crazy5sheep

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by crazy5sheep 2mo ago
Given majority of claude's own code was written by AI. I am wondering how they can solve this issue when their AI is down. Do they need to sign a contract with OpenAI to use their models as a backup solution?
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by crazy5sheep 7mo ago
The whole point is that LLMs, especially the attention mechanism in transformers, have already paved the road to AGI. The main gap is the training data and its quality. Humans have generations of distilled knowledge — books, language, cultu
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by crazy5sheep 7mo ago
The 1905 thought experiment actually cuts both ways. Did humans "invent" the airplane? We watched birds fly for thousands of years — that's training data. The Wright brothers didn't conjure flight from pure reasoning, th
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by crazy5sheep 1y ago
Apple is too greedy, it's a joke to have 256GB as a storage option nowadays
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by crazy5sheep 1y ago
> We left product development teams without anyone focused on production. We undid everything that made DevOps work in the first place. Very good point, that's the same I have observed for the past couple of years when working on a
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by crazy5sheep 2y ago
It really just a state machine
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by crazy5sheep 3y ago
I thought it was just my asus router broken today, and I was about to buy a new one.
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
An interface with many methods is already a bad design. limiting it to a handful methods is way easier to maintain. it's fine to return an object has implement many interfaces, but you really don't need to use them all on the inpu
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
A 2D to 3D migration?
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
Use standing desk, and take good care of your neck.
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
Oh, this brought back a lot of good memory in Yahoo. This thing was originally called YTS, it has a very flexible plugin system, the caching functionality was pretty good and easy to use at the time.
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
Same here, I was inspired a lot by this post all these years. I really want to take this chance to say than you to Peter.
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
however, it's an easy and achievable investment.
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
There's once I was running some jruby stuff in jenkins during a build, the job kept on hanging on some stage, I thought there must be bug somewhere, I forced kill it a couple of times with no success, but kept the last one running befo
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by crazy5sheep 5y ago
Why did you kick the ball to the author, Google is on the monopoly side being too powerful and not caring. The author just voiced his concern but not a solution, what Google needs to do is to listen and come up a plan.
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
Developing with docker is not necessary a micro service, it's just a way of packaging, distributing and deploying your application in a clean way. And docker is not a virtual machine, there's not much overhead, you don't need
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
Prometheus is great, the main problem is the bloat of metrics it's collecting. one really needs to carefully define the rules to scrape, compute, reduce and filter the ones that are not needed and the ones that need to precompute.
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
without generic support, Go couldn't even provide things as simple as a Max(...) function for all kinds of numbers in their standard library.
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
That's exactly what I have been done for years. I have create a git repo specified for the question, with some code working in way, but buggy, such as logical bugs or race conditions...etc. with a lot of not business relevant assumptio
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
heart rate related?
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by crazy5sheep 6y ago
If country B does nothing, it would be pure stupidity. The US was already late on taking actions.
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by crazy5sheep 7y ago
I was in Guangdong when SARS happened in 2003, I have heard rumors for months until the Chinese gov eventually admitted there's such virus exists. Ever since then I basically have zero trust in the Chinese gov. For this time, since Chi
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by crazy5sheep 7y ago
Either you didn't switch jobs often, or didn't want to spend time on interview preparing sites like leetcode.
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by crazy5sheep 7y ago
I don't agree the issues OP later discovered has anything related to `refactoring` itself, but more a issue of premature optimization. my 2 cents, an interface is defined, it shall not be modified for no good reason. Even if you do, yo
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by crazy5sheep 7y ago
China or not, most of the jobs won't come back, they were eliminated by automation. The bottom line of the so called UBI is the redistribution of wealth. It's not only for individuals, but regions too. I somewhat image that the mo
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by crazy5sheep 8y ago
how can one imagine at a higher level, it will just magically get better then?
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by crazy5sheep 8y ago
And the Chinese govt can also have a thousand different ways other than law to harass foreign-owned companies. that said these law means nothing to real business in long-run, but just a response which attempts to fool the US govt for stoppi
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by crazy5sheep 8y ago
But you can not store anything in your session ID. JWT can carry a small amount of data that's need by my service. I only need to validate JWT and check if it's been invalidated. Then I can go ahead to perform by business logic. I
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by crazy5sheep 8y ago
Really, why ppl keep saying JWT cannot be invalid? isn't it simple enough to use a redis bitmap to store the info? each token only takes one bit, how many tokens you can have, 1 Billion? 120MB is more than enough. What you save here i
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by crazy5sheep 8y ago
This is the reality, don't expect every code base is clean and well organized. I have come across the same situation for a couple of times in my career. I felt disappointed at the beginning, I wondered how high-paid engineers could wri

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