It's better if you prepare your security policies properly...
Trying to measure individual productivity is definitely a trap. You'd better not try, otherwise you'll have wrong behaviors or you'll punish the wrong persons.
This is definitely an interesting declarative language. Looking forward to more such neurosymbolic approaches.
And yet another reverse proxy to use as a scraper deterrent... It looks like several are popping every week lately.
Don't underestimate how much of a skill making a stupid crawler can be...
Looks like there's movement at the Rust Foundation level to have better C++ and Rust interoperability. We'll see what comes to fruition, this could be interesting. It's needed for sure.
When a big player has to prepare a labyrinth of AI generated content to trap bots used to feed generative AI learning pipelines... something feels wrong.
I guess more reviews of that book will come out. It looks like Meta and some EU politicians are even more rotten to the core than we ever suspected...
Despite the marketing speak... it's definitely not there yet. So far all the attempts at using LLM for coding larger pieces end up in this kind of messy results. It helps kickstarting a project indeed but quickly degenerates after that.
More details about the impacts of the LLM companies acting like vandals... This is clearly widespread and generating work for everyone for nothing.
Need new ideas for data visualization? This seems like a good resource.
Impressive new models for text to speech.
Good explanation of why the passive voice should be avoided. Also it gives a few cases where you want to favor the passive voice.
Still so reliable... could we confine this to NLP uses please? Should never had been used for anything looking remotely like search.
Those bots are really becoming the scourge of the Internet... Is it really necessary to DDoS every forge out there to build LLMs? And that's not even counting all the other externalities, the end of the article make it clear: "If blasting CO2 into the air and ruining all of our freshwater and traumatizing cheap laborers and making every sysadmin you know miserable and ripping off code and books and art at scale and ruining our fucking democracy isn’t enough for you to leave this shit alone, what is?"
Interesting piece... why talking about microservices generally leads nowhere. This is a too loosely defined term and we're often confusing means and ends.
The picture is a bit to bleak I think, but there's indeed currently a divide in terms of HTTP/3 adoption. This is fairly aligned with the big players vs long tail creators divide. Hopefully this will get solved at some point.
Interesting way to frame the question for leadership roles.
Indeed, it's something where we lack consensus across languages and sometimes within the same ecosystem.
In case it wasn't clear yet that not relying on Lidar was a stupid move for self-driving cars.