Yep. I'm feeling the same way... even though I'm hardly able to use AI at work, the push is still there for us to use it, making it even more frustrating. Anyway, I hate it, and I'm just sorta phoning it in now and…
Velocity to solution is default for senior management, that's for sure ;)
But does it use AI?
Having a weird experience with this at work. We are being told to use it, but the amount of flip flopping on whether or not we can use ChatGPT or Codex or anything else has left a lot of us without any clear direction.…
Haha yes, I immediately saw the fingers and was surprised 'cos I thought that was something they had "solved" by now
Yeah but in South Africa medical aid rates are regulated by the government and all companies have to stick with that rate. The idea is that if you keep your customers healthy then there are fewer claims.
Oh for sure. It's a carrot-type program though. So you don't get any penalties for not doing something, but you get rewards for doing things.
Largest medical insurance company (Discovery Health) in South Africa has just launched a sleep rewards program as part of their wellness program (Vitality). The idea is that you get rewarded for getting good sleeping…
GOTO3 and loop? Don't you mean GOTO2 and loop ;)
Yep, same in South Africa. I still haven't accepted those T's & C's from a few years ago so can't chat with most businesses. In some cases there is no other option, so I just... don't use that company. On the other…
My take from going through comments on HN is that many people are being mandated to use them, not that they are just giving in. Maybe I'm misreading, but that was my impression.
I’m now paying for Kagi :/
Let’s do both?
I was discussing a change we wanted to make to some tables in one of the DBs, but it would require a lot of effort because of the sheer size. Anyway, after saying how much effort would be required the response I got was…
I gave exactly the same comment to a colleague at work today :D
Seen it used in some of the fraud models (I work in insurance). So that's both from the perspective of people trying to claim fraudulently and from suppliers over charging. I can't say how much of a lift we actually get…
How often does it correctly identify that the blog post was actually written by Claude or ChatGPT etc? :)
I see, yes, you need to have two, otherwise science cannot happen
How many countries should be included before it should be published?
Sunshine in the UK?? :P
I read the title and felt personally attacked :(
Yep. We work with CMT and we’ve both done extensive testing on this. I think that often people don’t necessarily know what a hard braking event actually means, or how it’s quantified. Giving that realtime feedback helps…
I’ve played guitar for 20 years, but I’ve decided to do something different and just got some drums. I need to spend some time away from work lest I suffer from burnout again…
If anything I’ve learnt more because I’m having to go and find bugs in areas that I’m not super clued up on… yet ;)
Yes, we are. South African company.
Yep. I'm feeling the same way... even though I'm hardly able to use AI at work, the push is still there for us to use it, making it even more frustrating. Anyway, I hate it, and I'm just sorta phoning it in now and…
Velocity to solution is default for senior management, that's for sure ;)
But does it use AI?
Having a weird experience with this at work. We are being told to use it, but the amount of flip flopping on whether or not we can use ChatGPT or Codex or anything else has left a lot of us without any clear direction.…
Haha yes, I immediately saw the fingers and was surprised 'cos I thought that was something they had "solved" by now
Yeah but in South Africa medical aid rates are regulated by the government and all companies have to stick with that rate. The idea is that if you keep your customers healthy then there are fewer claims.
Oh for sure. It's a carrot-type program though. So you don't get any penalties for not doing something, but you get rewards for doing things.
Largest medical insurance company (Discovery Health) in South Africa has just launched a sleep rewards program as part of their wellness program (Vitality). The idea is that you get rewarded for getting good sleeping…
GOTO3 and loop? Don't you mean GOTO2 and loop ;)
Yep, same in South Africa. I still haven't accepted those T's & C's from a few years ago so can't chat with most businesses. In some cases there is no other option, so I just... don't use that company. On the other…
My take from going through comments on HN is that many people are being mandated to use them, not that they are just giving in. Maybe I'm misreading, but that was my impression.
I’m now paying for Kagi :/
Let’s do both?
I was discussing a change we wanted to make to some tables in one of the DBs, but it would require a lot of effort because of the sheer size. Anyway, after saying how much effort would be required the response I got was…
I gave exactly the same comment to a colleague at work today :D
Seen it used in some of the fraud models (I work in insurance). So that's both from the perspective of people trying to claim fraudulently and from suppliers over charging. I can't say how much of a lift we actually get…
How often does it correctly identify that the blog post was actually written by Claude or ChatGPT etc? :)
I see, yes, you need to have two, otherwise science cannot happen
How many countries should be included before it should be published?
Sunshine in the UK?? :P
I read the title and felt personally attacked :(
Yep. We work with CMT and we’ve both done extensive testing on this. I think that often people don’t necessarily know what a hard braking event actually means, or how it’s quantified. Giving that realtime feedback helps…
I’ve played guitar for 20 years, but I’ve decided to do something different and just got some drums. I need to spend some time away from work lest I suffer from burnout again…
If anything I’ve learnt more because I’m having to go and find bugs in areas that I’m not super clued up on… yet ;)
Yes, we are. South African company.