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DenisM
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I find that preserving logs that contain errors will confuse future sessions even if the errors were corrected at the time. Do you have that problem? Essentially preserving logs extends the context window with all related problems.
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What is your impression of the course?
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company must have a history of profitability before being included in the S&P 500
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If investor pool becomes too loose the company becomes de facto public, subject to all SEC-enforced regulations. The judgment is subjective though, so pushing the boundaries could be a calculated risk.
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5mo ago
Take a look at hellointerview.com their model is very stubborn, similar to some interviewers who refuse to acknowledge even valid solutions that differ from the canon. No affiliation.
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Interesting thing about psychponancy is it’s asymmetric. If an LLM is used to train an LLM it may not have the same level of aggressiveness that humans do when punishing back on trainee. Human pushback has specific patterns which we might b
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> you are still deterministically creating something you understand in depth with individual pieces you understand You’re overestimating determinism. In practice most of our code is written such that it works most of the time. This is wh
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TLDR: Eventually consistent file system view on top of s3 with read/write cache.
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>to a language which has already surpassed its complexity budget I've been thinking that way for many years now, but clearly I've been wrong. Perhaps C++ is the one language to which the issue of excess complexity does not appl
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In the good old days Netflix had "Dynamic HTML" code that would take a DOM element which scrolled out of view port and move it to the position where it was about to be scrolled in from the other end. Hence he number of DOM element
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Laser turrets near highest-value targets? It becomes defense in depth though, perimeter defense is no longer enough. Thats kinda new.
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Create a separate Mac / Windows non-admin account just for coding? I’m sure there are parental control measures for either platform. As time goes you can update the deny list of web sites. Another thing that helps is recording your scr
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An online book about how ChatGPT works
(ericsilberstein1.github.io)
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If X is against law Y the recourse is to seek judgment from courts. If it’s not against the law the recourse is to seek new law from Congress. The difference is significant for that reason alone. The other reason is that if you’re looking t
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> Your opinion. A matter of opinion. It’s also the law of this place, and that is not a matter of opinion.
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That classic argument for step up is that a farmer’s son inheriting the farm suddenly owes a lot of taxes which he can’t pay without selling the farm. Is this a real problem? And how do we fix that?
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The key flaw in the argument is that high quality interfaces do not spring to life by themselves. They are produced as an artifact of numerous iterations over both interfacing components. This does not invalidate the entire article, but int
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I found it a lot safer to cherry pick into a new temp branch, test things out, rename the old branch to an archive name, and rename the new temp branch to old name. That is until I started using graphite, that solved the problem completely
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If you have not already, try Graphite. You will be delighted as it serves that exact purpose.
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If a company choses Cloudflare they would have great service everywhere except Italy. If they chose a service with lower quality / reach, they will suffer degraded service across the board. If they try to use more than one CDN that’s a
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> When a model exhibits hallucination, often providing more context and evidence will dispel it, I usually have the opposite experience. One a model goes off the rails it becomes harder and harder to steer and after a few corrective prom
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Blending is socially is very useful for the individual, i don’t agree with the author here. Society itself may benefit from cohesion or from truth depending on circumstances.
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> maybe you have examples of historical breakthroughs in AI Alignment that didn't involve doing / understanding the mathematical concepts I mentioned in the previous paragraph? Multi agentic systems appear to have strong potent
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How was your experience with Xbox? I heard it was rather watertight?
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> User interfaces are not art. Do UI designers think that way? I imagine some see it as engineering - make things work efficiently for the users. Others see it as art. The outcome will depend on which group gains the upper hand.
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This requires correct vision + enough influence to execute. This is not a repetitive process. It’s pretty hard to tell apart a visionary from a lunatic until after they deliver an outsized success.
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It’s not just career. Any artistic endeavor suffers from competition with the past, which eventually becomes a guaranteed loss. Negating the frame becomes the primary way to leave a mark.
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Get two phones. One for carrying around, lock it down 100% with parental controls against all distractions. The other one unlocked. Parental controls are underrated.
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The fact that people don’t learn from the older books is somewhat annoying, but rewriting them makes sense precisely because people will likely trust it more. Software engineers are prone to novelty bias. Thats in contrast to some other dem
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What about the second order effects? Ignoring the customers becomes a habit, which doesn’t lead to success. But then, caving to each customer demand will make solution overfit. Somewhere in there one has to exercise judgement. But how does
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