Shocka1

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by Shocka1 1y ago
Not that I disagree, but Anthropic put out some usage statistics for their products a few months ago and IIRC, something like 40% was used for software engineering.
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by Shocka1 1y ago
These are all good points, and I agree. The Em dash I've noticed a lot. One additional is over usage of adjectives like "robust" or something that came out of the third option in a thesaurus. As someone who has been using r
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by Shocka1 1y ago
It wouldn't be surprising to me if an expert Leetcoder simply copy/pasted the code, knowing nothing of licensing. What would surprise me though is the engineering team not having at least one open source expert that didn't i
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by Shocka1 1y ago
Well thought out comment here. One of the things I've done with my kids is steered them into screen time with a learning or logical factor to it. Examples are the Chess.com app, Kerbel Space Program, flight simulators, etc.
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by Shocka1 1y ago
Yeah this whole article is meant to stir outrage - HN is taking the bait, but that's expected. The most proficient people in the world at logic, and they are still culpable to biases. My comment shouldn't be confused though - th
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by Shocka1 2y ago
"Snuck isn't a word Conan and you went to Harvard."
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Doesn't matter. Some could care less what MSFT is doing - a Blazor app I developed in super-speed time has collected 40k transactions in the last 4 months. It did it's job.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
This was a compliment from your kid and the way they should see you. The addiction is real. The fact I can walk into any private/public establishment and see the majority of people doing an endless scroll is actually really sad. The
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Comparing a mostly homogenous 312km^2 country to an extremely diverse 9 million km^2 USA doesn't seem like a strong point to me. Regarding healthcare though, I would love to see it subsidized for the working person who neither qualifi
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by Shocka1 2y ago
The well known Japanese manufacturer I used to work for sold the data. Why else?
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Based off what we've seen at this point it would be worthwhile to try.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
I'm suspicious of many comments here as well. I've never seen this many < 4 week old accounts making so many comments about a product.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
1000 if statements would have probably added more laughter than there already was in my life this morning lol.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Yeah I was thinking it was extremely well written. I want to be on their side after reading it, but I've encountered enough individuals that are completely different people online than how they are in real life. Especially in the way
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Something off about this comment and the account it belongs to being 7 days old. Please post the problem/prompt you used so it can be cross checked.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist"
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by Shocka1 2y ago
The flex is probably because they are 15 and a bit immature. An anecdote - I used to be the lead for an infotainment security program for a well known manufacturer. They would send me to a lot of small security meetups and training. One i
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by Shocka1 2y ago
I think what you are saying could possibly be true, but is probably hard to quantify. Anecdotally, I have a friend living in the EU that claims the opposite of what you are, but I have no plans on taking a stance until I see some kind of p
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by Shocka1 2y ago
The parent comment you responded to was respectful and thoughtful, progressing the conversation in accordance to HN guidelines. > I know you may struggle with this because the American education system is awful This part undermines your
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Yes, they will automatically exercise if your dead, the same way they auto execute when you are alive. I have sold many options over the years, with many of them exercising. If they expire ITM, you don't have a choice (whether dead o
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by Shocka1 2y ago
For the recruiters, a really good way to tell if you are being LLM'd is to put a little special watermarking sauce in your LinkedIn profile current company/position. For example, if you are a database engineer at some specific go
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by Shocka1 2y ago
When I read about Gauss basically inventing Arithmetic Progression at seven years old it gives me similar vibes. What led him to see a different way in adding the numbers 1 to 100? Surely he could have visualized it on his own in an abstr
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Yeah, parent comment is scary - glad you called it out. Although I don't have an economics degree, I do a lot of bond future trading on the side and am in fairly good tune with the bond market/how their yields work. The effect o
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Yep, the glee of the author reminds me of my younger days when I had a lot of edgy, but truly shitty development ideas. Luckily I never saw them through and can't be embarrassed by them today. This all makes me glad I am not actively
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Overly expressive words like "robust" and words that would appear in the thesaurus for "extremely" seem like tell tale signs in my experience. I've noticed personally that sometimes I have to tell ChatGPT to "
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Always good to wrap up those loose ends.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
I don't work for the DoD, but announcing it seems like bad OPSEC?
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by Shocka1 2y ago
From one stranger to another, this is such a nice comment. And I love this film, but never knew this arm band fact. Now I can't wait to notice it this year when we inevitably watch it. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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by Shocka1 2y ago
As someone who has been using APIs for automated retail trading the last few years now, this is highly interesting to me. I've heard of FIX protocol before, but never thought to use it as a retail trader - would this be practical for
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by Shocka1 2y ago
Nothing at all wrong with doing what is necessary to provide. Growing up we were poor... Lots of mac and cheese dinners. My parents were young, starting from nothing, and watching them struggle to build a little wealth was humbling. From

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