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Comment #43239188
The article in context is not just about Chrome, but the various avatars it has manifested into.
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Comment #43239027
So no. Same menu/web-pages; but served differently as per individual needs.
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Comment #43159177
Who's taking the baton?
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Comment #41896260
System Design Interview I and II - Alex Xu. Take one of the topics and do it practically.
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Comment #41538023
The same though goes into working with languages. I was a fan of Python’s list compressions, C#’s LINQ expressions, ORMs and functional/object-oriented abstractions. Now, I have st…
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Comment #41520042
China didn't look like a competitor until they were miles ahead. "Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak" - Sun Tzu
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Comment #41389756
They are definitely not on the cloud.
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Comment #41372095
People who crave karma points will continue do so. The game isn't for the faint hearted. SO still has the best gamification model and there isn't any competitor.
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Comment #41369387
Why will SO be gone? They are now partners with OpenAI - https://stackoverflow.co/company/press/archive/openai-partne...
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Comment #41297153
Wrong. As per the article - a part of our brain is a prediction machine. A human body is more than the sum of its parts.
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Comment #41296930
On the current state of AI - do you believe it has "intelligence" or is the underlying system a "prediction machine"? What signs do you see that make you believe that the next leve…
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Comment #41288236
Not really, you first have to catch up the vehicle ahead, before you start overtaking. At present, they are miles behind.
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Comment #41273384
1. With the recent developments at CockroachDB one may like to bundle it along with MSSQL and Oracle. 2. Like the author, I will like to understand "Why not MariaDB? (a free varian…
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Comment #41263614
Back to simplicity - your contact list is your filter. If the phone doesn't identify the caller - send to voicemail.
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Comment #41243108
Google settled for the status quo. After covid, like many other organizations, they went too lean, concentrating on sustainable operations, expecting a tough market. WFH was an eff…
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Comment #41220700
I mean AI transformers. I understand we have pre-embedded STT, though I will like the option to include my own - say an English grammar GPT and expose it by an API for progressive …
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Comment #41217624
If anyone is willing to put an effort in building a new browser, I have just one wish - allow embedding open-source transformers in the browser; available for both the user and web…
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Comment #41209635
It would have been better if the term used was Prediction Machine, rather than Artificial Intelligence. One may argue, what's in the name? AI is a catchier term and covers the umbr…
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Comment #40958423
No doubt the tools are here to stay and I am not opposed to that. My only advice for young programmers is - when something just works like magic, dig deeper until it becomes scienc…
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Comment #40951779
How we live is so different from how we ought to live ... - Machiavelli
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Comment #40951666
Anyone who started programming in the early 2000s would know that intrinsically. Now there are so many tools and frameworks which abstract SQL. It's no surprise that the newer gene…
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Comment #40902892
Doing whatever is necessary to get money from VC's
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Comment #40881604
I feel that a specialized AI becomes too niche to be useful for the common folks. A general LLM model, that is "jack of all and master of none" may remain the go-to choice for the …
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Comment #40881568
> Yes, the VC funding will dry up, but hardware and algorithmic advances will decrease running costs by equal amounts. The author said the same - "The current reliance on expensive…
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