Like the Crypto scams - irrelevant.
As long as the publicity is bringing in users, investors WILL throw in more money.
any publicity…
and just following some major feature releases
premium service has been v slow since the news began. suggesting a massive influx of users
well played(?) Sam
Great app, thanks!
Both types of products also have a chance of being bought for cheap when they are failing, and at least kept alive on life support.
Yes.
Are you allowed to remember it?
Yes.
Are you allowed to use similar patterns / naming conventions / algorithms when your are trying to solve your own unique problems?
…I hope so, or you won’t be much value to your employer.
That’s all an AI does. Same thing as you, it’s just more efficient (in some ways).
At best, it is scary in it's ability to pre-emptively suggest context-specific implementations of functions before I have even considered what I might need to do. It probably helps that I am very particular about how I name variables, which seems to help copilot infer my needs.
But at least a couple of times a day, I am blown away by it.
No it isn't. Lost me here.
Terrifying -- we are trusting officers who are incentivised to make convictions with the power to remove, add and modify data which could be used as evidence in determining the outcome of criminal cases.
Would love for someone to tell me that I am missing something here that makes this acceptable.
Like when you start typing something and press tab for autocomplete options (on a Mac at the moment but PowerShell does this too IIRC)?
> Then, if you type a command, it displays its help (snippets around the words after the command).
If I understood correctly: I'm imagining something similar to many code editors when you type `someFunction(` a popup appears with the arguments, their types, and a docstring if the function has one.
Next week is Fix-Hack-Learn week at Microsoft. Basically a whole week where you can work on whatever you want on any product across the whole company. Want to add some new feature to Github? Add VR support to MS Teams video chat? Mess around with Minecraft? Add a missing hotkey into Excel? Literally anything is on the table for anyone at the company so if your request sounds interesting enough...
Our online video editor has been acquired by a big tech co. The ~80 org will need to start doing things a bit differently as a tsunami of new users comes.Surely a lot has been written about engineering and management practices need to evolve to cope and stay ahead?Please share.
Clearly you didn't read the second paragraph of the article:
> In fairness, this particular problem isn’t by any means endemic to Hacker News. It occurs at the crossroads where a bunch of smart people meet general tech industry discussion. I’m sure there are plenty of places that suffer from Hacker News Disease (and they probably had it first, have a terminal case of it, and are much less civil about it too) but HN is just the only one I’ve participated in, so they have the misfortune of being the community I’ve named it after.
There's nothing independent about this clown
"The swarm doesn't think humans are swarm-aware. Swarm still thinks they have some form of consciousness"