Developer warns against hidden database commits and unsafe model handling in code migrations
A developer has raised concerns about dangerous coding practices discovered during a migration project, warning that hidden database commits and improper use of database models create serious risks.
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A new study from Kyoto University has revealed that habit formation involves two separate neural circuits with distinct functions, challenging the traditional view that habits are simply repeated actions.
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The performance engineer role at Morph has been described as a position focused on making the company's entire inference system faster, cheaper, and more reliable.
» readStudy finds AI financial advice generally sound but shows gaps and bias based on user prompts
Half of Americans say they are using artificial intelligence to get financial advice, according to a new paper co-authored by Taha Choukhmane, an assistant professor of finance at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Seven people accepted a job interview offer from San Francisco AI startup LemonLime by getting the company's logo permanently tattooed on their bodies. The offer was made during a Y Combinator Startup School afterparty, according to CEO Jordan Zietz.
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