Wait, so all that text just for telling us that a company - driven by capitalism - is not giving away cloud compute power for free? What a surprise! And AWS is better in that regard because...? Sometimes I wonder how…
That blog post doesn't state that _all_ collected data through Crowdsource will get published.
I really hate when fellow devs say things are "simple" like Casey Muratori said in the first place. Nothing is simple in the software (and hardware) world! If something seems simple then most likely because smart people…
Agree, pretty unfriendly tone. I would expect from a more senior developer that he or she has a high enough social intelligence to understand how to confront others with their findings in a clear but friendly way.
On the one hand you have idealists who think the most important thing in the world is getting the last bit of performance out of every program. On the other side you have businesses who don't care too much about…
Product manager, influencer or data scientist
One argument critics bring in I don't understand is that Bitcoin is too volatile to be a currency. If a zoned market solely accept Bitcoin and a good costs say 1 BTC, why does it matter if the BTC-to-USD price is…
Every time I see posts like this or about Taiwan I'm happily upvoting. I'm a big fan of the Streisand effect.
I claim the opposite. I believe that people who "make most senior devs of FANGAM feel clueless about programming and engineering" absolutely are able to quickly install tools like Node.js because they most likely have…
Imagine this would be the case for physical stores and only 2 companies in the world could decide what products you are allowed to sell. You start a coffee shop and 1 day later a representative of company X walks in and…
As still so many people don't get it: 1) Don't make your business dependent on Google 2) Don't make any of your data dependent on Google (don't use Gmail, Workspace etc) 3) Don't make applications you build dependent on…
Maybe it was the intern's fault to set a weak password but it is the CEOs fault for setting up an organization where things like these can slip through security review or monitoring.
It seems like big tech companies live in a bubble where they think society is in fact an algocracy and everything is an engineering problem that can be solved with an algorithm.
Sorry for the rant but Google has time and money to build things like this and yet they don't have customer support for people whose account got suspended for no reason?
This seems to be a very one-sided view. I personally know a guy who makes ~3000 USD month with a book about worldly wisdom. I know about it because he pitches his book on every occasion. And I guess that's true for…
> The contracts claim the company was the only “responsible source” to build the tool. Looks like the CEO of Deloitte and the director of CDC played a few rounds of golf together before...
Can you be 100% sure that GPT-3 will really understand what you want to query? Or do you have to double check every query before you run it? As for the latter, it's no automation, it's just a nice "autocomplete" feature.
Wait, so all that text just for telling us that a company - driven by capitalism - is not giving away cloud compute power for free? What a surprise! And AWS is better in that regard because...? Sometimes I wonder how…
That blog post doesn't state that _all_ collected data through Crowdsource will get published.
I really hate when fellow devs say things are "simple" like Casey Muratori said in the first place. Nothing is simple in the software (and hardware) world! If something seems simple then most likely because smart people…
Agree, pretty unfriendly tone. I would expect from a more senior developer that he or she has a high enough social intelligence to understand how to confront others with their findings in a clear but friendly way.
On the one hand you have idealists who think the most important thing in the world is getting the last bit of performance out of every program. On the other side you have businesses who don't care too much about…
Product manager, influencer or data scientist
One argument critics bring in I don't understand is that Bitcoin is too volatile to be a currency. If a zoned market solely accept Bitcoin and a good costs say 1 BTC, why does it matter if the BTC-to-USD price is…
Every time I see posts like this or about Taiwan I'm happily upvoting. I'm a big fan of the Streisand effect.
I claim the opposite. I believe that people who "make most senior devs of FANGAM feel clueless about programming and engineering" absolutely are able to quickly install tools like Node.js because they most likely have…
Imagine this would be the case for physical stores and only 2 companies in the world could decide what products you are allowed to sell. You start a coffee shop and 1 day later a representative of company X walks in and…
As still so many people don't get it: 1) Don't make your business dependent on Google 2) Don't make any of your data dependent on Google (don't use Gmail, Workspace etc) 3) Don't make applications you build dependent on…
Maybe it was the intern's fault to set a weak password but it is the CEOs fault for setting up an organization where things like these can slip through security review or monitoring.
It seems like big tech companies live in a bubble where they think society is in fact an algocracy and everything is an engineering problem that can be solved with an algorithm.
Sorry for the rant but Google has time and money to build things like this and yet they don't have customer support for people whose account got suspended for no reason?
This seems to be a very one-sided view. I personally know a guy who makes ~3000 USD month with a book about worldly wisdom. I know about it because he pitches his book on every occasion. And I guess that's true for…
> The contracts claim the company was the only “responsible source” to build the tool. Looks like the CEO of Deloitte and the director of CDC played a few rounds of golf together before...
Can you be 100% sure that GPT-3 will really understand what you want to query? Or do you have to double check every query before you run it? As for the latter, it's no automation, it's just a nice "autocomplete" feature.