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Pamar
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About Pamar
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/pamar; my proof: https://keybase.io/pamar/sigs/C2832FEsxtRdIvojiTUYs6V3pFvcW-ruh1CByYD47iM ]
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Comment #49137214
Can you name a few? Not doubting your claim, just curious because I am maybe not following the same niches you do.
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Comment #48821917
Half-dozens of them, apparently.
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Ask HN: Temporal Awareness in LLM?
I have just sent a sort of "feature request" to ChatGPT (but my question is generally applicable to most LLMs). Here is the text, written by ChatGPT itself: Feature request: Option…
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Comment #48073197
90% of my my experience has always been dealing with large-ish corporate systems. I am in Europe, so YMMV even when talking about corporate instead of smaller scale projects. In my…
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Comment #48034868
Some stuff I collected so far, but not exactly what I was looking for: https://www.zdnet.com/education/computers-tech/linguistics-a... https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2019/…
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Ask HN: Linguistics/Computing Overview for the Layperson
Recently someone was surprised that I had some minor interest in foreign languages and I tried to explain that linguistics and computing are far from orthogonal. I'd like to give t…
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Comment #47449679
I had similar experiences with an unpopular but not "esoteric" language (Progress ABL) and so did some other developers in my team.
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Comment #47409460
Well... the actual problem is, imho, that it looks like the LLMs seem to have reached (or are close to reaching) a plateau. You might be right about the "three months ago it could …
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Comment #47333660
So basically like Excel since the 80s?
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Comment #46657692
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Comment #46462261
Not sure I understand your point about Everybody already has local regional tickets anyway. And most people can't be in more then one place at the time anyway. And most people stay…
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Comment #45851408
About non-replaceable batteries: from what I understand, if a battery can be replaced by any random device owner you must design it with a robust cell to avoid risk of it being pun…
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Comment #45717449
I think that what erased "programmer vs computer illiterate" dichotomy was BASIC in the 80s. I've met lots of "digital natives" and they seem to use technology as a black box and c…