No, because the issue is navigating legal agreements with your vendors, not the ease of deploying. With AWS Marketplace you are making a new legal agreement with the vendor of the product, not with Amazon.
> But I won't follow you as far as "expecting developers to have expertise in how and where their software runs is unreasonable". In my professional experience, management tends to treat this as a dichotomy rather than…
> Just pretending that AI doesn't exist or doesn't matter is one way to go. I don't think thats a common position on this site. It'd be more accurate to say that people want balanced content. I use AI quite a lot in my…
This is where I’m at. I find AI to be useful but there’s a tendency for it to suck the oxygen out of the room. Other things still matter.
> React can render at more than 60fps if necessary, and if the code isn't shit. Sorry, that doesn't really come across as a ringing endorsement. React apps are typically not doing anything complex so rendering at less…
> A badly made native app is worse than a well built react-native app. There are plenty of anti-patterns that will ruin your native app. Sure, but thats not an interesting observation unless there is something about…
In many cases, no.
> I don't understand why a police cruiser can sit in a public space (or even a private one) and write down licence plates and descriptions of passers-by with pen and paper, or record everything around them with dashcams…
They did not present it “as if they don’t have a choice”. I think your personal biases are impacting your reading here.
No, I'm sorry but I think thats a cop out. The fact that LLM are stochastic and can give incorrect answers is not particularly difficult to comprehend, and the risks that fall out of that are reasonably understandable.…
Yes but the key here is doing proper risk assessment. "What is the consequence if the LLM gets this wrong?" "How do we verify the output?" "What are the legal ramifications for using the LLM in this way?" "Who is…
Audit logs are only useful if they are used to action abuses. The issue is that police departments protect abusers due to the “thin blue line” mentality.
I don't believe that deportation is inherently morally wrong, but there are certainly ways to deport people that are less moral than others.
Thats not an accurate framing. There are some disagreements that are red lines and others that are not. I think Chrono Trigger is one of the greatest games of all time, and someone disagreeing with me on that point is…
The bill does come due. I've seen it happen over and over. But management fails to connect current problems to past mistakes, especially when they happen over the course of years. Thats setting aside when they insist…
I'd also argue whether ORMs actually save that much time in practice. In Java, for example, the main time sink is the JDBC plumbing and its easy to use something like JDBI that handles that plumbing without abstracting…
Agreed. Usually an updated-on timestamp is sufficient to cover your bases without over-complicating the table. And your PII redaction is probably going to be shredding or nulling the fields instead of hard record-level…
For #4 I always tell people to assume 99% append only, but do consider the need for updates/deletes in edge cases. If any of the data is PII and you will be subject to GDPR (you probably want to be at some point) then…
Yeah I hate infinite scroll. I have no idea what actual common sentiment is because you’d have to do broad polling to find that out. I always wonder if UI designers fall into the “everyone i talked loved it” where…
You have to get licensed to drive a car and there are rules. If you are caught breaking the rules you can be fined (or jailed if your rule breaking harms others enough). In extreme cases of rule breaking you can lose…
In 1978 loans were made non dischargeable for the first 5 years and extended to 7 years in 1990. In 1998 the waiting period was eliminated making them non dischargeable in perpetuity. Private loans were made non…
They do not. This is nonsense.
Not that I want my kids looking at porn or violent content, but I’m far more concerned about man-o-sphere influencers than that other stuff.
I don't think anyone is expecting to seriously "derail AI" just by preventing data centers from being built in their neighborhood. But they can at least inconvenience the people they see as the perpetrators. If you…
I'm not sure why this is relevant: > This doesn't make sense. The reason Congress is difficult is because of those same powerful people. Its much easier to put someone who is aligned with your values into a local…
No, because the issue is navigating legal agreements with your vendors, not the ease of deploying. With AWS Marketplace you are making a new legal agreement with the vendor of the product, not with Amazon.
> But I won't follow you as far as "expecting developers to have expertise in how and where their software runs is unreasonable". In my professional experience, management tends to treat this as a dichotomy rather than…
> Just pretending that AI doesn't exist or doesn't matter is one way to go. I don't think thats a common position on this site. It'd be more accurate to say that people want balanced content. I use AI quite a lot in my…
This is where I’m at. I find AI to be useful but there’s a tendency for it to suck the oxygen out of the room. Other things still matter.
> React can render at more than 60fps if necessary, and if the code isn't shit. Sorry, that doesn't really come across as a ringing endorsement. React apps are typically not doing anything complex so rendering at less…
> A badly made native app is worse than a well built react-native app. There are plenty of anti-patterns that will ruin your native app. Sure, but thats not an interesting observation unless there is something about…
In many cases, no.
> I don't understand why a police cruiser can sit in a public space (or even a private one) and write down licence plates and descriptions of passers-by with pen and paper, or record everything around them with dashcams…
They did not present it “as if they don’t have a choice”. I think your personal biases are impacting your reading here.
No, I'm sorry but I think thats a cop out. The fact that LLM are stochastic and can give incorrect answers is not particularly difficult to comprehend, and the risks that fall out of that are reasonably understandable.…
Yes but the key here is doing proper risk assessment. "What is the consequence if the LLM gets this wrong?" "How do we verify the output?" "What are the legal ramifications for using the LLM in this way?" "Who is…
Audit logs are only useful if they are used to action abuses. The issue is that police departments protect abusers due to the “thin blue line” mentality.
I don't believe that deportation is inherently morally wrong, but there are certainly ways to deport people that are less moral than others.
Thats not an accurate framing. There are some disagreements that are red lines and others that are not. I think Chrono Trigger is one of the greatest games of all time, and someone disagreeing with me on that point is…
The bill does come due. I've seen it happen over and over. But management fails to connect current problems to past mistakes, especially when they happen over the course of years. Thats setting aside when they insist…
I'd also argue whether ORMs actually save that much time in practice. In Java, for example, the main time sink is the JDBC plumbing and its easy to use something like JDBI that handles that plumbing without abstracting…
Agreed. Usually an updated-on timestamp is sufficient to cover your bases without over-complicating the table. And your PII redaction is probably going to be shredding or nulling the fields instead of hard record-level…
For #4 I always tell people to assume 99% append only, but do consider the need for updates/deletes in edge cases. If any of the data is PII and you will be subject to GDPR (you probably want to be at some point) then…
Yeah I hate infinite scroll. I have no idea what actual common sentiment is because you’d have to do broad polling to find that out. I always wonder if UI designers fall into the “everyone i talked loved it” where…
You have to get licensed to drive a car and there are rules. If you are caught breaking the rules you can be fined (or jailed if your rule breaking harms others enough). In extreme cases of rule breaking you can lose…
In 1978 loans were made non dischargeable for the first 5 years and extended to 7 years in 1990. In 1998 the waiting period was eliminated making them non dischargeable in perpetuity. Private loans were made non…
They do not. This is nonsense.
Not that I want my kids looking at porn or violent content, but I’m far more concerned about man-o-sphere influencers than that other stuff.
I don't think anyone is expecting to seriously "derail AI" just by preventing data centers from being built in their neighborhood. But they can at least inconvenience the people they see as the perpetrators. If you…
I'm not sure why this is relevant: > This doesn't make sense. The reason Congress is difficult is because of those same powerful people. Its much easier to put someone who is aligned with your values into a local…