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by boredemployee 2y ago
if you can, start right away. i've always been known among my friends as the most sedentary, lazy, and effort-averse person in the world. but five months ago, that changed, and I regret not starting sooner. it seems like you develop a
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by boredemployee 2y ago
damn I wish u did it 10 years ago! I really struggled with it, was so hard to find coloring images for my daughter. now shes 14 so I don't think she will care much :)
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by boredemployee 2y ago
thats exactly what I thought, I'm old enough to even remember Netscape Composer. I was 10 y/o when used it lol
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Well, I must admit, LLMs made me lose the joy of learning programming and made me realize I like to solve problems. There was a time I really liked to go through books, documentation, learn and run the codes etc. but these days are gone for
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Man, exactly that. I use GPT a lot and I know what to expect in most cases, it won't solve all your problems, it probably will solve a few and not in the first iteration.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
perhaps my ignorance and my beginner level on the topic are biasing me, but in my experience, fine-tuning the GPT-3.5 turbo has elevated our operation to another level. When we put it into production, it became much faster, more accurate, a
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by boredemployee 2y ago
>> They will say anything confidently without knowing anything. Understanding how these algorithms work, I don't know why we would expect anything different from this?
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by boredemployee 2y ago
any other recommendation for articles regarding techniques that works for most people?
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by boredemployee 2y ago
i saw the videos... super sad. some pilots I know are talking about ice in the clouds and that the pilot asked for permission to land but was denied
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by boredemployee 2y ago
great. I really want a feature like that! I'd like to query my knowledge base about images as well!
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by boredemployee 2y ago
does it embbed images as well? if not, do you plan to do so?
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by boredemployee 2y ago
This text only makes sense if you are in a privileged position. For the majority of the population in many countries, the world is not that wonderful.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
hahaha laughed hard on this one.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
"Freelancers are a pain in the ass." That's not a nice way to market your shizzle. Plus you will start an unecessary flame war.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
I dont think I'd suggest a computer science or engineering degree. Maybe something quicker/shorter. being a junior myself (almost 4 years as a data professional) I must say that I lost the will to learn programming deeply. For m
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Never tried anything other than Open AI GPT family models and some toy LLMs, but GPT4o sucks compared to GPT4 (imho). I'll try Claude and compare.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Do you feel like your professional life is also impacted/improved by it? I know the question is broad but I mean things like level of anxiety, success, financial, etc. Or does it improve your "personal life only"?
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Full self driving"."
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by boredemployee 2y ago
curse*
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by boredemployee 2y ago
>> In the era of the feed and timeline, nobody bothers to check “Following” when you have “Recommended” enabled by default. That's something I really hate and I feel pretty dumb that I found just some weeks ago that I can change
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by boredemployee 2y ago
you wouldnt believe the amount of developers that don't know how to write sql
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Wow. 30mg of Paroxetine sounds a lot. I use it for panic attack reasons since 2019, started with 20mg, nowadays I'm using 5mg. When I was using 10mg alone I felt lazy as hell, can't imagine tooking 30!
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by boredemployee 2y ago
monoculture that feeds many other countries
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by boredemployee 2y ago
omg. I wish we had a channel like that 10 years ago when I had free time.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
i feel sorry for those it doesn't, for me it works like a charm
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Floods happening like that, 3 times in 12 months, in the same place, is a recent phenomenon.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
This is happening right now, 350+ cities under water: https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/may/05/floodi...
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Great. Thanks! I wish there was something like "can you run it" but for LLMs.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
man, exactly. it gets on my nerves.
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by boredemployee 2y ago
Ty so much

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