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by bmcahren 3y ago
SKULabs | South Florida | ONSITE | Full stack Node/React | 120-160k SKULabs helps ecommerce operations scale effectively. We're launching new products and need more great engineers especially if you have experience in the ecommerc
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by bmcahren 3y ago
SKULabs | Coral Springs, FL | ONSITE | Full stack Node/React | 120-160k SKULabs helps ecommerce operations scale effectively. We're launching new products and need more great engineers especially if you have experience in the ecom
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by bmcahren 3y ago
Samsungs are non-standard by default. They take the AOSP experience which Pixel fully embraces then they hack in cute fonts, water drop overlays, and replace the default tooling that comes with Android to build their samsung experience. Pix
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by bmcahren 3y ago
SKULabs | We help modern warehouses operate smoothly | Node.js Full-Stack Developer | South Florida We are building the software your warehouse loves. It's an ERP without the ERP overhead, intuitive interfaces your team can pick up and
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by bmcahren 3y ago
> We also receive a crash alert anytime a crash is reported to us from the fleet, which may include data about whether Autopilot was active at the time of impact. > To ensure our statistics are conservative, we count any crash in whic
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by bmcahren 4y ago
A good critique is that ChatGPT is a large language model that bases the next word after the previous words in a probabilistic nature. Asking it to speak as an expert is just as likely to produce a characature of an expert or the common int
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Alternatives to Triplebyte Screen?
2 points by bmcahren 4y ago|0 comments
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Years ago, I took a Triplebyte test and at the end of it learned critical (and accurate) insights on my strengths and weaknesses. I realized if I can screen my candidates in this same way, they will be incredibly valuable employees. After c
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by bmcahren 4y ago
I've had incredible success in gauging candidates skill-level using TripleByte Screen. Everyone I've hired has taken the test. It's not a pass/fail response but it is fairly indicative of someone who has worked full-time
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by bmcahren 4y ago
This quote seems far more alarming having monitored the advancement over the last few years. > Preliminary assessments of GPT-4’s abilities, conducted with no task-specific finetuning, found it ineffective at autonomously replicating, ac
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by bmcahren 4y ago
SKULabs | We help modern warehouses operate smoothly | Node.js Full-Stack Developer | South Florida (Hybrid) We are building the software your warehouse loves. It's an ERP without the ERP overhead, intuitive interfaces your team can pi
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by bmcahren 4y ago
SKULabs | Fullstack/Node.js Developer | ONSITE / REMOTE | Full-time | $90-$140k | Pay based on experience. SKULabs is seeking two additional developers experienced in Node.js to help accelerate existing projects in 2023. You'
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Many reasons: I know people who work there. I've read the infrastructure designs. I know Amazon audits themselves. I know AWS has third party audits. I know AWS has government and enterprise users who require their partners be legally
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by bmcahren 4y ago
I'm equally interested to see what lengths people like yourself will go to when given the option! Where is it you draw the line? Do you bother with Spectre mitigations since Amazon policy is to deny service to those who would attack yo
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by bmcahren 4y ago
The basis of this take is "because it doesn't happen very often, it's snake oil". Has DrRobinson considered that the mere fact they think this is proof it works? The entire point of encryption at rest (on the cloud) is t
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Available.....for $75,000. Not very useful to know it's available for a price like that.
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by bmcahren 4y ago
ChatGPT is the best: Once upon a time, there was a young man named Jack who had a golden screw in place of his belly button. Jack was very self-conscious about this unique feature, but he soon discovered that it had some incredible powers.
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Do you really think the richest person in the world still has to make personal guarantees on business loans lmao?
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by bmcahren 4y ago
AfTeR lEsS ThAN 6 MonThS! Where will we be in 10 years? Instead of run-away ramps, we'll have to have a network of burn-boxes on the side of every road for self-driving Teslas to drive into and burn out. Who's going to pay for all
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Node/React/VueJS SSR apps are a benefit to the user and do no such thing. SSR for React uses your heavyweight servers to pre-render the initial HTML. Thereon it's an SPA again, it's just seeded with the SSR results. In-f
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by bmcahren 4y ago
old news from may
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by bmcahren 4y ago
60hz no thanks
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Many people who learned computers in the 90s still type in pets.com/google.com/Chevy.com before searching for what they want.
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by bmcahren 4y ago
No, but seeing as his vehemently anti-Nissan-motors content is gone in entirety from both nissan.com and digest.com I count this as "down" in terms of the website that once was a bastion of internet freedom.
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by bmcahren 4y ago
I was discussing trademarks and domains with somebody today and tried to show them my favorite long-standing trademark dispute nissan.com but it appears all of the website content has been taken down in May 2022. Here's one of the last
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Uzi Nissan (nissan.com) died of covid July 2020 and the website is now down(nissan.com)
223 points by bmcahren 4y ago|195 comments
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Title 18 Code 1030 says it is illegal to commit computer fraud but it is not a responsibility of your service provider to eat/pay for fraud committed against you. Your only legal recourse under Title 18 Code 1030 is against the "v
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by bmcahren 4y ago
AWS has them in US-EAST1 for $9.83/hr spot with 96 CPU cores, 1152GB of ram, 8 A100s with 320 GB of RAM, 8TB of NVME, and 19 Gbps of EBS bandwidth to load your data quickly. https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-type
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by bmcahren 4y ago
Unsolicited strategies are "core math". I am convinced 98% of the books are banned because of this but they tossed in CRT to get peoples' wallets out for political donations. Title may as well have been "dear leader prot
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by bmcahren 5y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs/

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