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by shubb 1mo ago
On the face of it, product management and service management are the big duty donors. Project managers and real executives manage a budget in dollars, not man days or tokens. Historically businesses are pretty reluctant to devolve that. I d
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by shubb 3mo ago
A lot of folks want to run tests off a GitHub action I.e. on a server somewhere. Ideally you want your test stack to fit in a docker image. So this does suck for developers in the respect and you could imagine apple releasing a special dock
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by shubb 3mo ago
There are pre-ipo tokens, which are a bet on the price at ipo and proved accurate fit SpaceX (lots of caveats here). Anyway we can see it as a prediction market where the price may have information because insiders can trade without SEC ove
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by shubb 10mo ago
Are we post peak? Everyone is worried about AI for good reason but if he's the promise is true then we see significant productivity improvements. The pie might be shared out worse than even today but there would be more pie. We are in
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by shubb 10mo ago
Net worth is a funny metric. Joe has a 300k house with 100k equity and 200k mortgage. He has 100k in stocks in a 401k. Net worth negative 100k. Pete has $300 in his cheques account, and isn't eligible for loans or mortgage. Net worth
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by shubb 10mo ago
Take a Damm Small Linux. Package manager (apt) optional. I do think a lot of what you are rejecting (automatic updates, centralised package signing, permissions) are solutions to security problems that you might actually have.
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by shubb 10mo ago
Something to be said for requiring the human to do something related like press go every time the vehicle starts from a complete stop, or annotate "threats" detected in the 3d view. This is a safety problem that needs solving. Jus
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by shubb 11mo ago
I think citymapper tried to execu this as a pivot. They had an idea to do it in London and other countries and did trial it for a while. Not sure why it (presumably) failed. I'd note that startup money of the is much harder to get in
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by shubb 11mo ago
We live in a very complex system, beyond any one persons comprehension. Some people think devolved decision making allocating resources to things like, advertising better, is the most efficient way of allocating resources. The invisible han
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by shubb 11mo ago
Seems like ofcom picked thier targets to create precedent fur using ISP blocks against non compliant companies. Case law is important in the UK because laws are vaguely written and thier specifics are established in court. By going after en
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by shubb 11mo ago
I think it needs a water gun. If the diaper was a spray on layered rubber, like a sponge then an impermeable layer, and then you sprayed a solvent to clear the old diaper and poop and then spray on a new one. You'd just need to slo
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by shubb 11mo ago
Sorry, typo, I meant to ask 'what'. Agree there are tropes in llm outputs, specific and strangely not specific to a vendor. Very useful for recognising generated content. I was hoping you were aware of a good article to find more
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by shubb 1y ago
Sorry, but wear is the recursive protocol trope? Also do you know a good list of these tropes for llm spotting?
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by shubb 1y ago
Accurate virtual try on however is quite difficult, and users will quickly learn to distrust platforms that just generate something that"looks right". You can prompt with a normal size 8 dress and "kim jungle un wearing a dr
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by shubb 1y ago
Sounds very interesting. At you releasing your api commercial?
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by shubb 1y ago
When I read this suggestion it sticks out that un-spoonfed, people with deficits in thier study skills, executive function, and institutional literacy would be most disadvantaged. So, you have 2 kids who are equally bright, and you tell on
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by shubb 1y ago
If I was that developer, I'd blacklist embedding of all British MPs and councilors to avoid fraud. This would also block the entire UK political class from accessing adult materials (I got blocked by a wine forum), which would be a ver
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by shubb 1y ago
"Much engineering was required" Archaic but still used a bit in articles or to give a certain vibe.
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by shubb 1y ago
Do you think semi-legal weed made the conspiracy / "it's 4d chess" / bitcoin (don't trust the financial system) demographic larger? A lot of this is stuff people who smoked a lot would talk about back in colle
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by shubb 1y ago
They already outsourced thier ecomerce offerings- to ocado - and that's up and running. What remains is mostly logistics - this company runs farms and abertoires, food import and packaging and a network of warehouses and stores. The dr
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by shubb 1y ago
Right, but isn't this sort of the opposite to the usual companies VC funded which were about massive potential scale based on solving a very common problem? Like, I thought the whole point with VC was to find ideas that could 100x your
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by shubb 1y ago
I think there is something like a pyramid scheme of people who sell classes, and people who sell classes about how to sell classes. The top level slowly pull the whole chain to the next fad and then the next. Drop shipping, ghost writing bo
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by shubb 2y ago
Is that true for the current board arrangement? I thought they were set up a some kind of non profit and thier mandate was to pursue other goals not profit. That was what caused the issue with the altman firing previously right?
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by shubb 2y ago
I think it's pertinent. Ppst 2008 was essentially disinflation economy whereas inflation has been high running into this and people are struggling a bit. To launch something you gotta be hungry but not too hungry. Maybe people are eit
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by shubb 2y ago
The UK introduced this to mirror / sync with the EU ETIAS evisa system introduced recently, which in turn mirrors the US ESTA eVisa. They all cost about the same. It's interesting how UK stories are reported.
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by shubb 2y ago
Mandatory spending isn't stable either. In my 20s I had low income, but at the end of the month I'd have a bit of money left over. Then the next month my car I needed to get to work would break down or I'd need to get a new s
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by shubb 2y ago
Lot of negatively here but I think this sounds really cool. I think I'm reading that the product sets a problem and talks the pupil through it. The pupil works on paper and the product recognises and grades thier written answer. It the
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by shubb 2y ago
They have a comparisons page, i don't know enough to summarise. https://docs.scale-lang.com/manual/comparison/
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by shubb 2y ago
One of the big controversies is that Chinese "tiktok" runs a much less socially disruptive algorithm. You know, China hit a lot of these problems before we did and the ir platforms are "nicer" because they are more regul
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by shubb 2y ago
Your link did not outlast your comment. I'd love to read about schema design if you have an article you liked...

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