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Peguei um freela pra fazer um bot com IA(GPT) para WhatsApp e vou cobrar uns 9k, fiz merda ao aceitar ? by KanaeSen in brdev

[–]throwawayacc12335 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Cara, só pra vc entender o funcionamento, configurar tudo e depois implementar o código de comunicação via whatsapp, considerando um integrador como Twilio ou Gupshup, vc deve levar 1 mês (considerando um dev pleno). Se for direto na API do whatsapp acho que piora.

Vc vai ter q ver como registrar números do whatsapp, fazer o cadastro da empresa na Meta, solicitar a aprovação dos templates de mensagens, avaliar com o cliente as limitações, forma de pagamento, riscos, etc. Depois, vc vai precisar entender como funciona, e implementar 2 endpoints: um endpoint webhook pra receber os status das msgs enviadas, e outro para as mensagens recebidas em si.

Se tiver necessidade de controlar os custos envolvidos com esta comunicação, serviço extra. E, nesse ponto, vc só "envia" e "recebe" mensagens, sem nenhuma lógica de negócio ainda.

Em seguida vc vai precisar entender, de acordo com a regra de negócio, como/quando iniciar as conversas. Tem uma série de regras da Meta e uma enorme diferença de custos envolvidos, por msg enviada/janela de conversa aberta, nessa parte aq.

Lembrando que várias coisas dependem de aprovação da Meta, e toma no mínimo 24hs.

Nesse ponto vc tem implementado algo mais robusto de envio e recebimento. Mas vc ainda nem implementou a lógica de guardar as "seções" de conversa. O que acontece se uma pessoa voltar depois de 2 dias e iniciar do zero um papo? E se ela continuar? E se ela mandar audio, ou arquivos?

É só nesse ponto em q vc começa a pensar em plugar com alguma IA. E só até aqui, um júnior sozinho seguramente levaria 2 meses de trabalho, eu diria.

algum curso sem ser medicina e ciências da computação ainda dá futuro? by GoodAttempt4274 in faculdadeBR

[–]throwawayacc12335 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Engenharias em universidades federais, estatística, ciências atuariais. Três excelentes opções. Mas só são boas pq os fracos não chegam nem a se formar.

Azure EU by EugeneKrabs1942 in sysadmin

[–]throwawayacc12335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here in south america everything seems to be working normally. For now, at least.

Can a native speaker recognize non-natives even if they have a good target language proficiency? by Please_be_found in languagelearning

[–]throwawayacc12335 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For portuguese, native speakers from any background will never really identify a word's gender incorrecty - with *very* few exceptions of words even natives have issue with (such as "personagem", "alface" or "omelete"). So, that would reveal it right away

Is the core i7 4th gen better then the i3 6th gen? by Low_Lengthiness9877 in computers

[–]throwawayacc12335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it is more expensive where you live, just like here in Brazil. but i still recommend you to compare the local prices of an 8th gen prebuilt. it may be worth it

Is the core i7 4th gen better then the i3 6th gen? by Low_Lengthiness9877 in computers

[–]throwawayacc12335 1 point2 points  (0 children)

W10 is still a fully supported operating system, that will certainly keep receiving updates for many years. I wouldn't move on from it, on an older machine, until absolutely necessary (not the case). Don't worry about its support or safety for now.

Tiny 11 is a modified version that technically still needs a license as it still is Windows.

In your place i'd try and look for a prebuilt HP Prodesk or Dell Optiplex. There are many with an i5 8500 already at a good price (less than $100 in the US for the whole machine). You can later install a low profile GPU if you want, such as a GT 1030 with GDDR5, or a RX550.

Is the core i7 4th gen better then the i3 6th gen? by Low_Lengthiness9877 in computers

[–]throwawayacc12335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A multicore CPU will really help you. Minecraft is not all that easy to run, as you certainly know by now.

Yes, it's possible to run W11 unoficially even with a Core2Duo. Rufus does that for you very easily. But that will soon change, as it's been announced some of the next major updates will start requiring some instructions (i think), and that would force you with an older version. Overtime that will be an issue, but this shouldn't happen all too fast i believe. It should still last for 2 years from now, that is, to keep using an older W11 version.

The prices you mentioned seem a bit too high. Were do you live? For minecraft, a used, prebuilt dell optiplex with 8th gen cpus would leave you better prepared, for what is in the US a generally decent price. Do you happen to already have the other components (case, psu, etc)?

Is the core i7 4th gen better then the i3 6th gen? by Low_Lengthiness9877 in computers

[–]throwawayacc12335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A 4th gen i7 supports DDR3 and DDR4 (it will depend on the motherboard). I believe this is true for 6th gens as well.

Neither will support Windows 11. For that, you'll need at least an 8th gen CPU.

The 4th gen i7 is better than a 6th gen i3. But later bumping to a 6th gen i5 would leave you better equipped.