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by caprock 2y ago
Very interesting. Could you provide an example of this being applied?
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by caprock 2y ago
From what I've seen, there are sort of two paths if you're running on your own hardware or VMs. I'll provide a well known example from each. 1. lang specific distributed task library For example, in Python, celery is a prett
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by caprock 2y ago
The resources for "From Nand to Tetris" are commonly recommended for scenarios like this. Enjoy! * https://www.nand2tetris.org/
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by caprock 2y ago
Here's part of the answer: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented?tab=re...
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by caprock 2y ago
There are no rules for side projects. Consider just removing or skipping the test parts if they are slowing you down. Sometimes project progress and fun is more important than industry best practices. Maybe decide to release by the end of t
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by caprock 2y ago
Here's the repo: https://github.com/GSA/search-gov
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by caprock 2y ago
Yi is a good source in this area, and a good follow on Twitter.
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by caprock 2y ago
Can anyone with good insight explain why AMD hasn't traversed the CUDA moat yet? Surely they have been investing in building a similar layer and getting it upstream into the ML frameworks and intermediary compilation systems?
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by caprock 2y ago
Tighter control of updates by system management teams, including but not limited to staged roll-outs with critical systems at the end of the queue. If the vendors did this, and the customers too, then you'd get better outcomes from th
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by caprock 2y ago
Ah right, my bad. I was definitely thinking more about b2b.
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by caprock 2y ago
I think it's less that it must be one style, and more about having a profile image that isn't bad. It could be any good picture of you, or you could just have a consistent and interesting image across platforms. Something that sho
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by caprock 2y ago
Oh, I see. I've thought about shifting to a zettelkasten style for my own notes, but I didn't think about that personal reminder side effect. Thank you for sharing!
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by caprock 2y ago
That's a cool idea and crossover that I'd not considered. Maybe I should dust off my Anki account. Thanks!
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by caprock 2y ago
This is a good point, that understanding the underlying personal outcome is important. For me this helps narrow the specific businesses or arrangements that I should consider.
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by caprock 2y ago
Great followup and details. Your introspection sounds like you're on the right path for evolving and making progress. There is no silver bullet here (at least in my own experience). Your three priorities (if I understood correctly),
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Ask HN: How do you remember hacks about yourself?
4 points by caprock 2y ago|6 comments
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by caprock 2y ago
Indeed, it's an interesting and alluring point to defy. My experience so far is that it's not so easy to distinguish between misleading indoctrination and archetypal patterns that lead to positive long term outcomes. I try to sh
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by caprock 2y ago
There are a few. The biggest is probably Indeed.com (aggregator + direct posts). Google itself does aggregation, but it's mostly accessible by searching for something like "assembly programmer jobs". You'll see a specia
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by caprock 2y ago
In my observation of some successful sales folks: * Build a relationship of trust with key people inside the customer org * Keep showing up (literally) and be friendly and helpful * Frame the ask as a trial or something that fits in their b
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by caprock 2y ago
First, there's nothing wrong with what you're feeling. It's a signal, and it's great that you're giving it consideration. It sounds like you're in need of a Purpose. Like many folks in modern times. Casually a
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by caprock 2y ago
You could update the account with incorrect but realistic information. As a last step, change to a throwaway email address. Then just abandon it.
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by caprock 2y ago
Find some other businesses using clickhouse rigorously and reach out to them on LinkedIn or email. You might be able to get some contacts by just reaching out to clickhouse staff and asking.
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by caprock 2y ago
I've rarely seen such things be valued in software engineering. I can't even think of a decent software dev cert. For ops there are some vendors specific certs like the AWS or Microsoft certifications that used to carry weight. Cu
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by caprock 2y ago
Without more context, I'd recommend finding a general programming language conference such as the annual python or golang conference. They usually have a good range and are very industry oriented.
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by caprock 2y ago
For reference, this project is from Eureka Labs, which is the new education startup from Andrej Karpathy. * https://eurekalabs.ai/ It appears to be a generalized version of the bi-gram project, which he links to here: * ht
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by caprock 2y ago
Agreed with Paul. Find a suitable college which already has commuters and working professionals as a part of their student base, and go talk to some advisors in admissions. If you want to test the waters, maybe try taking a class or two at
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by caprock 2y ago
In your experience, what kinds of jobs allow that versus those that don't? What are the characteristics in particular that ensure you can leave things at work?
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by caprock 2y ago
I'm surprised there aren't more mentions of sector specific funds. I know Vanguard has/had sector specific mutual funds, so maybe I'll see if there are ETF variations of those. Thanks for the pointer on semiconductors.
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by caprock 2y ago
I've not used it myself, but I see a lot of people referencing Ollama. It uses llama.cpp (and maybe more).
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Ask HN: What are your favorite index ETFs for Investing?
62 points by caprock 2y ago|53 comments

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