SakeOfBrevity

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by SakeOfBrevity 3y ago
Are algorithms discovered or invented?
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by SakeOfBrevity 4y ago
This joke is getting so old, we need to say thank you and let it go.
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by SakeOfBrevity 4y ago
I think the trend we see is there will be a generalized engineering-category of LLMs and people maintaining them will just feed new frameworks/libraries/languages etc. documentations to training sets and those models will then hap
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by SakeOfBrevity 4y ago
Check out dbt (not dbt-cloud), great open-source SQL tool, macro system is included in the ever-growing set of features. It helps managing SQLs a lot.
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by SakeOfBrevity 5y ago
TSMC is likely to evacuate out of Taiwan to Phoenix, AZ in the next 12-24 months https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/tsmc-may-charter-...
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by SakeOfBrevity 5y ago
What readings would you suggest for starters? Or which ones were most fascinating, essential to you?
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by SakeOfBrevity 5y ago
Couple more of cracks in the online advertising industry and there will be a major pop of demand for software jobs.
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by SakeOfBrevity 5y ago
I'd wager that 2/3 of software industry jobs market (number of positions and compensation figures) are built on online advertising industry. Now you tell me what is good or what is bad
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
You have an option to become his patreon starting at $5/month
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
Print it yourself
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
Well, it's a show anyway, but in moments I described writers definitely had sth more in mind than just "Michael having a few good moments" I can agree that if you look at the storyline as a whole, this theory doesn't mak
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
Two particular moments comes up to my mind: - Whole company going downhill and when Jim as co-manager got nervous about another Michael's "brilliant" idea of distracting people from work, he stuns him and audience with "
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
I really liked the show for its light-heartedness and it's non-PC oriented comedy (which faded away as seasons went by), but there are also other interesting themes there, such as subtle hints from writers that Michael Scott putting up
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by SakeOfBrevity 6y ago
This is the stuff that keeps me on my toes, thank you bro
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by SakeOfBrevity 8y ago
"(...) when it comes to Facebook, the rot is deep. It can’t be excised. It can only be replaced by something else, by a form of connectivity that treats people not as laborers or commodities, but as human beings." Almost on point.
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by SakeOfBrevity 8y ago
Too many words gotten from just typing 'sex'.