During the Bangalore floods, an area that was badly affected was Outer Ring Road i.e ground zero of tech companies.
In all the footage, you'll notice a red skywalk appear again and again.
There's a story behind this skywalk.
And it's a metaphor for the city's urban governance.
I'm glad that my lived experience of BLR so far has not primarily been in terms of it being a tech city. If that were the case it would have been very disappointing - which, I'm happy to say, it hasn't
i hope you are all noting the deafening silence here from tech twitter and your fav twelebs.
the rage baiters, the meme trenders, the shitposters, the vibes monetisers - with no use for their platform for anything that actually matters.
i hope you will remember.
@MandarKagade@TheKenWeb I'm aware of the technical difference, but in the specific context I wrote: a) the nuance doesn't add anything to the reader and b) Anthropic itself uses them interchangably and describes Fable as a "Mythos class" model.
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@kunksed@TheKenWeb It's a standard, deliberate treatment as per our style guide - logic being that stylization is a design choice by the brand, and editorial style choices belong to the publication, not the trademark holder. Every major publication does this (AP, NYT, Guardian, and Economist etc.)
been thinking AI hasn't added real value to hiring, just cost on both sides. candidates spam apply, companies spam filter, everyone ends up where they started but paying for it now. @peegeekay said it better — "AI sells swords at dawn, shields at dusk."
In today’s edition of Two by Two, I talk to two founders who are fixing hiring using agents - one of them is using agents and AI exclusively to hire, and the other is “selling” AI to both candidates and companies. @aakashd and @OnTheGrapevine
https://t.co/xrdS6bqBDj