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Any education required for engineers to switch to native or the agents are handling the details on their own? Wondering if architecture or the new languages require ramp up.

Location: Toronto.

Remote: Remote/Hybrid/In-person all OK.

Willing to relocate: Potentially.

Technologies: ex-Nasdaq Director of Engineering, ex-Amazon Robotics Engineering Manager, recently Founder/CTO of an agentic AI product handshake.app.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/filip-nikacevic/ https://x.com/FilipNikacevic.

Email: Please reach out via LinkedIn/X/Twitter thanks!

Looking for engineering or cross-functional leadership roles at growing product-focused organizations.

Any pricing announced yet?

If you look recently Ferrari is already getting killed on SF90 sales which was "just" a hybrid, this costs about as much ($750K out the door with options) and is a pure ev that looks unimpressive. These will not do well.

Every other expensive EV is doing awfully on the resale market, Rimac, Lucid, Taycan, Bautista, etc.

A great example is the shadcn site

https://ui.shadcn.com/

Shows you how good it looks out of the box on the first page.

And how do we know it's not another FBI/CIA honeypot?

The data on social media harms is mixed at best. We know for a fact fast food, cosmetic ads for girls, are strictly more harmful.

This is nothing more than speech control under the guise of "won't someone please think of the children"

So are we banning all advertising to children? Or only banning them from communicating and posting with each other?

If it's about monetizing child attention not about speech control why isn't every single toy ad, food ad, movie ad, also banned?

The island of Bali has outsized impact from all the tourism.

They defamed Dominion so much on their "news" programs that they have to pay hundreds of millions of dollars. Great "news" source.

Look if you'd rather trust Fox News than Wikipedia feel free. None of those 4 sources are much convincing of your point.

The only specific example from that nypost article is about Fox News not being allowed as a source. Fox news has been found in court to be guilty of defamation and has argued in court that it cannot be considered news, only entertainment.

So do you want reality or reality TV on Wikipedia? Should we consider Ancient Aliens as a source?

It's always a warning sign where the only thing I know about a CEO is how many podcasts and media events they do each week, and nothing about their business.

Copyrights are owned by businesses all the time.

The sad part is sometimes just switching languages/locales on your phone (i.e. changing the language from US English to British English) fixes this as it's all the code checks.

Do the workflows support voice-to-voice models like openai's realtime? Or if something like that exists I'd be curios.

Just looking at this makes me feel like a noob.

I tried installing CS 1.6 20 years after launch roughly and it was pointless trying to compete.

I had subscribed to Jacobin a while back in the hopes of balancing out my Economist subscription's viewpoints but wow the quality was not there.

Disney's lobbying has been matched by tech companies who make money when more content is shared. Some more reading below.

https://www.economist.com/christmas-specials/2022/12/20/a-tr...

AWS will also forgive mistakes or negligence based bills, in my case 3 times.

Can't wait until there's an M4 Ultramax too!

Hire internal software folks who can judge the signals better?

I don't know if I'm missing something about the Newyorker but every article I've tried to read loses me in a similar chaos of literary references and excessive thesaurus usage.

I can't tell if I'm illiterate or it's overhyped.

I can only hope the models will be sophisticated enough and willing to explain their reasoning to us.

The perception of autonomy at Google was somewhat marketing. In reality the company was extremely rigorous and top down. They used the perception to hire the creative genius types they wanted.

Eric Schmidt (Former CEO of Google) discusses it here: https://youtu.be/hcRxFRgNpns?t=2154

The $20B price was a massive overpay is the most likely reason.

If any of the world's small business were offered millions of dollars in secondaries they would secure their families too.

Chemistry still has a ton of issues with people exaggerating numbers that can't be contested like yield and purity of reactions even among the top journals. Straight up fraud is rarer yes.

No worries, there are some screenshots and descriptions on the PH post if you wanted to avoid an account altogether. The platform is geared towards businesses who need security by default - hence the required accounts.

If there's anything you had hoped to see though let me know!