Manjuuu

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by Manjuuu 4y ago
If things don't go as I expect I would gladly switch career, opening a food shack somewhere for example sounds nice.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Or freeing up time for more complex parts of the job.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
> Picking your fights is an important thing to learn too, throwing a fit over everything “wrong” can be terrible for everyone… even if you’re right every time. Agreed, most of the times it does not even make any sense in the grand scheme
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
That's a perfect metaphor.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The "don't rock boats" is really what can slowly destroy companies. The -nx engineers know a lot of other -nx engineers that can come onboard until the stable boat just sinks.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
3rd type of people: AGI.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
No more pizza, only pineapple.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Old comment, it was from when we all expected they would have just blocked it at ISP dns level at some point, since openai itself is blocking access from the country, yes, you need a "vpn" now. You IQ is ok.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Thanks for all the nice projects you are releasing for free, btw.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Exactly.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Just change the dns.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
We should have had a moratorium on potatoes, look at us now.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The same confidence of those already planning for the advent, that will never be, of AGI. I see a lot of unmotivated enthusiasm for the "new" thing, the opinions of Hinton should be considered valid if the reasoning makes sense, n
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Feel free to do so, we need something to replace crypto after all. And also, sometime I wonder how many people hold those kind of opinions on AGI(imminent, doable, worthy of being discussed) because they sincerely believe in some nonsense l
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
There will be no AGI during our lifetime. It seems weird to me that people that should understand how ML works (e.g. sama) instead of educating laypeople about about how this actually works and the huge limits the technology has, start tal
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The publisher is bad as the article, I was not attaching you personally btw, I would just suggest to search a better article for this kind of stories. The daily mail is just garbage, you can find better articles on the same event elsewhere.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Yeah, that's understandable, there is also a discussion going on on the fact that Sama blamed some opensource redis library for this, this stuff happens, useless drama. But still, I would not get my news from the daily mail, right now
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The quality rich article I would expect from the DailyMail, also the title, very informative, not editorialized at all, yep. Btw, only 4 digits of the card details were accessible, official announcement: https://openai.com/b
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
The important numbers are those related to Optional/OptionalLog, there is a 4x+ improvement after Valhalla.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
> I mean what have I ever built? Most of my work is not public too, it doesn't have to be. > I mean Fowler I think t started thoughtworks. Yeah, I've been too harsh comparing the two, but as someone that have to fight daily
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
I agree with everything you said, especially with how important the role of the maintainer is to get something that keeps working over time (both are builders). And yes, holding someone else opinions strongly doesn't make you instantly
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
I don't recommend to juniors any of the books of people like Uncle Bob, Fowler, etc... Those are full of advices that seem reasonable but extremely generic and tend to be followed with religious fervour by people with limited experien
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
I see that you are gray now, but the comment was 100% correct.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
I remember when people thought that he was some kind of visionary.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
That guy does not seem to have anything to do with Facebook... interesting.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
I don't know if I would trust bluetooth with this.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
After seeing people mastering the art of filling their workday with knowingly useless meetings and make it look like they are working like everybody else, it depends. Meetings are essential, but they can be easily used to "game the sys
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Once you start factoring in reputational damage it becomes easier to choose what/if to fix. If you add new features but the resulting product is something that gives the idea that the platform is unstable or broken you'll end up w
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
Let me just chime in to say that Next Thing Co was amazing, their small CHIP board was way better than the Pi.
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by Manjuuu 4y ago
If it has been banned, there are enough evidences. Then anyone is free to re-evaluate, but hey, you already have a big red flag.

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