chrismarlow9

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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I mean I'm not that well versed on it but a quick Google search kinda points to faang, Tesla, and others investing in FPGA for AI things.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I'm not a pro in this field but I would think with AMD acquiring Xilinx they see a better way to the AI competition through FPGA. I would suspect others are in the same boat. GPU for AI is a nice hack, but still a hack. Make hardware t
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I used to think this way until a few phone screens where HR asked me about having experience with X but also ask me about Y and have no idea X and Y are related. Aka: Q: Do you have experience with Ansible? A: yes I do I've written cus
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
You have to optimize and test constantly for AdWords to pay off (disable content network advertising, geographic targeting on a schedule that follows the sun, a/b testing copy) and build methods of retaining users that don't buy t
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Because selling a wide ecosystem with certificates and consultants is more lucrative.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Apologies. It's for ending execution prematurely. Here's an example: while true; do echo hello test -f down && exit done Now to stop early you execute "touch down".
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Just as an alternative suggestion, consider using a "down file" instead if you can and letting the code gracefully end. Plus you get to write "touch down" and do an end zone dance.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Any recommendations for something more thorough to read or watch?
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
My experience in the past 5-10 years on Reddit is: - the voting system is about what people want the truth to be, not the truth. - the users can be very easily gamed in comments to vote one way or another just by the initial voting being ne
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
For php you're probably best off learning a framework or two (zend, symfony, cake, laravel) which is drastically different than writing regular old php. WordPress devs are always in demand for contract type of work, but it's a gri
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I got a new laptop recently and I hadn't used Windows in probably a decade. It came with windows 11 and I saw so many old interfaces under the hood while exploring that it made me laugh a few times.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I cook a ton of beans and the recipe is always: Pick a meat and cook it (dice up sausage links, ground meat/turkey, cooked bacon diced up, boil and shredded chicken breast, etc) Use oil from meat or olive oil to saute diced veggies (on
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
If an AI saw cuts an AI tree in an AI forest and no AI is around to hear it does it matter to AI?
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
So use it in meetings, got it. Kidding of course. It sounds like my professor from a logic philosophy class. All x are y but not all y are x and red herring and whatnot.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
I like to use low hardware machines and tweak the os and software to conform to it. One of my favorite changes is to disable websites from using their own fonts and colors and other things in Firefox. It basically disables all css that does
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Reminds me of passing exponential notation to php scripts to bypass field validation and dump stack traces. Lots of security fun to be had in this space with libraries that everyone assumes have been fuzzed to death.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
This is the route I take in my personal projects. Jenkins runs a make file.
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by chrismarlow9 3y ago
Just my opinion but make is still the best ci/cd tool. I see way too many places with layers of tools and yaml configs and hosted cvs pipelines (that you can't easily recreate locally), when a make file would do just fine if not b
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
Actively building a memory palace while I read or listen to things was a game changer for me. It's very draining though so I can only do it for about 30 minutes at a time but generally that's enough. I'm sure spaced repetitio
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
New gold rush requires new shovels, someone has to sell them.
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
At this point they just should have kept going. Doing what they did is a all in move, backtracking just makes it worse.
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
What about beanie babies?
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
Checking in. I learned OSCAR and YMSG before HTTP. I recently tried to find a modern vb6 type setup that wasn't DOM (electron style) based and works cross platform. Best I found was javafx and scene builder.
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
I mean I guess it's one way to close your tickets haha.
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33975635 is a previous discussion with some pointers that is linked from the primary sqlite website https://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html See the "website" sec
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
This wasn't always the case. I've used Reddit since the Digg days and in the earlier days it was long form comments with sources and the vote system was actually used as a "this is true" signal instead of an "I don&
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
https://news.fnal.gov/2020/12/fermilab-and-partners-achieve-... .
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
Wow there are some angry people in these comments.
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
And if the answer is "yes" you can always find someone in the comments who wrote a PhD dissertation on the topic that tells you the answer probably isn't "yes".
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by chrismarlow9 4y ago
Geopolitical data regulations, tax laws, time zone differences. It's a hot mess to navigate all that.

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