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by djhope99 3y ago
The UK always had a program that allowed you to become a teacher without a degree. It involves a diploma followed by gaining QTLS (Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills) status I believe. Is this not the case in the USA?
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by djhope99 3y ago
Sort of depends where you are. I was working in the UK and moved to the USA and my earnings and lifestyle shot up. The USA is very variable depending on the state you are in. The studies mentioned may not properly account for that variabil
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by djhope99 3y ago
This argument that the LLM is learning seems slightly flawed when you consider that other experts in the field consider it more like lossy compression. If it’s lossy compression that’s really happening here then you can understand the copyr
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by djhope99 3y ago
FORD- fix or return daily ?
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by djhope99 3y ago
I’ve certainly been noticing this recently, the problem I have with it is that it’s hard to get a frame of reference. I get offered content on X and I don’t get where it’s coming from or why and I’m not sure if it’s actually something I sho
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by djhope99 3y ago
Sure just call yourself a “Solutions Architect” or something sufficiently general. Lots of folks need them to get projects off the ground. I’ve done this role at a consultancy and it truly was doing just about everything.
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From macro to mackerel: Sam Bankman-Fried paid for haircut with fish, says WSJ(theblock.co)
2 points by djhope99 3y ago|0 comments
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by djhope99 3y ago
The other day I was on hotel Wi-Fi and I got this recapture loop. I got off the Wi-Fi and went to mobile network and it came back. Are some ISPs blocking it ?
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Sumo Logic discloses security breach, advises API key resets(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by djhope99 3y ago|0 comments
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by djhope99 3y ago
Since moving to America from the UK, 8 years ago, I am completely baffled by the whole system. You could blame capitalism but the reality is that it seems to be where the government intervenes that causes the problem, every time they try to
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by djhope99 3y ago
Everybody is different. We recently had 2 Fridays off a month and it just dropped back to 1 Friday off a month. I feel more productive, actually, contrary to what most people are saying. Fridays are mostly clear of meetings so I can actuall
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by djhope99 3y ago
I run Asahi Linux on my M2 MacBook, initially I was quite impressed but agree with other comments here that development seems to have stalled. Nothing really impacting my daily life has changed for 6-12 months. I don’t use it as my main os
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by djhope99 3y ago
LOL - I wondered if I had just travelled back to 2001 when I saw this.
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by djhope99 3y ago
Sadly “The Winstons” received no money for the sample. Tragic that the genius behind this revolution got absolutely nothing.
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by djhope99 3y ago
Interesting thread, looks like a lot of labs are on the charge to replicate this https://twitter.com/alexkaplan0/status/1684554551481835520?s...
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by djhope99 3y ago
www.DavidGeorgehope.com
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by djhope99 3y ago
Ha!! Agreed. I had a little chuckle the other day playing a steam game that said “Windows Build” .
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by djhope99 3y ago
So pleased with my steam deck. So far I have played a bunch of old classics I brought 10 years or so ago which worked flawlessly, now playing “Return to Monkey Island”. I cannot spend time sitting at a PC playing games these days with kids
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by djhope99 3y ago
A good thread here explaining a more likely scenario for Twitter with very detailed descriptions of how expert teams prevent catastrophic system failure.
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Perhaps Twitter Has Not Been DDoSing Itself(twitter.com)
7 points by djhope99 3y ago|6 comments
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by djhope99 3y ago
This sounds so much like generative ai “excels at creating an explanation for what’s going on, even if it isn’t correct”
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by djhope99 4y ago
In most cases (especially with food prices like this) paying for lounge access looks like a great option.
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by djhope99 4y ago
Why does everybody think this is going to be a huge burden on the government, lots of sensationalism here. Just by saying “we will backstop depositors” the government will likely have calmed things down enough that that’s the end of the sto
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by djhope99 4y ago
Broadly agree with this. I was once a runner and I loved it!! The problem is I always had pain in my legs, joints, knees etc cycling, hiking, strength training. There are better forms of exercise, still, running is better than sitting on th
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Universal Profiling unwinds stacks without frame pointers and symbols(elastic.co)
1 points by djhope99 4y ago|1 comments
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by djhope99 4y ago
In order to bring the vision of frictionless deployability, low performance overhead, “just run it everywhere” magic to the broader market, a number of technical innovations were necessary. In this blog post, we will discuss one of the more
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by djhope99 4y ago
This does not look like marketing as such, it is usually generated as part of sales (cold) outreach, Sales/Business Development representatives send this type of thing to customers when they are prospecting. Marketing is different stra
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New study quantifies the impact of face-to-face interactions on innovation(mitsloan.mit.edu)
2 points by djhope99 4y ago|1 comments