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by Sevii 3y ago
The employees work for the for-profit part of OpenAI.
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by Sevii 3y ago
It's not even whether our healthcare is socialized or not. Our health insurance regulatory system is setup to be adversarial between insurers and providers. If we can break up that dynamic we'd see cost improvement even if we didn
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by Sevii 3y ago
You basically can't shop for products with many options on amazon anymore. It still works for books and things where you know you are getting the right product. But for most goods its easier to use Apple Pay on a shopify store.
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by Sevii 3y ago
I've never seen the point of performance reviews for me as an employee. Either they are pointless or something I have to game for promotions. If performance reviews are factored into promotions, you have to game the books to ace them.
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by Sevii 3y ago
Why do you need potable water for cooling?
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by Sevii 3y ago
That’s a good point, to be useful to plants the water has to get into the ground. From there it’s either evaporating or moving into aquifers.
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by Sevii 3y ago
I get paid more to write for corporate blogs but it’s more fun to write my own blog.
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by Sevii 3y ago
Anything involving electricity or magnetic fields.
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KPIs for Software Engineers(sledgeworx.io)
21 points by Sevii 3y ago|39 comments
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by Sevii 3y ago
There is so much data because of insurance. Insurers are in the business of declining claims. They have discovered that the best way to decline claims is to create byzantine rules while offloading all the work to comply with those rules to
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by Sevii 3y ago
Not if it requires installing an additional mobile app.
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by Sevii 3y ago
sledgeworx.io General software stuff estimating.dev Focus on software estimates
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by Sevii 3y ago
I think a key point in the 'WFH bad' discourse is that while WFH is great for engineers, the experience is pretty similar for managers. Managers are still in meetings 8-10 hours a day even with WFH. A manager doesn't really s
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by Sevii 3y ago
This article basically says 'these 5 common claimed causes do not correlate with homelessness, while housing does correlate with homelessness'. Also I suspect there is a bit of world play here with the terms 'chronically home
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by Sevii 3y ago
I’m not going to delete my number one lead generator for job opportunities. I’ve gotten my last two jobs from recruiters who found me on LinkedIn. Deleting it would likely be very detrimental to my career.
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by Sevii 3y ago
It should be illegal to offer 'free forever' plans and tiers. No company is actually capable of delivering on that promise. It's not a mistake if its blatantly obvious at the beginning that your company is unlikely to last fo
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by Sevii 3y ago
I find it totally believable after having to work through multiple internal risk teams to get my test accounts past automated flaggers.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Well, I wish they sold a smaller one like the ford maverick or classic import hiluxes.
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by Sevii 4y ago
The regulations need to be changed, it makes no sense that you can’t buy small pickups in the us like the Toyota hilux.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Considering that the cost of training these things is in the millions of dollars. And the cost per request is on the order of cents. It's likely that AI will operate much like Alexa or the iPhone in that you can't buy a better one
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by Sevii 4y ago
Most people's inner monologue does blurt out the first thing that gets into its head. The human brain has a bunch of different parts. And it's looking like one of them could be something like an LLM.
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Agile has gone from ‘people over process’ to ’no process’(sledgeworx.io)
2 points by Sevii 4y ago|0 comments
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by Sevii 4y ago
Yes
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by Sevii 4y ago
Had a great experience at St. John's. Unfortunately, transferred to a state engineering school due to financial reasons.
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by Sevii 4y ago
When I was at Amazon I saw a maximum of around half the team being L4. Usually it was people with 5+ years experience at other companies getting down leveled to L4/L5. I don't think we ever had more than 1-2 legit new grads/j
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by Sevii 4y ago
The unfortunate part is that the alternative is for only government entities to have this technology. If open source can make a credible attempt at creating live deep fake technology, the government already has a team working on it.
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by Sevii 4y ago
People conflate affordability of a certain lifestyle and affordability of a certain level of social status but they are separate things and people really care about both of them.
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by Sevii 4y ago
There are a few books on it like 'Writing for Software Developers' and 'Write Useful Books'. Working with Hit Subscribe is an option for getting a better idea of the workflow. Then its really just a game of building up y
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by Sevii 4y ago
Please tell me they used to be called "bookies" before that.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Unit tests, mocked integration tests and local end to end tests which make calls to the development environment. Its not easy and there is no free lunch.

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