ra_men

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by ra_men 5mo ago
In a newborn? Infant? I think not. Nurturing is vital in the early stages of life.
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by ra_men 6mo ago
I’m guessing development is so slow that they have stacks of teams working in parallel to accomplish what 1 team could normally.
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by ra_men 6mo ago
There's a more obvious explanation.
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by ra_men 9mo ago
AI is turning in to an addiction and crutch for some people.
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by ra_men 9mo ago
It feels like intellectual dishonesty when it's not declared at the top of the article. I have no issues with AI, when the authors are honest about their usage. But if you stamp your name to an article without clear mention that LLMs w
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by ra_men 9mo ago
Or honesty about the author. If it's written by ChatGPT, say that. If I start to read an article with the expectation of it being written by a human, then see something like this, I instantly check out. > Last week, I updated our pr
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by ra_men 2y ago
Very few people are switching to Bluesky so they don't have their data scraped for AI models. X has become a messy cesspool of spammy ads, toxic comments, and an owner intent on making it his personal echo chamber.
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by ra_men 2y ago
Confirmed from AWS side. It’s been like that from the beginning (outsourcing the checkout flow).
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by ra_men 3y ago
For most industries and investments, sure. Shouldn't matter who owns what. Property and real estate have a different utility, in that it provides one of the most foundational needs a person requires. It's not the same as a chinese
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by ra_men 3y ago
I'd rather run IE on Windows 8 in a VM than go through a 4-5 min initial load.
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by ra_men 5y ago
Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann
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by ra_men 6y ago
The roads aren’t major arteries, they’re pedestrian/neighborhood roads. This is to improve safety for the kids that are still out of school while everyone rushes back downtown.