Counterpoint, I would point at the mouth of a shark or a slippery cliff and say, "That is failure"
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Counterpoint, I would point at the mouth of a shark or a slippery cliff and say, "That is failure"
Edit: I am referring to the To Do list shown in the TUI in this screenshot from the repo: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Niko1221/Strata/refs/heads...
If only someone had written an explanation of this effect 170 years ago...
I know personally of one big famous tech firm that has QA devs making literal minimum wage, because they are contracted from an outsourced firm. But 100% of those people's work is directed by and exclusively for the big tech firm so like all contracting it is an obvious paperwork scam to just mistreat their workers.
I just don't get it. Do doctors collectively do something wrong here that allows hospital admins to mistreat them so much, including the mistreatment of interns/residents during med school? And this is international too, I have heard these awful working conditions from doctors in Australia, USA, and the Netherlands. In the Netherlands example the resident intern I spoke to was even in a Dutch union but apparently the union was pretty worthless because he got paid extremely little and had the same 20-30 hour shifts that doctors in the USA have.
*if you live in a real country, which gives all workers unlimited paid sick leave, I am defining "max possible" here as "as many as you can reasonably take without your boss doing something about it"
Edit: The Flipper One is planning to have an LLM acceleration co-processor, and be able to host up to a 4GB VRAM size LLM. One use case they envision in their planning is using the microphone along with text to speech to be able to say, "Create an .ini file for this system with these specs" and the small LLM can do that on-device (its a handheld device) and then the user can use/send/upload that file.
Second Edit: I would love a mini LLM in KiCad or Altium that could take a component datasheet and produce a good footprint and schematic symbol for it.
Reminiscent of the Therac-25 scandal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25
That is shocking. Is it per-token I wonder?