you missed (not a complete list): the TSA travelling over to your country to give to their "was it as good for you as it was for me" inspection on your home soil, the non stop 16h conversation between two strangers…
Well sure, and lots of things that used to be luxury items are now normal. The wheel turns.
Yeah, not much to see here. Each of the activists named likely had a similar "dossier" on MSG and the Dolan guy. Knowledge workers are going to practise knowledge management. People use to do this with a Rolodex.
Haunting images. Plenty of blind spots today that might be looked back on similarly.
> we’ve eliminated resilience wherever we could, because it’s more cost-effective. Resilience is expensive. You are right. But alas, a peek at the AMZN stock ticker suggests that the market doesn't really value…
Echoing a lot of users ITT, Windows has been good to me but the enshittification has reached what feels like the end point. Windows value to me was "everything just worked". But that's no longer the case now, unless you…
TFA doesn't make it clear to me how the line is drawn from "bunch of mates playing a pro-sports seasonal drafting game and spice it up with a buy-in pot" to "you sit alone in front of an online skinner box and lose…
It's a stretch to pin blame on Microsoft. They're probably the reason the service is still up at all (TFA admits as much). In hindsight it's likely that all they wanted from the purchase was AI training material. At…
Sure, SOAP was often awful, I agree with that. But I can't see any angle where one can credibly assert that a SOAP XML payload isn't equivalent to a REST JSON payload in terms of the operation of a receiving…
Do you still need an add-on library to use more than one core?
As others have kind of pointed out, using "outside our DC" processing for corporate data is a non-starter for many companies. These companies are left to choose between self-hosting models, or a vendor like MS who will…
Only vibe-coding influencers were ever talking about 10x multipliers. Internally we expected 15%-25%. A big-3 consultancy told senior leadership "35%-50%" (and then tried to upsell an AI Adoption project). And indeed we…
Nah, this lays out what everyone knows going in and leaves out what you really need to know as a newby. Budget. Getting some for your team or at least for your priorities. Protecting what you get. Capex vs Opex. Upward…
Shouldn't it be called "Fuckbrain" then?
We will start to see the emergence of frameworks and libraries (and languages?) that are optimised for LLM coding rather than human coding. Maybe - overly verbose and repetitive, but easy to generate correctly and very…
Yeah your small business doesn't need to be a unicorn. But your small business that a VC has bought part of does.
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> It’s also 3-4x faster than typing out comments Yeah faster for you, much much slower for everyone who has to receive it and listen to you ramble incoherently. That's just selfishness talking, just like that friend who…
Depends on the dataset available. Usually final odds because that is what is preserved for posterity. You are right of course. My back testing was more for interest than for any other purpose. And the bookies models are…
The value function is crucial, sure. But back testing over a couple seasons I can usually land on something much better than what I as a (usually pretty casual) fan has in my head. From an automation perspective the…
I've used similar approaches to play sports fantasy games (casually) since 2009. Using LP solvers like this team selection games, and an ELO+regression approach for score/margin prediction games. Mostly as a way to beat…
I'm not qualified to expound on it but the featured article doesn't cover opportunity cost, and a scale of risk appetites. To name just two concepts it's missing.
Cue supply chain attack planning starting at APTs around the world.
Yeah I was gonna say: how many refunds did it offer?
Until one of your IO destinations develops some latency. Or your workflow adds a few more sync IOs into each request. Or you suddenly run outta threads. Then even if you're only at millions per month you've probably got…
you missed (not a complete list): the TSA travelling over to your country to give to their "was it as good for you as it was for me" inspection on your home soil, the non stop 16h conversation between two strangers…
Well sure, and lots of things that used to be luxury items are now normal. The wheel turns.
Yeah, not much to see here. Each of the activists named likely had a similar "dossier" on MSG and the Dolan guy. Knowledge workers are going to practise knowledge management. People use to do this with a Rolodex.
Haunting images. Plenty of blind spots today that might be looked back on similarly.
> we’ve eliminated resilience wherever we could, because it’s more cost-effective. Resilience is expensive. You are right. But alas, a peek at the AMZN stock ticker suggests that the market doesn't really value…
Echoing a lot of users ITT, Windows has been good to me but the enshittification has reached what feels like the end point. Windows value to me was "everything just worked". But that's no longer the case now, unless you…
TFA doesn't make it clear to me how the line is drawn from "bunch of mates playing a pro-sports seasonal drafting game and spice it up with a buy-in pot" to "you sit alone in front of an online skinner box and lose…
It's a stretch to pin blame on Microsoft. They're probably the reason the service is still up at all (TFA admits as much). In hindsight it's likely that all they wanted from the purchase was AI training material. At…
Sure, SOAP was often awful, I agree with that. But I can't see any angle where one can credibly assert that a SOAP XML payload isn't equivalent to a REST JSON payload in terms of the operation of a receiving…
Do you still need an add-on library to use more than one core?
As others have kind of pointed out, using "outside our DC" processing for corporate data is a non-starter for many companies. These companies are left to choose between self-hosting models, or a vendor like MS who will…
Only vibe-coding influencers were ever talking about 10x multipliers. Internally we expected 15%-25%. A big-3 consultancy told senior leadership "35%-50%" (and then tried to upsell an AI Adoption project). And indeed we…
Nah, this lays out what everyone knows going in and leaves out what you really need to know as a newby. Budget. Getting some for your team or at least for your priorities. Protecting what you get. Capex vs Opex. Upward…
Shouldn't it be called "Fuckbrain" then?
We will start to see the emergence of frameworks and libraries (and languages?) that are optimised for LLM coding rather than human coding. Maybe - overly verbose and repetitive, but easy to generate correctly and very…
Yeah your small business doesn't need to be a unicorn. But your small business that a VC has bought part of does.
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> It’s also 3-4x faster than typing out comments Yeah faster for you, much much slower for everyone who has to receive it and listen to you ramble incoherently. That's just selfishness talking, just like that friend who…
Depends on the dataset available. Usually final odds because that is what is preserved for posterity. You are right of course. My back testing was more for interest than for any other purpose. And the bookies models are…
The value function is crucial, sure. But back testing over a couple seasons I can usually land on something much better than what I as a (usually pretty casual) fan has in my head. From an automation perspective the…
I've used similar approaches to play sports fantasy games (casually) since 2009. Using LP solvers like this team selection games, and an ELO+regression approach for score/margin prediction games. Mostly as a way to beat…
I'm not qualified to expound on it but the featured article doesn't cover opportunity cost, and a scale of risk appetites. To name just two concepts it's missing.
Cue supply chain attack planning starting at APTs around the world.
Yeah I was gonna say: how many refunds did it offer?
Until one of your IO destinations develops some latency. Or your workflow adds a few more sync IOs into each request. Or you suddenly run outta threads. Then even if you're only at millions per month you've probably got…