Hilliariously correct!
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Cheaper to make plus unreliable and difficult to maintain. That is lose-lose for everyone involved.
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
When AI tries to improve such large code base who even is going to review the changes?
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Source trust me bro.
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
At this point one might as well code by themselves
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
He has been one of those farce applied scientists at Amazon, so you can't expect any better.
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by newsicanuse 4mo ago
Typical of Quanta magazine
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by newsicanuse 6mo ago
While I agree, it'd be hard to say that SAP is not good

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