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by ac2u 3y ago
Good read. Goes to show that empirical experimenting can have great results over theorising without practice
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by ac2u 3y ago
> Just look at the Reddit reverse takeover as an example; Machiavelli would be in awe. What were the details on that? (Sorry it’s not an easy story to find on Google given how much the keywords overlap with OpenAI topics)
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by ac2u 3y ago
It's very easy for any of us to get caught up in all the things we think we have to do without sometimes taking a breath and figuring out if we actually need to do it. I would take a zero based budgeting approach first of all, list all
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by ac2u 3y ago
Antifragile.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Someone needs to invent a protocol for transferring mail and make it simple.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Haven't seen this one myself, but if it is indeed how the OP represents it, thinking you've signed out when you actually haven't is pretty bad security wise.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Appreciate that, however people use I.F theorising that it helps all sorts of things, insulin sensitivity, lifespan, inflammation markers etc, not just weight.
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by ac2u 3y ago
You should change the title to more accurately reflect that. The first question someone has when reading that title is "effective at what?" and there's room in the title for it to say so without the reader having to click thr
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by ac2u 3y ago
Early seasons are really good but it just gets a little repetitive towards the end.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Get a few streamers that have an audience to play it.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Let's say the poster works at IBM and they want to provide a means for humans to contact them and frustrate scrapers so they say: 'My email address is my username@"the company no one ever got fired for buying from".com&#
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by ac2u 3y ago
Because there's a chance your LLM might be able to still get what you need if the obfuscation technique is changed or altered. Anyway, nothing to say you can't use both, or have a fallback system.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Maybe you have your reasons for not looking to expand/change your responsibilities within your current company, but that's often the easiest avenue. Especially if you can get colleagues in Engineering within your company on board.
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by ac2u 3y ago
It seems you feel that you learn by doing instead of reading, which is fair enough. Let's take networking for example, there are two ways which you could learn by doing, a bottom up approach focusing on the foundational tech, or a top
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by ac2u 3y ago
>I am not sure what precipitated this whole layoff trend Money no longer being almost-free to borrow.
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by ac2u 3y ago
You probably spend more time that you need to studying because you feel you need to after "wasting" a lot of it browsing. The solution is to commit to much less time studying, but when you do study, be disciplined. When that&#
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by ac2u 3y ago
No. Not a flag, red, green or otherwise. I'm not accusing you of doing this, but some people that are well versed in the cultural hacker scene constantly play out an obnoxious variation of this in the form of: "You've never h
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by ac2u 3y ago
Yeah, especially if you're experimenting with training and applying a matrix to the embeddings generated by an off the shelf model to help it surface subtleties unique to your domain.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Amen, Project Management is helping a team climb a ladder as fast as possible while being aware of scope and risk (like bus factor). Business clarity is both wisely choosing, and convincing the team of the most lucrative ladder for the busi
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by ac2u 3y ago
Same.... when the machine hurts like hell... and there's the awkward pause while it decides to re-inflate.. you know you're in for a high reading.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Indeed, and if you wanna self-host, libPostal can do a lot of the heavy lifting in normalisation of addresses.
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by ac2u 3y ago
What you're probably looking for is continuations, combine them with serialisation and you can have stateless (in that the state is in a persistent store and can be picked up by any application server) workflow processing. You stumbled
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by ac2u 3y ago
>already didn’t have trouble to become well-educated before I agree that I didn't have trouble interrogating a subject until it clicked before if I was sufficiently motivated. However ChatGPT reduced the time needed a lot, and thus
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by ac2u 3y ago
Launch it in a targeted niche as cheap as you can. If it doesn't spread it's probably not viral. The viral nature of products is when they can tap into the network of the userbase to drive further adoption, not by an increase in m
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by ac2u 3y ago
It'll help to internalise a few general truths. - If your work woes are caused by an anxiety to perform and think you're doing well at work, chances are in most cases other people will think so too. In general, people will think l
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by ac2u 3y ago
This approach is much more likely to help you gain consulting work or be headhunted for an engineering role require LLM experience rather than be a direct source of revenue.
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by ac2u 3y ago
>Overly sneering. Of course it is... if the author said to you in real life, at a party, "I've been working on a book called X and it roughly follows this thesis", a regular person wouldn't immediately take your tone,
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by ac2u 3y ago
Sometimes folks have too long a TTL on their DNS records, but yours seem fine. Helps to be able to get traffic directed elsewhere faster should you need it (given your setup I doubt you'll do much better for scalability than edge-cache
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by ac2u 3y ago
If you can afford to have a service handle it, (like cloudflare in another commenter's reply which provides a service especially for this) go for that. Otherwise, I've played around with OpenResty for doing this on top of nginx wi
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by ac2u 3y ago
Good to see a realistically sensible use of Fragments in the docs. Too often I've seen codebases stuff fragments into a shared folder where they'd get re-used in different components, totally negating the benefit of GQL avoiding o

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