thawawaycold

7 ms·

1.
by thawawaycold 22d ago
> majority of meat is used purely for entertainment Source of that inane statement?
2.
by thawawaycold 23d ago
yeah people should just accept starting to feed on AI slop for sustenance instead of actual food! How dare they have a preference
3.
by thawawaycold 6mo ago
Not OP but for me it comes down to "asking a person" ≠ "asking a device". Besides just to be pedantic one of the thing you've described is not something an llm would be able to do, and for the second one... That&#x2
4.
by thawawaycold 6mo ago
Asinine comments such at these is the reason why we have countries having to sound an alarm in the first place
5.
by thawawaycold 7mo ago
Agree. Also what upsets me the most is that to a great extent, all of these antics he pulls out are largely ignored by its userbase, meaning that most of the people using OpenAI products are either ignoring or ignorant altogether of what he
6.
OpenAI CEO reduces childhood to a power bill(bsky.app)
10 points by thawawaycold 7mo ago|2 comments
7.
by thawawaycold 8mo ago
Yep that's true, on the other hand the trend I've been seeing in the last months is worrying me, in that the company I'm working for and other adjacent ones, the focus is to hand off the development to "managed agents&qu
8.
Ask HN: Transition away from embedded SWE due to AI?
1 points by thawawaycold 8mo ago|2 comments
9.
by thawawaycold 9mo ago
oh okay, I shouldn't have judged that so haphazardly. thx for the references
10.
by thawawaycold 9mo ago
imho it was definitely popular before and altman adopted it to fit in with the online crowd
11.
FPGAs Need a New Future(allaboutcircuits.com)
235 points by thawawaycold 9mo ago|159 comments
12.
by thawawaycold 11mo ago
he's started making videos way before LLMs were able to aid in researching content. He's just good at doing what he does, no tricks there.
13.
by thawawaycold 11mo ago
They just know it's not going to happen
14.
STMicroelectronics official MEMS drivers, written in Rust(github.com)
18 points by thawawaycold 1y ago|2 comments
15.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
Not the best counterpoint to the argument IMHO, especially considering there are tens/hundred of thousand of people that do the same as you, and that has only driven rent cost up in the extended Milan metropolitan area, even 30-40 km f
16.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
What about EU's CRA?
17.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
If that someone then takes that work that you're providing for free to other people to build on it, makes a closed source product out of it and gives you no attribution, then you can be darn well sure I want to protect it.
18.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
that does not answer at all OP's question.
19.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
that is not what OP was talking about though.
20.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
I hope you're being sarcastic. SPC is necessary because mechanical parts have physical tolerances and manufacturing processes are affected by unavoidable statistical variations; it is beyond idiotic to be provided with a machine that c
21.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
Nor is sticking your head in the sand.
22.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
not just the members states but also all the other behemoths stakeholders like Airbus, Thales, OHB and so on, which need to make sure that new missions are as easy to adapt to their preexisting flight heritage as possible
23.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
lol you don't know the half of it. Working with ESA for anything but the most trivial project is beyond frustrating; it's basically 99% about producing swathes of documentation, which in itself is more akin to philosophy and seman
24.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
Lol, i hadn't even checked the status (or existence, even) of ST's US factories. I've just known the company for a good amount of years having worked with their products for several projects and thus already knew that the big
25.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
"[...] chip sets that are like ST Micro [a Swiss company with American factories]" I guess that if Ford moved their HQ in DRC, it would be called a Congolese company with American factories, too?
26.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
Thanks I suppose
27.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
Yeah sucks and that's why I'm so reluctant to risk staying, because in the worst case I'll be having to stay a full year where I would have otherwise just stayed 6 months and a day
28.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
> Are they organized enough to have good oversight and fire people who aren't keeping up with their work? In that there exists a CEO, CTO, and a manager above me who all can get reports from my peers? Yes. Do they care about the pro
29.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
I don't think I can do either in my current position. > either get by doing hardly anything I have no interest in doing that, plus it would be unfair to those who may depending on whatever (little) work of interest I can accomplish
30.
by thawawaycold 1y ago
> Are you sure that you would be "forced" to wait 6 months? You're right, I'm still not sure about that. It's just been my experience so far (i.e. that of the employer requesting to oblige the notice period in fu

More ›