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apwell23
1y ago
maybe i am just scarred from what happened to me https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45452724 i am usually too naive but i am going to protect myself.
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apwell23
1y ago
its usually too late by then. you always need to be one step ahead.
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apwell23
1y ago
> But if you are like most people, you will tend to be too uncharitable. Consciously self-correcting to the charitable side can help. well you will be taken for a ride in modern workplaces if you go the opposite direction. you need to we
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apwell23
1y ago
yep thats why these platforms are so toxic. bunch of lunatics locked in an asylum together.
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apwell23
1y ago
hard to tell if this is actually being used.
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apwell23
1y ago
> seen them in my own city. how can you tell that the cameras you are looking at are changing lights? is there an indication on them?
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apwell23
1y ago
common people arent really using twitter or bluesky that much anyways. its just the crazies that are on there.
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apwell23
1y ago
any data to share ? i've never seen one in chicago. google tells me its <1%. maybe i am not using right keywords.
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apwell23
1y ago
yes i bike on chicago lakefront up and down is like 40 miles for me. also biking on roads you should never count on sounds to guide you. you should always use vision. for example, making a left you have to visually establish that driver com
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apwell23
1y ago
> the cameras you talk about have become increasingly popular over the years cameras are being used to detect traffic and change lights? i don't think thats happening in USA. which country are you referring to here?
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apwell23
1y ago
why was the Albanese changed from the title?
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apwell23
1y ago
well i was responding to person who was asking me "what a better way over mcp" to interact with your product. looks like you inserted yourself with your usual one line non sequiturs. BOT.
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apwell23
1y ago
is there a programmable tv that i can do something like this ? i want to mute ads when i am watching espn plus. my current tv is fire tv. i guess i'd have to build a little robot arm that presses mute button on the remote?
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apwell23
1y ago
ok but not sure why i need to build an mcp for my product if llms can already call my existing apis ?
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apwell23
1y ago
exactly. my last job the project i was working on suddenly became "my project" where manager wanted to "give me a win" by shipping. it became my project when we discovered all the way in the end that what he had come up
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apwell23
1y ago
nothing really changed much here though. re llms nothing really has changed either, its mostly just scaling. there is really not much to learn as a consumer and app builder.
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apwell23
1y ago
> fine tuning because the work was repetitive enough that FT provided benefits in terms of speed and accuracy, can you share anymore info on this. i am curious about what the usecase was and how it improved speed (of inference?) and accu
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apwell23
1y ago
it doesn't imply that. how did you come up with "within an hour" stuff?
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apwell23
1y ago
llm can call my existing apis fine. curious what kind of problems you are running to with your existing apis?
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apwell23
1y ago
mcp was a dud
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apwell23
1y ago
i did. its poor quality like tesla.
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apwell23
1y ago
for sure. but thats not relevant to the point i was making.
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apwell23
1y ago
why? i got director level by following those strategies. nor am i depressed. perhaps you are commenting about language in my post?
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apwell23
1y ago
because thats their job description and not yours
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apwell23
1y ago
so am i but i got it through switching jobs. staff at 50ppl startup is just a junior. we had fresh grads with staff title.
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apwell23
1y ago
rust has really high learning curve
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apwell23
1y ago
> I can't relate to the opening remarks in this article at all. i am guessing you never got promoted at work?
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1y ago
> The easiest way is to actively work to make a high-profile project successful. This is more or less what you ought to be doing anyway, just as part of your ordinary job this involves you getting a chance to work on it in the first plac
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1y ago
glad to see someone being real and not parroting infuriating "politics is just learning how to interact with other humans narrative" . politics at work isn't any different than any other politics. Its not a spl breed of polit
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apwell23
1y ago
or you can pretend to be claude code in api calls
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