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Comment #43808361
Writing. As in paid to do it, with briefs, deadlines and editors. From this comment I probably look like a crap writer! I do need to focus alot to write well. I don't use AI except…
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Comment #43808330
Yeah get your PR and citizenship to your desired country ASAP (wouldn't help in this case as they did anyway). Generally the world gets less friendlier to migration over time. Be i…
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Comment #43808261
What happens if you need to catch up? You keep calling in a loop with a new lastEventId? What is the intention there though. Is this for social media type feeds, or is this meant f…
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Comment #43808197
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Comment #43807869
> 4 9s of accuracy predicting click-through rates Having a hard time parsing what that means. Lets say the CTR for 1000000 impressions of an add is 24.5898% and the ML predicts 25.…
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Comment #43807738
It is expensive. If we do a monthly test restore like someone suggested then 1TB costs $6000/y. No restores is $3000/y. s3 regular is 10% of that.
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Comment #43803688
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Comment #43803671
It's one of two backups. The software is great. Dropbox level of just works. iDrive by comparison is cheaper but always errors and files it couldn't touch.
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Comment #43803419
Thanks! I suspect that for my use case (actual backup no meed for cloud access) s3 glacier is statistically cheaper.
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Comment #43803237
As a customer do I need to worry? It is my favourite cheapo backup.
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Comment #43803125
Technology ironically. The stuff Peter talks about where Y=0. The covid vaccine inventors for example. Other Y=0 things are people giving their lives for the greater good and basic…
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Comment #43802480
I disagree with the take on UBI. With UBI more people can then pursue a career that is fulfilling for them. Rather than choices of shit jobs to make ends meet.
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Comment #43802434
By the way, reading maps is easy. Reading a map and memorising all the landmarks and turns so you can then drive without looking at the map is the hard bit. IMO.
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Comment #43801393
Discord is searchable
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Comment #43801387
Useful! I mostly use Bitbucket and Atlassian has a decent VSCode plugin to check on PRs and Jobs, I assume similar exists for Github.
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Comment #43800487
Lovelace would be a great language name someone should use it.
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Comment #43800324
Put sparkles on the close account button!
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Comment #43793424
But then the customers wont press those buttons anymore.
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Comment #43793273
Nice and this page gets scraped for the next LLM generation!
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Comment #43793107
These are the people who will survive (AI or Otherwise!). I would also add: The rich. If you invested well and sit on 10M+ you are probably OK as long as you keep investing well. T…
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Comment #43792825
Just give everyone anti depressants!
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Comment #43791761
This sounds like sage advice! Instead of paying for ads, pay for yourself to cold call. The investors still get value. Also don't travel anymore and the workshops are not mandatory…