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Comment #47958197
well apparently Dario did the same thing with Mythos - ethics for the big AI labs is mainly posturing
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Comment #44279573
this is so rampant but they know they have a captive market (in many places, only uber or lyft are an option) so they abuse their position
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Comment #43500733
are they usually not? is there no industry standard concept of an escalation manager?
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Comment #42781631
> 2.3 SDE could do that, but i don't get 6. a 24/7 operation needs 2FTE and 1 PTE per shift, and there are three shifts. having the team constantly on call is a recipe for having t…
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Comment #42362301
That’s how macOS permissions work. File access for apps is gated behind “special” folder access (like Documents/Downloads/etc, and “full disk access” which is anywhere beyond the c…
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Comment #42219158
> Most places take after hours paging pretty seriously. LOL i wish
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Comment #40424996
A "tell" in this case is domain-specific terminology to denote a behavior that provides information that the person may have been trying to keep secret. I believe the term comes fr…
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Comment #40078059
I imagine that is to compete with ChatGPT, which began doing the same.
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Comment #38819518
non competes are not enforceable in california and a few other US states iirc, although if there were to ever be an IP lawsuit, it would be a war of attrition (with odds highly sta…
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Comment #38819485
minor nit: there are no dedicated SREs at amazon. but your point stands otherwise
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Comment #38789882
Amazon does this a lot in their “customer obsession” management strategy. In their terms, the mechanism to make this happen is called a “PR/FAQ”[1], and the core idea is that if yo…
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Comment #38605419
> If Apple were truly acting in their users best interest, they would want their users to have encrypted and fast communication with all devices, through an open protocol or otherw…
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Comment #38094824
this is untrue. located in the bay area and getting dinged hard on most of my devices
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Comment #37675344
Flagship public schools in some states can approach $40k in costs if you don’t qualify for aid: https://admission.ucla.edu/tuition-aid/tuition-fees
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Comment #35791344
Cool product, but I'm actually concerned about privacy using a tool like FakeSpot. Their privacy policy is extremely broad and includes handing over purchase history and search his…
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Comment #34822460
> provably wrong How so? I don't see any examples of top talent being fired (barring the scuffles at Twitter, but that isn't FAANG). Most people on my LinkedIn feed being let go ar…
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Comment #34797746
I would make the argument that top talent wasn’t the contingent that was laid off.
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Comment #34254258
Just because you don’t understand the knob doesn’t mean it’s voodoo or proprietary. LMs of every kind can incorporate temperature into their next-token inference and it’s a common …
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Comment #34174811
Asking to ask[1]. This appears a lot in the communities I’m in (mainly university student groups) and it’s probably the most annoying thing to see in my opinion. [1]: https://donta…
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Comment #32407987
There is an "Increase Contrast" option in Settings for visually-impaired users.
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Comment #31818024
That's terrifying and I hope this isn't a default.
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Comment #31815663
Any TV is stupid if you don’t connect it to the Internet.
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Comment #31717549
This article has a lot of accusations and little evidence, so I’m not inclined to believe the author just yet.