scinadier

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by scinadier 1y ago
Let's be real, when an entity like Slack says "delete all your data," they actually mean they will add a flag in the database to make it inaccessible to those who aren't purchasing bulk data for data mining and llm train
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by scinadier 1y ago
Hear, hear!
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by scinadier 1y ago
Will you use ChatGPT to implement the feature?
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by scinadier 1y ago
I thought they were already up to 4.5.
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by scinadier 1y ago
Snapchat has been playing this trick for years.
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by scinadier 1y ago
Which companies are doing this? Why aren't they just downloading the Wikipedia databases as per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download ?
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by scinadier 1y ago
It is not a proper subset, though.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Good to know. I've never seen what the ATS portal looks like on the other side. I'm sure all parties involved dislike the UI!
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Ask HN: Is there a maximum length for resumes in this new era of ATSs?
1 points by scinadier 2y ago|6 comments
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by scinadier 2y ago
The same could be said about humans.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Whatchyu need my email for?
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by scinadier 2y ago
Sounds like airlines need to start using ChatGPT to autopilot their airplanes.
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by scinadier 2y ago
To be the devil's advocate, what if the modern corpora that DeepSeek is trained on encourages this response? There has been a couple of years where AI responses to prompts have proliferated through the internet at large.
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by scinadier 2y ago
I've been treating public Git repository commits in the same vein - a receipt of incremental changes that show that an individual can do some programming. Granted this is not fool-proof - like all things that are complex, it needs to b
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by scinadier 2y ago
I keep a personal website and blog and take pleasure knowing that my non-internet friends and family check in on it.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Perhaps the marker indicating where you are is supposed to work it's way up the list? I don't think what you've said here - in this thread - has been unreasonable.
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by scinadier 2y ago
A website can satisfy this qualifier while still being heavily encumbered with JavaScript.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Have baby boomers even retired?
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by scinadier 2y ago
A bit of a disappointing read. The author never elaborates on the details of the particular day in which they taught AI to read code like a Senior Developer. What did they have for lunch? We'll never know.
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by scinadier 2y ago
It's a bit obtuse to recommend weather.gov when https://merrysky.net/ exists.
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Replacing the boot screen in every (old) version of Windows [video](youtube.com)
1 points by scinadier 2y ago|0 comments
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by scinadier 2y ago
A new wrapper for your wrapper.
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by scinadier 2y ago
I believe it's a tally of the amount of up-votes you've received from others.
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by scinadier 2y ago
>>> I do not understand _at all_ why it isn't an option to, at some point, decide I only want to see content from people I have actively selected. Probably because browser bookmarks exist.
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by scinadier 2y ago
If it gives you any consolation, I can see this post.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Perhaps they need more data to fine-tune resume readers.
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by scinadier 2y ago
> I mean everyone already has turn-by-turn directions emanating from their pocket Navigating the map is a problem already solved. Knowing what a delivered package looks like on a doorstep is not, knowing how to interact with any individu
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by scinadier 2y ago
> The goal is to “shave seconds” off delivery times by giving drivers turn-by-turn directions. I'm sure the primary goal is to help train an autonomous agent to deliver packages in their stead.
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by scinadier 2y ago
Common english lexicon should cut ties with the phrase "cut a deal"
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by scinadier 2y ago
I'm curious if this is in preparation for a shift in how anti-cheat will operate in the future.

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