Grimm1

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by Grimm1 5y ago
And even bigger growth hack for a lot of companies would be having scraping protected by law.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn That’s one of the bigger ones. Unfortunately recent events means scraping is still a gray area.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Well that's one of the more interesting things I think I'll see today! Neat.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
My quest 2 was like 299 and weighs 1lb and doesn't require a computer at all. The workouts especially HIIT and Boxing routines are more engaging to me in VR with my limited on hand equipment and I don't like being in a gym with ot
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I do a 30-40 minute HIIT or Boxing Routine 2-3 times a week in my quest 2. I keep meaning to get the silicone cover but it hasn't stopped me. The real issue is the foam does get sweaty and if I stop working out then decide I want to pl
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Even better then!
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I mean I do. EFF, Wikimedia, ACLU (Only EFF is really for this particular issue though)
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Yeah but if malicious intent is a concern you can just spin up a sandboxed instance to run the code to check first. Really the thing is there's not way to ascribe correctness to a piece of code right, like humans fail at this even. The
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by Grimm1 5y ago
In any training with code I've done, we've written a parser that validates against tree sitter grammars to make sure it's at least syntactically valid against some known subset of languages we're training on.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I don’t intend to have any, wife I expect would be in a similar economic position to me
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I just got off the Destiny subreddit, why must you drag me back in! They really do though, some RASPUTIN level AI just naming things.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Yikes, please tell me they were hired as a junior? Obviously in your case some trivial SQL would have sufficed, which I feel like should have been caught in an interview but could be excused for a junior eng. Also Pandas is not an amazing c
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Man, in college I designed the curriculum for, led 7 other TAs, graded and lectured the introductory CS course with 300+ students for two semesters. Clearly I should have told them I was the teacher (Ha!) and should have been paid more than
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by Grimm1 5y ago
2.4million is pretty easy to retire on (stock is expected to appreciate as well to account for taxes etc). I could retire at something like 1.8m to be honest. My current style of living costs about 50k a year. Throw that into index funds li
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I moved from "regular" engineering to data engineering in the last few years which is closer to ML which I find very interesting but comprised of all the stuff that actually needs to be done before ML happens and moved up to &quot
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Yes, hope and purpose are important. I like existentialism and cling hard to thought of being able to define that belief system myself and what purpose I have from it. That said as of late, after years I seem to be going through a bit of a
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Honestly, and completely anecdotally, having been raised Catholic I would expect it to result in quite the opposite when so much of the doctrine is based on guilt. That said before anyone jumps on me, also anecdotally, I haven't found
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Edit: I'll make a quick edit because the below sounded too aggressive to me after reading it again like two minutes later. Your point that not everyone takes unsolicited advice well because it feels like it undermines their own skill a
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by Grimm1 5y ago
As an alternative place workers on the board. Have them be elected by the workers. A lot of places in Europe apparently do this. There's your non union workers representation and brings parity to negotiating power as well.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
First, at least in regards to my comment -- that's entirely reductionist. Second, I commented because it's one of the hardest things, in my opinion as an engineer myself, to overcome. You're interpretation of people wanting t
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Your mileage will certainly vary but I was able to eek out a lot more inference performance by exporting to ONNX, using a highspeed serving framework in that ecosystem and also relying on some computation graph optimizations that you can ap
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by Grimm1 5y ago
In my experience that's a trap, if you have a small set of useable features, release it now and get feedback from real people.
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Suggesting that App distribution is even part of the consideration for why Linux didn’t catch on is kind of hilarious to be honest. Their app distribution methods being good or not had nothing to do with their lack of adoption and it’s kind
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Lyft saves me plenty of time so I'm not sure I can agree here. The alternative would be relying on regular cabs or the public infrastructure here in NY which has on multiple occasions proven to be less reliable for me. I'll gladly
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by Grimm1 5y ago
This is the issue I (and no doubt many others) have when I read pop science books from fields I'm not an expert in is the ability to discern whether their claims are based on solid foundations. I read "Thinking: Fast and Slow&quot
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I mean I can generally negotiate higher than 20% bump every two years or so going to a new employer, not sure my incentive to stick around longer. My understanding is that’s prevalent throughout the industry
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by Grimm1 5y ago
US education fails boys significantly starting all the way back in elementary school. I knew multiple teachers in high school who talked about how the system fails boys and doesn't know how to engage them and extends especially to mino
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by Grimm1 5y ago
Hmm yeah that is certainly interesting in the sense that it was easier to receive payment than it otherwise may have been in current financial systems. Easier to trace and such too I imagine if it was needed. To your point about transparenc
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by Grimm1 5y ago
> I will grant you "simple", and maybe even "common"... but only because most people don't really understand decentralization and many of the ones who do don't care about it. So assuming that this is mainly
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by Grimm1 5y ago
I think we've worked in very different jobs, in my case the analysts had a good idea of the underlying application data and often worked closely with both data engineering and regular engineering to understand it so they can make bette

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