Nimitz14

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by Nimitz14 2y ago
The EU's "independent" foreign policy is what led them to ignore US advice and rely on Russia gas. They could have still been independent and made a different, better decision but blaming the US is farcical.
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
That doesn't seem right. I have more at amazon. Meta also has more. I've never heard of KLA. Just looked it up and the number of days increases with seniority at Google.
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
His argument remains valid with the correct number, proving that his made up number was close enough. You're factually wrong.
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
I recognize this guy based on his handle as the guy who'd always give spectacularly unhelpful replies on #python freenode irc. Not surprised he also makes simplistic statements about capitalism.
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
Some people do do that. Try stepping outside of your bubble.
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
Maybe I missed something but the adverse experience factor didn't seem to be very meaningful. Not convinced by their argument. Great title and initial presentation though!
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by Nimitz14 2y ago
His vibes agree with what economists think. Look up what happened in the late 70s and early 80s.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
r/im14
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
You know Switzerland is all hilly or mountainy right? Building infrastructure is inherently much harder and more expensive and yet Switzerland does a much better job of it. Switzerland is also actually more diverse with it having 3 distin
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Switzerland does everything better than Germany with far less taxes. And since we're trading anecdotes I've found US Healthcare to be the best compared to the 3 european countries I've lived in before.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
So, so, so curious how they are implementing this.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
This is not an accurate portayal of these labs. They're all still doing blue sky research.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
500 comments not a single one is interesting.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
I work at FAANG. People here coast while making mountains of money.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Very nice. Love the glossary!
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Yeah I also was confused by the discretization step. The video is great thank you for sharing!
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
This is terrible advice LOL.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
This is not at all what people mean when they talk about silos
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Awesome and amazing.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
As someone who's first job was also for a mature ~20 person start up, I firmly believe those companies are the best to work for as a junior. You will have experienced colleagues who can teach you while also getting to make a significan
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this journey! Very helpful.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Your info is out of date, Google pays like MS nowadays.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Comeon tell us what the app is!
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
This is the tea I live for.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
I find github to be a much nicer experience than codecommit. Not surprised that people would want to switch.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
> The Transformer was proposed in 2017, with the softmax-based attention being proposed in 2014 but it wasn't until 2023 when GPT-3 et al took the world by storm that people started really using the Transformer as it is today. The
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Do you have investments in stocks and index funds?
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
You couldn't be more wrong.
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
Literally every person who is the best in the world at what they do is intoxicated with their job. You don't get that good without putting in the extra effort. You need to recognize some people favor work in the work / life balan
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by Nimitz14 3y ago
I think this could actually be kind of a genius way to get power users to pay. The danger is of course that you lose the content creators.

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