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by alok-g 2y ago
>> It is not possible to perform an interview in ~4 hours such that someone sufficiently engages in what the job “actually entails”. >> ... leetcode interview are an imperfect but relatively decent proxy. I think all this is jus
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by alok-g 2y ago
The strong language used aside, indeed, we should be cautious of our own potential biases when screening or otherwise. I am imagining an AI saying my CV is AI-generated, when in reality, I do not even use Auto-correct or Auto-suggest when I
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by alok-g 2y ago
This is the best way to go. I would love to go through mock interviews for myself with this approach just to have some interview-specific experience. >> So far, everyone that elected to use GPT did much worse. They did not know what t
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by alok-g 2y ago
I agree as such. Do note that there's finite amount of training data though and humankind is already close to the limits.
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by alok-g 2y ago
+1. Not only the heart rate sensors for most watches and fitness trackers bad, but these products have also made it so hard to find a good sensor as the search results are all dominated by the crappy ones.
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by alok-g 2y ago
I see problem-solving as closer to engineering than puzzle-solving. The two may be overlapping but not quite.
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by alok-g 2y ago
I could follow the part you have explained. Thanks still though. >> But if I flip some specific bit in this instruction before jumping to it Isn't the 'if' really happening in the above phrase? The rest of it is a mod
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by alok-g 2y ago
>> Office 2024 Professional Plus from a key reseller for £20 Is this key authentic? Which reseller is this?
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by alok-g 2y ago
I agree about vanilla FizzBuzz. It's like a 'hello, world' of coding. My comment is about the several other rules brought in. I still do not see the rules added as a reflection of a real world problem. When I interview, I on
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by alok-g 2y ago
I agree about vanilla FizzBuzz. It's like a 'hello, world' of coding. My comment is about the several other rules brought in.
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by alok-g 2y ago
In general, any made up problem (i.e., with no real utility) is just a puzzle and I would prefer to walk out unless I do need the/a job. What a pity when interviewers can't even think of a real world problem for an interview. Mos
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by alok-g 2y ago
To the best I now understand, the jump address is allowed to be an expression using a specified bit variable. That would mean that the language has means to compile an expression for evaluation at the run time. If I am understanding corre
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by alok-g 2y ago
Would like to know the answer. Thx.
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by alok-g 2y ago
Does it handle themes, plugins, etc., as well? Thx.
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The comb jelly can fuse with another (including nervous and digestive systems)(cnn.com)
101 points by alok-g 2y ago|25 comments
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by alok-g 2y ago
>> Data Liberation: Export your personal data from platforms like YouTube, GitHub, Notion, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Is there a complete list of supported platforms somewhere? Thanks.
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Andrew Ng's AISuite, Simple, unified interface to multiple GenAI providers(github.com)
2 points by alok-g 2y ago|2 comments
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by alok-g 2y ago
Learned about this via https://www.marktechpost.com/2024/11/29/andrew-ngs-team-rele...
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by alok-g 2y ago
I didn't know about this. Would you know how close it gets to Mathematica desktop experience? I could not find much on this online.
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by alok-g 2y ago
+1. The article hints at a worry about college applications by the student. So perhaps this was an attempt to clean the student's slate of the cheating record. Still, I can't support the approach taken.
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by alok-g 2y ago
Yes, however, I was still left wondering about the writing that existing from earlier; and was hoping the article would explain it. I am still not fully clear actually -- Alphabet being a finite set of symbols, how did pre-alphabetic writin
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Kindle no longer available on Amazon India website; previous generations removed(indiatoday.in)
1 points by alok-g 2y ago|0 comments
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On a related note, one thing I still do not understand is why are positional encodings 'added' to the token embeddings as opposed to (having a smaller position encoding vector that is) 'concatenated'. It would be great
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by alok-g 2y ago
https://www.amazon.in/amazon-bazaar/welcome/
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by alok-g 2y ago
It took me a while to understand your second para. I found a lot more on the broader topic here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mach%27s_principle It mentions that rotational motion does seem to have an absolute referen
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by alok-g 2y ago
Lovely. I did not know of this. Sounds like the text file needs vocals and pitches along with time stamps. AI is getting there to allow automating it's creation. For myself: Adding a link I just found for reading further. https:&#x
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by alok-g 2y ago
Moises looks promising. I wonder why pricing information is so hard to find these days. Would like to get an idea of the same.
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by alok-g 2y ago
You may find this interesting: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2024/08/whats-really-goi...
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by alok-g 2y ago
Good article. No mention of Reflection? Try-catch/Exceptions?
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I understand that. However, I do not really understand why is that so in the laws of nature. Losely speakimg, we have F=ma. Since a second derivative of position is involved, in the integral forms with velocity and position, we have const

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