Aperocky

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by Aperocky 2y ago
This still doesn't demonstrate that it has any real function tbf.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
This demonstrated that Crowdstrike lacks the most basic of tests and staging environments.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Makes it really hard to feel bad for his panic.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
> moved from a rural area to a Midwestern state I know there are cities in the midwest but I chuckled at this description.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
It does happen, but I find it overall more preferable than documents, tickets, meetings, meetings and meetings. Spending time in the terminal with vim and shell is healing.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
I think this is purely focused on the supply side and neglecting demand and its role in the economy. The world economy today isn't driven by lack of supply (for the vast majority categories of products), rather it is by lack of demand.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
> walk away from the terminal What do you mean, this is the best part of the job, the part I look forward to most each day.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Couldn't afford to fly to Sierra Nevada or camp at Swiss mountains, so go-kart and indoor grilling it is.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Apparently if you had slightly less CO but more often you might become a faster cyclist!
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by Aperocky 2y ago
> That’s what happened in January 2023 when two riders on Uno-X Mobility had to be taken to hospital after a go-karting session for team bonding left them with carbon monoxide poisoning. Surely it was the go-karting and the team-bonding.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Just because they are both class one doesn't mean they are on the same level quantitatively. Also red meat doesn't cause addiction. I don't feel like I crave red meat if I've just been eating chicken and fish for the who
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by Aperocky 2y ago
You're mistaking the chief engineer/funder (likeliest candidate on that plaque) with the management of the construction company/contractors.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
> selling to developers is really hard. Yes, software wise, we either take open source stuff or write our own stuff. There are just very little in between that can be monetized.. unless it bundles with hardware like ChatGPT.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Maybe better compensated, but not sure about more prestigious. I have no interest seeing the day to day of that job.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
> newly hired person with 10 yrs experience finding out they earn 30% less than someone with 3 years experience, just because of the timing of when they were hired. That's the problem with how pay scales, job titles and performance
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Not a good sign...
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by Aperocky 2y ago
It'll get you when the battery life drops to 4 hours screen time.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
I don't disagree with the general notion, but it seem to me that LLMs being smart enough to create AGI is even more far fetched than if they are just smart enough to be AGI.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
And it would make sense that the compliance and safety side are the most hyped because only that would justify their continued involvement in the project.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Until they are turning a profit, I would assume they are on a runway.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
The premise is that LLMs are a path to AGI. I'm not convinced, you can throw all the compute (btw, it's not growing exponentially any more, we have arrived at atom scale) at it and I'm not convinced this will lead to AGI. Our
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by Aperocky 2y ago
tbh it smells like they've brought in too much to their own hype. Nothing OpenAI have done more recently suggest to me that they are closer to the AGI. They did create a bunch of other models with different input format that are probab
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by Aperocky 2y ago
That's an over complication, how about my naive belief that LLMs (and increasing the size of) don't lead to AGI. Not saying AGI is impossible, just think the large models and the underlying statistic model beneath are not the path
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by Aperocky 2y ago
This is a question I've been asking myself, the future looks wet.
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Try cycling, it uses completely different set of leg muscles and its my goto when my knees start hurting. The two sports also complements each other very well since the muscle groups support each other and cardiovascular side of things are
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by Aperocky 2y ago
This is absolutely true, when I started, I didn’t have a zone2 while running and running is just suffering. But gradually I could hold a lower heart rate while running and now my zone 2 runs are actually faster than my fastest pace I could
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by Aperocky 2y ago
Thank you! This post is a little braggy but it's also one of the best things I've did and I'm genuinely proud of it. The result and the process wildly exceeded my expectation at the time when I started last summer and it made
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by Aperocky 2y ago
I think you just want to track both over the long term - that is compare your watch with your watch and your garmin with your garmin. But that is a huge gap, I think in general running creates more realistic VO2max data than cycling since t
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by Aperocky 2y ago
I still average more screen time on the phone.. The hard part is getting started. Once you start it's self-perpetuating. Zone 2 endurance aerobic exercise are in some way similar to an addiction but you'll need a certain volume to
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by Aperocky 2y ago
It's a mixture of running and cycling and really less planning than what I should have. Generally, my runs are between 5-10K and rides are 30km/20mi ish. More days than not I'll do both, but on other days I only get one done

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