About as believable as DOGE "saving" the government $105 billion.
Comparing daily standup to the situation here is an equivocation so sublimely dumb that I'm just... at a loss. Also— if standup is just a manager mandating people to give updates in a daily meeting, that's a Scrum…
> As I said, I said it was a guess. I tried chatgpt, but no help there. "We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"
Answering your comment seriously, with an appropriate level of flippancy: On the Tokyo metro this year I saw many advertisements for hair issues; lots of ads with balding noggins, contrasted with thick gorgeous heads of…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41556291#41558128
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ca2.609... On one hand: the court opinion. On the other, a breaking news tweet from Publisher's Weekly with hundreds of tedious low effort takes ready to melt…
> It is not at all clear — not even to the scientists and programmers who build them — how or why the generative language and image models work. Wowie! Someone should look into this!
Degradation of analog data stored on magnetic tape is a lie—teach the controversy! For real though, can't one just... not post about stuff you don't know about?
There are comments on HN I find correlate to blithe superciliousness. A light expression of common sentiment (math is beautiful!) without domain knowledge is somehow a marker of social superiority... yeesh. kandel's…
https://blogs.cornell.edu/livingwage/about-the-atlas/
"We should try", "may be ... effective"; propositions are not hard conclusions. The biggest whiff for me in this essay is the idea that people aren't acutely aware of the fakeness. It would be like her acknowledging no…
Thank you!! Our contemporary 60hz world seems to have retconned broadcast video standards.
About as believable as DOGE "saving" the government $105 billion.
Comparing daily standup to the situation here is an equivocation so sublimely dumb that I'm just... at a loss. Also— if standup is just a manager mandating people to give updates in a daily meeting, that's a Scrum…
> As I said, I said it was a guess. I tried chatgpt, but no help there. "We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"
Answering your comment seriously, with an appropriate level of flippancy: On the Tokyo metro this year I saw many advertisements for hair issues; lots of ads with balding noggins, contrasted with thick gorgeous heads of…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41556291#41558128
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ca2.609... On one hand: the court opinion. On the other, a breaking news tweet from Publisher's Weekly with hundreds of tedious low effort takes ready to melt…
> It is not at all clear — not even to the scientists and programmers who build them — how or why the generative language and image models work. Wowie! Someone should look into this!
Degradation of analog data stored on magnetic tape is a lie—teach the controversy! For real though, can't one just... not post about stuff you don't know about?
There are comments on HN I find correlate to blithe superciliousness. A light expression of common sentiment (math is beautiful!) without domain knowledge is somehow a marker of social superiority... yeesh. kandel's…
https://blogs.cornell.edu/livingwage/about-the-atlas/
"We should try", "may be ... effective"; propositions are not hard conclusions. The biggest whiff for me in this essay is the idea that people aren't acutely aware of the fakeness. It would be like her acknowledging no…
Thank you!! Our contemporary 60hz world seems to have retconned broadcast video standards.