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by baka367 3y ago
Repositories are rarely worth much. Sure, some algorithms there might save you some time, but its often the design and the data where the money lies (what this guy focused on). Clone google's repo and you'll likely struggle foreve
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GPT Prompt Engineering for Developers(learn.deeplearning.ai)
1 points by baka367 3y ago|1 comments
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by baka367 3y ago
While looking for medium to learn about prompt engineering I've come upon this course that did a great job at a hand-held introduction into the topic. Thus, I thought it's worth sharing it here with y'all.
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by baka367 3y ago
What the article doesnt mention is that its not easy to ask a good question or give a good answer, as is made evident by going through a new question/new answer queues that are littered with code-only/cryptic stuff. The hidden val
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by baka367 3y ago
Except that this doesn't make things much harder for those willing to share. If you use your main phone, connected to your sim card - sure it's easy to identify you. OTHO you can just get a burner iPhone 6 or something similar at
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by baka367 3y ago
I agree with Gabe here. I basically stopped pirating games once I could add something that I like to my collection during steam sale for a nice discount instead of waiting for days for whatever service to ship it. I can also return it if I
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by baka367 3y ago
We went this way with our Synapse/Azure Data Lake solution, and it has been nothing but pain since. I'd estimate than in the past year more than 60% of the dev time was spent fighting random edge cases that this kind of approach b
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by baka367 3y ago
It feels like a great material at explaining the field to new joiners. My team is currently migrating from software to data science and this publication feels exactly like something that would bridge the gap
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by baka367 3y ago
I'm always worried that these kind of investigations might give the hiring managers some weird ideas, I.E.: Welcome to our phone screen at ${faang}. For the warmup question, let's solve this ${lc_hard} together in css.
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by baka367 3y ago
When was the last time you had to nail out a fully working nlog(n) longest valid bracket sequence in to prod within 45 mins, without spending 3 weeks in meetings, design doc reviews, capacity plannings and allocations and alignments with th
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by baka367 3y ago
Was I the only one who imagined a dog chasing its tail when reading the post title?
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by baka367 3y ago
The high birth rate communities also tend to lack the technological acumen. Of they take over the population, medical, agricultural outputs would decrease. Amplify that a bit and they will likely control themselves well through starvation
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by baka367 3y ago
If that’s the only thing it’s used for in the project, then you are most likely good with Autowired (in Sping) or something similar. Any complicated DI solution must have a reason for it being there and I’ve seen too many projects complicat
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by baka367 3y ago
Why is the app so big? It seems a bit excessive for a reader app to be a 700 mb download.
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by baka367 3y ago
Sounds pretty much like Microsoft
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by baka367 3y ago
For us the primary value is behind the customizability of it all. One of our main requirements is to give user A LOT of flexibility to customize the default frontend to suit their needs. On top of that we are running DDD in the backend with
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by baka367 4y ago
Not Linux tho. It’s a bloody boss fight to set it up on laptop just to have a clean install.. oh and it’s a different story for every laptop. Poor areas will just default to yarr matey windows xp due to how easy it is to set up… and become
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by baka367 4y ago
I tried to migrate to linux (from windows) four times his year, but after spending multiple days at a time I could never get to a single baseline working environment… I can’t believe that the barrier of entry in 2022 is still as high as 10
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by baka367 4y ago
In general I feel that the remote work is still massively underrepped. I get depression every time I open any of those remote work sites and 99% of the job posts are tagged with "us only". There seem to be opportunities in other p
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by baka367 4y ago
Is it me or India is becoming the next China?
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by baka367 4y ago
Another concern that is very prevailing is rewards. I could work 2 times harder in my current position, however what is that going to bring me? Promotion or bigger bonus - it’s the same as playing stock options with your time, you are bette
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by baka367 4y ago
I graduated from EE, spent many years learning how electromagnetic fields impact traces if they are positioned incorrectly, how to measure radiation patterns and design antennas. I could still design a simple sensor module without having t
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by baka367 4y ago
Have you tried the alternatives? With the evil spawn of spaghetti code that Teams is and its cancerous spread through office offerings I'd take Slack or Discord any day.
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by baka367 4y ago
I spent 4 + 1 (extra year) going for the PhD. Getting funding for anything was nothing short of nightmare and the workload was (obviously) very high. Eventually I decided to scrap those 5 years for a triple salary as a junior developer and
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by baka367 4y ago
I am staying in a 2017 laptop waiting for framework to become available in the wider world. Really hope to hear about would wide availability as soon as possible
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by baka367 4y ago
me and my wife (we live in Suzhou) actually talked that if this happens to our city, it might actually become worth to "cause trouble" and get arrested, hoping that there would be some food given in the police station. Its ridicu
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by baka367 5y ago
https://www.mi-wang.art My wife's website featuring her artworks
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by baka367 5y ago
Cautiously hopeful that this does indeed work and that it does work for all variants... .. and that it also would not cost a fortune in 3rd world where we really need easily accessible and storable countermeasures against the bugger.
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by baka367 5y ago
A Lithuanian here Moral questions aside (as everyone here seems to focus on it), the people are split into roughly three camps: - Anti-vaxers: hate anything government because Vax-Pass, including the China oriented diplomacy - Libtards: lo
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by baka367 5y ago
Try posting some middle eastern terrorist stuff on your apple phone. Most likely you will have a lot of fun next time you want to get on a plane. Western phones are no different, the only difference is in which government actually manages

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