rester324

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by rester324 5d ago
Well, yeah, while that is true, my impression is that mathematicians (as a community, even though there were outliers) didn't care - not even the slightest - about the impact of LLMs and generative AI, other type of AI and machine lear
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by rester324 7mo ago
You appear to have written a lot. Without understanding anything.
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by rester324 7mo ago
"would put it to good use - including tackling the deterioration of water pipes" There is your faith in action. Zero concrete promise, no accountability.
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by rester324 7mo ago
You would be surprised to see how much the japanese IT industry is behind the times (a decade at least IMO). There is only a very limited startup culture here (both in size and talentpool and business ideas), there is no real risk taking ve
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by rester324 7mo ago
IMO we are way past beyond the point where these definitions are necessary. The consensus is that social media sites are objectively mentally harmful
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by rester324 8mo ago
I am curious. What do you want us to see in that github repo?
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by rester324 8mo ago
You can implement this yourself, who is stopping you?
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by rester324 8mo ago
So are you proud of yourself? Or why are you advertising your negligence?
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by rester324 9mo ago
Or continue being an ass and kissing asses, and watch the workforce unionize and see how the people YOU disdain shows you who has the real power
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by rester324 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing, I found the blogpost hypocritical even without knowing about this
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by rester324 9mo ago
Buying a phone is a non-dispensable part of life today. There are some government services in many countries which are digital only (and phone only in particular), and restaurants, hotels, etc in the service industry which all require you h
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by rester324 9mo ago
Is this some kind of mental problem that you want to tell people what they do and how they spend their money? Pretty jerk attitude IMO
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by rester324 9mo ago
How do you know? Do you snoop on their work machines?
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by rester324 9mo ago
These are the comments of the people who will cry a f@cking river when all the f@cking bubbles burst. You really think that it's "$300 total to serve the same amount of tokens as a 5090 can produce in 1 year running constantly&quo
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by rester324 9mo ago
10% on top of what we have now and the same things that the local models can do of those times ahead of us?
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by rester324 9mo ago
> Agents don't leave How wrong the author is about that! IMO As soon as the bubble bursts, which is already evident and imminent, these agents will raise their subscription fees to ridiculous amounts. And when that happens, entire o
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by rester324 9mo ago
Thanks for the link. I see that you get credits and access to embargod releases. So I understand that's not financial stake, but seems enough of an incentive to say positive things about those services, doesn't it? Not that it mat
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by rester324 9mo ago
My honest question, isn't simonw one of those people? It feels that way to me
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by rester324 9mo ago
I love to write code too. But what usually happens is that I go through running the gauntlet of proving how brilliant code I can write in a job interview, and then later conversely being paid for listening to really dumb conversations of ou
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by rester324 9mo ago
Internetspeed is a 3 years old app. So what exactly are you talking about?
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by rester324 10mo ago
‘one trick pony’ Yeah, shallow dismissal of people's effort to try to make a change must be because they are a ‘one trick pony’. Is that all you brought to the conversation?
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by rester324 10mo ago
I think this is the attitude that most people take issue with that this comment represents. So please tell us why we are wrong? Because I can just go and claim in the same vein of your comment to say: "Managing people is easy peasy&quo
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by rester324 10mo ago
What I am missing from both the blogpost and the comments is that the most valuable contribution a manager can provide is information and not some elusive, esotheric, corporate-speak mumbo-jumbo. And when I write information I mean informat
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by rester324 10mo ago
Yeah, this makes sense. What I am missing from both the blogpost and the comments is that the most valuable contribution a manager can provide is information and not some elusive, esotheric, corporate-speak mumbo-jumbo. And when I write inf
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by rester324 10mo ago
You can't bring people in the same office from three different timezones. Most probably your setup was the problem, not the productivity of the people working remotely. Remote people working in the same timezone are usually very effect
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by rester324 10mo ago
Also: > The radiation corrupted data in the ELAC - a computer used to operate control surfaces on the wings and horizontal stabilizer.
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by rester324 10mo ago
Well, then it's clear you don't have enough experience to objectively judge the situation. I lived near 5 different stations in Tokyo in 10 years and all of those were how I described it. I also lived in Saitama and Kanagawa. It&#
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by rester324 10mo ago
While the article does not mention it, chances are that the sarcophagus was found during doing the soilwork for modern construction. In which case the construction company is obliged to report that to the ministry in charge and then the exc
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by rester324 10mo ago
I like that the author propagates software developer liability. That makes sense. Unless we introduce such system, the incentives are not there to avoid failure https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3489045 https:/&#x2F
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by rester324 10mo ago
It's good that the author makes the distinction between developers and managers. This distinction is rarely made and most media outlets talk about the wrongdoings of developers, who are almost never the decision makers of failing proje

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