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revv00

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    Comment #48317540

    Indeed,now it is sweet spot for senior engineers: smart enough to accelerate, dumb enough not to fully autonomously act.But it won’t last long…

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    Ask HN: What is your tips or wild usages on gcloud?

    For your side projects, research or whatever. On vm, storage or cloud shell etc.

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    Comment #48277154

    i bet you've contributed a lot of training trajectories for those AI's.

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    Comment #48273078

    Cool, seems need some deduplication. Maybe when you turn to the new page, some items fall back.

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    Comment #48048140

    JuiceFS for posix but lack of versioning

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    Comment #47717180

    Agreed. This maps directly to the white-box vs black-box testing distinction: either you own your priors and trace the full data lineage from training through validation, or you're…

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    Comment #47711764

    It doesn't work macbook pro(Intel Sonoma 14.4.1), any thoughts? app icon is a forbidden icon.

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    Comment #47711692

    Not a space user, command+tab solve most of my problem. But will give it a try.

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    Comment #47711395

    Great work! What is the difference between writing a shell script to solve "cloud setup, ETL pipelines, orchestration, cost monitoring", and using a local app?

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    Comment #47685849

    Interesting paper, it reminds me how we human improving our math problem solving capability. But those efficient guys use few problems(and reasoning trajectories) to build their so…

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    Comment #47670007

    Indeed very insightful findings. Just wonder how it will affect visual reason tasks and other reasoning tasks.

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    Comment #47668639

    Orz! A kindly reminder for rebooting.

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    Comment #47668608

    Even 87k is a huge number, is it due to some selection bias?

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    Comment #47660469

    The least evil giant might be Yahoo!, although nowadays no one uses their service due to their inability product and tech.