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How I view LLMs as Sept 2026(bhardwajrish.blogspot.com)
2 points by crearo 11d ago|0 comments
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Glasses are the future, but that future is bleak(bhardwajrish.blogspot.com)
1 points by crearo 1y ago|0 comments
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by crearo 2y ago
HN kiss of death
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Howrichisforrestgump.com(howrichisforrestgump.com)
3 points by crearo 2y ago|0 comments
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by crearo 3y ago
False, India the largest democracy tops the list of Internet outages. https://www.dw.com/en/india-internet-shutdown-capital-of-the...
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by crearo 5y ago
FWIW, every data structure / algo interview I've done allowed me to use built in functions for sorting (I work at FAANG). In general, I dislike the interview process too, but there just isn't a better way to do these, as is c
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by crearo 5y ago
I work at FAANG - my take is, all questions can be solved based on these 10-15 data structures / algorithms. They are just gift wrapped with a lot of fluff, but underlying each of them is one or a combination of one of these data struc
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by crearo 5y ago
The OP probably means once a company is already established and has their core product peaked at max profit, they struggle to innovate further and build new products. Working at FAANG; I can see the desperation my org has in trying to build
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by crearo 6y ago
Apart from pulling the plug on products at random, why I'm sceptical is because this hasn't been introduced / used internally widely. Think of it like a product Google created, say Cloud, but doesn't use it itself. Oh wa
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by crearo 6y ago
Yes, but: - They're trying to do the same thing by keeping you engaged by shoving up as much content as they can to you, by making recommender systems that "know you". - They polarize you in just the same way as advertisemen
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by crearo 6y ago
What really resonated with me is one of the speakers talking about taxing companies on collecting users' data. They first establish that the sole driving factor for these companies is making more money than the previous quarter. Now,
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by crearo 6y ago
A better, possibly fast open/close design would be: 1. to have a motor roll open and close the bin lid. 2. the opening end could have a weak magnetic strip to "click" on that side. 3. to have the sensors to the side of the bi
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by crearo 6y ago
Something that really annoys me is a blob of code suddenly pushed to GitHub without a commit message, and then 10 random Update Readme commits. The repository holds no history. A rich git history a lot of the times imo is necessary to under
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by crearo 10y ago
I felt the exact same thing when I started webdev after 3 years of app dev and a little bit of REST APIs (and backend) using python flask. For me JS, and all frameworks built using JS felt like attempts at revival of something that should h