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This is more concerning to me from the perspective of being able to appear as "multiple entities" to the frontier models. My question is do the companies know and are able to detec…

Agreed and I would offer this advice to any junior struggling with the morality of the situation. I had a few reality checks to learn about larger companies and business in general…

Yeah it was the lack of communication on it that killed me. If something had just been said I would have signed the other offer and moved on. But I went from 2 prospects to zero be…

Ghosted by Apple here. Devops or SRE job for services teams if I'm remembering right. Did a months worth of rounds. Was told the offer letter would be coming within the next week. …

This seems odd to say about a group of companies that supposedly built this on scraped data.

I am also looking for something that will last for a good while.

Ditto

https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/issues/72774 Seems to indicate a collection cron with a manual query to truncate can fix it. This is fun little things I like to learn. SRE Eas…

Same story for $500 million. I was shaking so bad I couldn't type my password.

Looks like a bunch of re worded copies of existing CVE and a few new lower severity things. I only call them low sev because they seem to require the user to do things that are alr…

I'm finding it challenging to believe they wouldn't just cannibalize anything dependent on them in that way or at minimum launch a directly competing product.

You can use a frontier model to create a plan that's specific enough for a local model of a very small size to execute on. The more specific you are and compartmentalize tasks the …

That's cool but don't get heart broken when engineers leave after repeatedly being told the thing they worked on for months wont ship because someone at the top said so.

I've seen it before and over time it always plays out similarly. - the cloud was invented and we were told CTOs would be able to just point and click and make infrastructure and ap…

surely concats of user input, stdout of external dependencies, and non-deterministic output feeding back directly to an eval is safe. it's never been a problem before. not even try…

It's been my default search for years. Lately for quick one shot AI prompts I use duck.ai (they put some basic effort into anonymizing your chat: https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-…

Yeah, ETF is a function of strategy, asset, financing methods and many other things. Varying leverage alone can multiply one ETF into 3 or 4. Other than showing that there's more r…

We've been down this road when backlinks ran the game. It eventually ends with parasitic hosting. Find a domain with authority and spam whatever mis information or spam you'd like …

Sounds about right. Security is a joke everywhere right now. First to market is all that matters anymore and security is the very first thing to be thrown out when it stands in the…

100% agreed. use the non-deterministic thing that is right 90% of the time to generate a deterministic thing that is right 100% of the time. one of the key things I add to my promp…

Blackhat SEO spamming knew this 20 years ago

I am a Senior DevOps/Infrastructure/Full-stack engineer. First 10 years of my career was software development (LAMP & C# work). Last 10 years have been DevOps, SRE, and Infrastruct…

I use local models on a Mac mini for most things and fall back to the hosted ones when they can't get the job done. Of course you have to break the work into smaller pieces yoursel…

A better rule is "complicate only if necessary"