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temikus
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Comment #48455113
I’ve personally found MiMo models a hit and miss. I have some personal agentic projects and I found them to hallucinate hard at least 10% of the time. And do so in pretty sinister …
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Comment #47460831
I’m in senior management and my take is - this is one of the very few times in our industry when the companies are actually both encouraging and investing in L&D at an unprecedente…
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Comment #38451558
That was my thinking as well, in Australia this would be a b-double tandem, requiring extra endorsement (multi-combination license).
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Comment #38428845
This is very very likely. Source: worked on the storage backing Google Drive. There’s layers upon layers of backups.
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Comment #37722587
I feel Evolve skateboards are next. Remote drop-outs and start/stop issues have been known in community for ages. I miss Boosted - they really cared about rider safety :(
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Comment #37254351
This is a very good comment. I think the article presumes lower level roles. Very senior comp packages are wildly different so you always go into the convo with “I expect at least …
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Comment #36624880
I view this not as a “you’re making me wait” thing but rather being kind to those of us who have anxiety. “Hi.” without any follow up can really derail a struggling person. Statist…
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Comment #36490481
Ok, so I actually had to deal with this. Pick some sort of standard, for example CAIQ and have an always-up-to-date version of it. You’d be surprised how many customers would accep…
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Comment #36401164
Not the OP but I am sensitive and sadly found the MiniLED to be unusable as well. Had to switch from a 15’ MBP to the low-cost 13” with the old-school 500nit display.
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Comment #36401138
Same. There are now devices on the market that help find out sensitivity risk, I use this one when I’m going for hardware shopping: https://flickeralliance.org/collections/tools/pr…
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Comment #36400837
Depends on whether they threw out the key and crypto shredded. Contact support immediately and keep escalating like your life depends on it. You _might_ be able to recover it but c…
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Comment #36389352
I worked with some. General things I picked up from them and try to emulate now that I’ve become one: - Clearly state your values and stick to them - it’s much more comfortable to …
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Comment #36388947
I do agree with the general premise but there are a lot of passages that kinda trivialise a lot of complicated phenomena, e.g.: > Much like victims of childhood hardship or abuse c…
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Comment #36291802
It’s not a bad article. Only feedback I would have is about this passage: “”” If you routinely pass in a dataset to AI, it can identify anomalies and watch to see if it settles or …
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Comment #36291312
Anecdotally - Reddit is not really useable for me today. More than half of the communities I frequent are offline so the home feed is just the odd ones that are.
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Comment #36171712
Because killing off the ecosystem has gone so well for all the other social networks. They’re going to really run the company into the ground :/
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Comment #34123760
Google Translate / Waymo is fair, I totally forgot about those ones. Gmail Autocomplete, Photos Classification, YouTube recommendations are (relatively) simple models and don’t dif…
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Comment #34111336
It’s not about ChatGPT replacing Google IMO but the fact that decades of very expensive AI research at Google produced relatively little apart from impressive looking papers. If I …
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Comment #33018382
TIP: this is why you set up Google Alerts[1] on your name and any common nicknames/usernames you use.
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Comment #33018368
TIP: this is why you set up Google Alerts on your name and any nicknames/usernames you use often.
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Comment #30230257
Hm, I wonder if “don’t eat Hare’s head” advice was sprung because of Tularemia which can transmit to humans.
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Comment #30145597
I’m still surprised that it’s a revelation to many managers. “What do you mean an oppressive environment is not conducive to good team dynamics?”
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Comment #30108293
Oh man, this is major. I would’ve loved to have something like that 10 years ago when CPU was a bit more precious. Still very useful today, just not to the same extent.
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Comment #30108268
Not the worst decision considering how VIX is looking.
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Comment #30032676
I’m not saying bad things about the author rather that the authors don’t hold proper credentials so the reader should examine it carefully.