sagman

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by sagman 2y ago
Jokes aside, I genuinely don't know everything Salesforce does. Used their tool to get customer feedback data once in my last company, and it was worse than anything I used from Microsoft (probably unfair comparison because I did not u
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by sagman 2y ago
He's right. I asked Microsoft Copilot what Salesforce does but it could not explain
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by sagman 2y ago
I don't know about running a country to the ground. They are economically doing quite well with metrics exceeding those of neighboring countries like India.
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by sagman 2y ago
Bricks are not going to passively cool or warm the houses. They could be coated with paints or surfaces that do so. And building tall buildings with bricks are prohibitively expensive.
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Cheap off-the-shelf plastic sheets found to cool buildings(cell.com)
2 points by sagman 2y ago|3 comments
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by sagman 3y ago
I use it for doing mundane tasks like creating queries following a pattern I defined or creating docs for code. My experience has been great so far. Not sure if it is worth the price for my company, but it encourages me being a little lazy
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by sagman 3y ago
I don't know the details of the case. But how was such sensitive documents available to a low ranking person like him?
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by sagman 3y ago
They never released a v1. I feel like they could supplement their "red-teaming" efforts by allowing the "professionals" to have a go.
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by sagman 3y ago
Microsoft should have learned how to red-team from that fiasco. Release a beta version to 4chan and X, and see the different ways a model can be prompted to create controversial results.
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by sagman 3y ago
A pretty intelligent one
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by sagman 3y ago
Expect them to announce accounts requiring email/ phone associated with it and non-signed-in users having limited viewing capabilities. Also bye-bye old(.)reddit(.)com
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by sagman 3y ago
In my country we used pirated version of Office products. Does that count?
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by sagman 3y ago
0) Maximize Shareholder Value
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by sagman 3y ago
Reminds me of that episode of Mad Men where Lucky Strike drops SCDP as their advertising agency. Hope they have their Don Draper
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by sagman 3y ago
Bet it might be because of a combination of compliance and cost. Storing logs at that scale is not cheap
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by sagman 3y ago
Pretty interesting it is a Global one. Probably either/ or combination of faulty build being deployed and certificates/ secrets expiring.
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by sagman 3y ago
Maybe this is why it only affected leadership team. Maybe they can circumvent requirements meant for lowly employees.
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by sagman 3y ago
I never understood what motivated Nobel Committee to give him a Nobel for Peace. If it was economics I would understand. Grameen Bank and its insane interest rates are well known for making poor debtors commit suicide. Since there is no cre
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by sagman 3y ago
Agreed. But in the western media they are not depicted as similar to the CCP. Maybe because compared to CCP they are terrible at it. At least the Chinese policies gave rise to homegrown giants like Baidu, Alibaba and more recently Bytedance
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by sagman 3y ago
EU is really the innovator at investigations and regulations. With the number of laws they have to protect their customers and prevent monopolies, I am surprised how they only have one big software company and four major car companies. Or m
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by sagman 3y ago
Who will enforce the arrangement between Peter Thiel and Sam Altman in a post apocalyptic scenario?
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by sagman 3y ago
multicolored hearts obviously
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by sagman 3y ago
> That night, Mr. Shear visited OpenAI’s offices and convened an employee meeting. The company’s Slack channel lit up with emojis of a middle finger. What a bunch of children. I feel like most of them pretend to be working for a noble ca
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by sagman 3y ago
Looking forward to reading Sam and Greg's connects.
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by sagman 6y ago
Shomoi kom lagar jonnoi bolchilam. Looked too verbose. But you are right.
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by sagman 6y ago
Khub bhalo laglo dekhe. Consider simplifying primitives? _সংখ্যা -> ন etc.