alephnerd

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by alephnerd 20d ago
This, and depending on the workflow and usecase, you don't necessarily need the latest and greatest with the right kind of harness engineering . Like everything in engineering, it's about tradeoffs and what works best for your s
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by alephnerd 20d ago
The recipe is also similar to Hamedh [0], a delicacy in Iraqi and Baghdadi Jewish households. The only major difference is the addition of tomatoes thanks to the Columbian Exchange, and rice - which would have not been cultivated or trade
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by alephnerd 20d ago
Most of my and my peers PortCos run their own eval and benchmark sets, simply because they know what they need best. The reality is, capabilities have largely converged across foundation models over the last 18 months, and much of the value
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by alephnerd 20d ago
This isn't Reddit.
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by alephnerd 20d ago
I know both you guys haven't been on HN for that long, but the downvote is not meant to be a dislike button. That is the antithesis of HN's norms around discourse:
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by alephnerd 20d ago
Appreciate it! Are you recording the lectures as well? Would also love some additions resources and recommendations from practitioners only .
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by alephnerd 21d ago
It's not as dramatic as the title makes it out to be. It's a steady transition to EV buses and Grab drivers within D1 (the current CBD and Japanese red light district) and the new CBD called Thu Thiem. The majority of Saigon is ex
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The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here(economist.com)
8 points by alephnerd 21d ago|1 comments
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by alephnerd 22d ago
All NA beers I've seen prominently point out that they are 0.5% or less in ABV. That said, AB InBev owns the IP for actual 0.0% beer and all of it's products are fairly good. Their NA Stella and Budweiser tastes exactly like the o
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US nonfarm payrolls surge in August; unemployment rate steady at 4.1%(reuters.com)
5 points by alephnerd 22d ago|2 comments
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by alephnerd 22d ago
It also makes it harder for so many immigrants who are following the straight path. There are so many hustlers and that forces the American system to be so antagonistic for those who do follow the rules.
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by alephnerd 22d ago
It truly sucks for his kid who is a US citizen - just like how I became a US citizen even though my parents had to naturalize. But millions of immigrants naturalize in the US without committing crimes. It isn't that hard - don't c
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by alephnerd 22d ago
"In 2014, he and his sister Uchechi Onyekwere were charged in a $13 million medical fraud scheme. ... According to the FBI's report, the operation took place from approximately 2008 through at least the end of 2013." "As
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by alephnerd 23d ago
Yep! Totally agree with ya! We're all a team and no one is above or below each other, and I always made sure to manage out people who had a superiority complex - even if they were gifted (and they usually weren't) they would just
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by alephnerd 23d ago
The absolutely are copy editing, writing, and translating with AI but keeping a human in the loop to steer, edit, interview sources, and do research. These were entire divisons that made up the majority of a newsroom. Most members of a ne
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by alephnerd 23d ago
> sony is a giant corp with a reputation and a monopoly on playstations. That's like saying Volkswagen has a monopoly on Volkswagen cars. Sony clearly does not have a monopoly on the video game industry, and a plurality of video gam
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by alephnerd 23d ago
This. Those of my friends with kids moved to neighborhoods and suburbs where other households of a similar age existed. You see this in SF, with singles primarily living in the Marina, Russian Hill, or Rincon Hill and then upgrading to Miss
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by alephnerd 23d ago
The Beeb [0], WSJ [1], Guardian [2], NPR [3], The Economist [4][5], and others are using generative AI as well. The reality is that everyone is using it, and has been using forms of AI and ML for news writing and copywriting for decades. Fo
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by alephnerd 23d ago
> Wow, this announcement is good content marketing. Why do you think companies hire PMMs?
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by alephnerd 23d ago
LLMs are also a mixed bag. The core issue is limited Viet-English corpora aside from what can be found in local government documents in the US and Canada given the huge Viet Kieu community requiring local governments to create Vietnamese la
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by alephnerd 23d ago
You got downvoted but I know what you are talking about, but there were other ways to write that sentence. Basically what OP is saying is interpersonal relations can be confused when using the Vietnamese and English definitions of both word
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by alephnerd 23d ago
> where "here" is California > It doesn't mean we can't get along or have a peaceful world full of diversity in language and culture. We just need to get better at nuance and understanding Wasn't making a judg
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by alephnerd 23d ago
My SO is Vietnamese and a Bac Si trained in Japan and here, and even she has made similar ESL mistakes. Some of the tools and dictionaries used for Viet-English are wonky, and depending on when they were educated the English teachers were e
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by alephnerd 23d ago
When I was a PM, I was brutally honest about my heuristics, thinking, and product vision and made sure to give as much visibility as I could to ICs without overstepping executive leadership mandates. And if an engineer thought I was talking
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by alephnerd 23d ago
Bolt (the CEE ridesharing app) is the primary player in Nigeria. In Uganda it's primarily a bunch of local startups.
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by alephnerd 24d ago
Submarine article. Also, back when I was still a PM I found most these kinds of tools to be a waste of time. Tools don't solve ownership. I found just talking directly with my sellers and engineers in the same room would solve these ba
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by alephnerd 24d ago
They should, but much of Australian media (which is largely Murdoch owned media) never brings it up. It's why so many Australian journalists ended up being poached by the The Guardian - especially after what happened at "The Austr
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by alephnerd 24d ago
I don't want to be that guy, but Murdoch also owns much of the Australian media and the "nerd" reich.
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by alephnerd 24d ago
Yeah, but Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian employees work longer hours and get paid less. Even ignore Asia - Poles, Czechs, and other CEE residents work longer hours than Germans yet are similarly as productive (based on GDP per capita) an
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by alephnerd 24d ago
Why do you think GCCs are a thing and Google India wages [0] are now reaching Poland levels [1] for mid-career Googlers. These are multinational companies - not American companies. No one complained when Google and their like moved hiring f

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