whatyesaid

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by whatyesaid 9mo ago
If you've got a prompt, along the lines of: given some references, check their validity. It searches against the articles and URLs provided. You return "yes", "no", and let's also add "inconclusive",
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by whatyesaid 9mo ago
For references, as the OP said, I don't see why it isn't possible. It's something that exists and is accessible (even if paywalled) or doesn't exist. For reasoning hallucinations are different.
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by whatyesaid 1y ago
Yeah especially as in places like London there have been many explosions and house fires originaying from cheap foreign e-bike batteries. Some Chinese companies care about a long-term brand and place high standards on themselves but it&#x27
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by whatyesaid 2y ago
Rust is slow to develop and prototype in. It's good if you're a big company not the average Joe. We need a better C++ ("systems") base language that could have an optional borrow checker or bounded model checker enabled.
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by whatyesaid 2y ago
Maybe if Opera, Arc, and Brave people joined forces... Without a combined effort they lack the power of Chrome store and developer docs. Worst comes to worst they can use the Firefox engine. The MV2 extensions don't need much work to l
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
If most companies become 4 day work week, that would be the new floor and not a perk no more? You might still have 5 day work week employees who get paid more but to them the perk is money/earlier retirement.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
People who cite interest rates and economy are coping hard. It's all of a sudden a factor now but never was before. Apart from dotcom specific crash, tech has seen relentless growth, until recent years where it was shown firing people
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
That's nothing to do with number of engineers you have.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
That service does a lot of the matching that you need and provides all roles from PM to designers to programmers. It's unquestionably better as you're dealing with volunteers. Unless you're picky with who you select and then
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
First registration is $2 but any renewal is $20 after. A lot of first year domains use different pricing and they are charged differently I think by the TLD holders, so it's not just stupid marketing by like GoDaddy who hopes you don&#
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
There is already socialcoder for non profits, which also provides project management and liaison. This thread would not do better than that service for non-profits, simply because it's more organized.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
.io is simply the new .net, what you get when you can't get .com but don't want to rename. Although .io and .ai are really expensive so I wouldn't be surprised if something new comes up.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
I have set my OS to dark mode on windows and android. It doesn't work without extensions like DarkReader etc if you don't provide the theme/CSS as the website. I uninstalled DarkReader because it just guesses how to map thing
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Damn, poor little Google seems really scared. I'm not sure if that info is true. You have to provide the whole source of the entire product and not just a segment of code (eg library) you forked which they do often?
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
It's a research paper. You can write a theoretical paper and let others apply it practically, which others can figure out the practical aspect and report results of benchmarks, or others can also build on the theory. This paper only ha
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Why HN still only comes in white without these extensions is crazy. Theming is a day of work unless you use Lisp I guess. This site barely changes. Pretty sure dark mode is much easier on the eyes at night at least.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Age is pretty easily guessable by degree dates and your appearance, they don't need to ask it explicitly.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Your first sentence is describing the web based LLMs. There are others that operate against the project structure and has read all the files. But a lot of CRUDs also involve a much easier modular domain structure. LLMs amplify you quite a b
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Only if the rate of newer services/companies keep up and outweigh the ease of development we should eventually reach. People are currently still maintaining jQuery PHP and other tech that makes doing anything much more complicated than
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Bullshit jobs are jobs that contribute not even an economic value: https://strikemag.org/bullshit-jobs/ A good game developer provides entertainment at least. Contrasted to Twitter who under Dorsey&co shipped NFTs
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
It's going to be normalised in the coming years, across small and huge companies. Not sure how all the web devs will adjust. Also we aren't in 2010. You don't need to build as much in house anymore or patch up tech that doesn
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Are there any stats on how many people are being hired?
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
And eBay would also fall into similar because from an engineering side, there's been no real changes for years (not that any product changes are needed).
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
You can have double blind papers and double blind research funding I guess to help that a little? Not sure what else you can do. Table rankings are actually only applicable for undergrads in practical terms. At research level, You have worl
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Grade inflation has been happening at literally every institution. So you can't point just to Harvard. But a middle rated school can't take a stand, only the very top schools can start to, and they'd have to do it slowly to g
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
How do you know who they're firing? Nobody knows what "core tech" is. They are clearly getting rid of people in LoR. And game companies aren't bloated with sales people.
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
I also think that experimental culture is gone due to things like startup culture. Any half viable idea, they leave and create a startup. So Google has really only been doing obvious ideas. Like Pixel phones, Pixel buds, getting into cloud
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
Yeah but Twitch is so big it would never pay retail rates to any cloud service, even given the rates for the bulkiest users. And because it's Amazon owned it's not a question of going to AWS but how much they'd negotiate. So
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
How is a software written in Java having less assurances in terms of leaks/crashes etc compared to Rust? All Rust gives you is a borrow checker that isn't very smart, but means you don't need GC/VM, so you gain a bit of
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by whatyesaid 3y ago
In that link it says they are required to pay all restaurant workers $20 an hour due to new laws. From my understanding that job gets a lot of tips in America so they don't want to cough up $20 an hour. the idea of having in-house deli

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