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> it's still up and running If the rumors are to be believed, revenue has cratered. At the very least, the quality of ads has steeply declined - from A tier brands to B and C tier ones. Perhaps eviscerating the sales and content mod
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I would also suggest getting tested for vitamin B12 levels. I began taking B12 injections to compensate for a very low level and it has been a night and day improvement in my energy levels and ability to focus.
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Locating yourself on a map while stationary and locating yourself on a map while operating a 3 ton vehicle at speed and looking for a particular turn are quite different things.
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That sounds like tortious interference to this layperson.
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I’m curious about variant spellings for names (ie Jason / Jaycen). When did it start and for what purpose? 19th/20th century immigration led to variant spellings as old-world names were recorded differently depending on the ear of
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Just for context, people in scarface’s type of role can “out-TC” many platform/product engineers of the equivalent level, depending on how rewards are structured. The downside that I’ve noticed is that field roles tend to be cut first
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Your situation seems unique - not many people are game for 50% travel as they hit mid career. Consulting does offer an alternative path to engineering at big cos - usually the interview focus is on your experience and ability to interface w
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> I'm hesitant to take on technical work lest I block someone else. Not the person that you replied to, but I would suggest doing code reviews as a non-approver, taking non-critical path tasks (documentation can always be improved)
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The world in which a LLM has destroyed the job market for software development is one in which most other knowledge work is in a similar state. The only safe knowledge workers will be those with a defensible regulatory moat (law, medicine,
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If you are happy with your own life, you can CTRL+W on this and all other navel-gazing internet fare.
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Most lawyers are not judges. A language model tuned to writing contracts, doing discovery, etc seems feasible.
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That’s what gets me about this whole thing: two law professor parents. A gaggle of young, incredibly wealthy people who all had their tickets pre-punched with prestige schools, A-list jobs like Jane Street, etc. I have to admit, this story
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Not the person you responded to, but same story for me in 2007. Loop and verbal offer the same day. I was/am not a big get, just a regular engineer.
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This is a good process to ensure you don’t hire anyone who is currently employed. I would not sign up for this even if I was between jobs unless I was desperate. I don’t mind coding challenges, etc, but the first few weeks at any job is mos
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His parents are both big shot lawyers who were fairly involved in the whole thing, right? I would be seriously and pleasantly surprised if dude does a day behind bars.
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> You have endless entertainment for free on youtube, but it's all data collection and an algorithm dedicated to amplification of the worst aspects of your psyche. It'll entertain, and recommend you toward extremism. My spouse
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> Seattle somewhere Tons of houses like that in Phinney Ridge.
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I ran into an interesting point about poker in a recent episode of EconTalk[0]. Really good players play slightly more hands than they should (ie on a tournament table with 9 seats, a good player might play 15-20% of hands). Amateurs play w
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This test shows it probably displays theory of computation better than 80% of the population. The wonder is, it’s just text, so this is an emergent property. Let’s say it can simulate theory of computation better than 99% of the population
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I’m playing around with it and also trying to learn Rust for AOC. I realized that I started asking ChatGPT questions when I get stumped in my Rust code and it’s helping.
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Sounds like it could write 85% of HN comments today.
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I don’t think it’s a race to build the best/cheapest model for public consumption. Someone is going to build or renovate a law firm/enterprise software company/investment bank/medical expert system/etc around this t
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You can interact with the system and see that it is working on some level today. It’s not hard to extrapolate where its capabilities will be a few years from now, since these are changes of degree not of kind. We have witnessed the change o
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> Always remember that almost all of what is being presented here is the work of humans, regurgitated by a very much non-intelligent machine, despite its name. Then why does it seem to have some kind of theory of computation? I gave it c
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Prompt: here is a function in python3 def foobar(i): j = i + 1 if j > 10: print("yam") else: print("baloney") foobar(9) prints "baloney" and foobar(10) prints &
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This weekend feels immense. I have been prompting it to write and modify code, translating it back and forth to different languages. Sometimes it messes up, but it's astonishing how often it doesn't. This is the advent of somethin
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You received an email from your boss that reads "Hi, I'd like to add the frobinate feature to the application. Could you get that done by Friday". Write an email that tells him to fuck off in a professional manner Dear [Bos
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Jesus
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> Loneliness is a liberal thing. tell that to the decidedly-unliberal areas of the country that are tearing themselves apart with meth and pills
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> But moreover, as you mentioned people want a sense of community without and of the accountability that Church asks. Do churches ask for accountability or conformity? > You want community without the worshiping God part. You want tot
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