elektrontamer

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by elektrontamer 3y ago
> And why do you think that is good sir? Because on average they're less likely to prefer working in tech. They don't like it, it's that simple.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
"Selection biases filter out most women, underrepresented minorities, and those without connections" I get those without connections but women and minorities? Give me a break. Asians absolutely killing it and there are simply far
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
My only fear is that it's going polute the web to the point where it's not worth it anymore. I wonder if it's feasible to classify AI generated text and images with much less computing power.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I'm one of those freaks that actually enjoys long technical interviews, especially the hard ones. Maybe I should get a life.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
This sounds like a "dream job syndrome".
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
How is that even possible? Won't he just get exposed in the first performace review? Or is he in some cushy managerial role?
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I'd love to chat how do we exchange contact here?
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I guess I should be out more so I can have those "accidents" with like-minded people. Ironic how we're more connected than ever yet so distant to each other. You'd think it would make things a lot easier but it's li
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
That second step is the hardest part. How on earth do you make new close friends, I try to be the first to reach out but people seem too guarded or busy the only way they'll meet is if the gathering is large enough but the problem with
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
Did the same for a very long time until recently I had to join a group for colleagues from Istanbul. Just wanted to be notified of any social activities in that group still refuse to use it for anything else. It even cost me a job opportuni
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I did find it disturbing as well at first but reading the rest of the article cleared things up. It's a lot less brutal than it sounds. The male strips "old skin", just before they're ready to molt. So he's not real
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I once installed an Ubuntu 17 on an old desktop and my mother used it just fine. Most people don't need Windows. It's just that it comes with anything you buy and most people won't learn something new unless forced to. And to
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
Fair enough.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
The part where they redistribute it. There's no way that money isn't going to government cronies in my country no matter which party is in power.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
So you "butt ordered" stuff.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
A government getting ungodly sums of money to do a very complicated task when they can't even manage the simplest tasks without corruption or mismanagement?
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
> While there's obvious classism (and very-slightly-more-veiled racism) I don't get the mind reading. Why? It's like we read completely different posts.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
Oh I get the aging part but it just seems so much easier to fix/maintain compared to aging in other tissues. It's like evolution should have gotten that right.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
I don't care much about young users but I've always wondered why the body stops producing adequate amounts of it as we age. Is it because you're too old to have viable offspring by then (with few exceptions) so there are no s
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
The last one seems odd, being nice is not a maximization problem it's an optimization problem. Too nice and you're a doormat too mean and you can't get a long with anyone. So be as nice as you need to be I say.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
That's what I really fear about LLMs, good content is going to get drowned out by endless bot drivel.
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by elektrontamer 3y ago
This is one of the coolest things I've ever read. If you don't mind me asking, I'm really interested in how you read, write and edit code. What tools do you use? What's your typical workflow like?
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
Complete and utterly false my good sir. Not only did you bring up an anecdote as an argument but you also accused me of being indifferent to the plight of others. I've personally known people who were discriminated on the basis of reli
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
You're advocating for a cure far worse than the disease and the disease isn't nearly as bad as they make it seem. You see, what's great about the private sector is that any company that engages in discrimination only harms it
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
The idea of activists/politicians having any say in who companies hire disgusts me. The average person might thing of them as professional useless people. But as someone who lives in a somewhat corrupt country, I fear it's far mor
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
Why would I even bother investing time and money in a calculator when I can write a quick script in Python and not only do the computation but print sexy graphs as well? It's just more electronic waste in my opinion.
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
I appreciate the selflessness and pragmatism. Many responsible users are much more dismissive of prohibition.
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
Of course he is. The man is manual testing the product 24/7 with all kinds scenarios.
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
This made me chuckle, probably because there's some truth to it. I need my manager to prioritize tasks according to their business value and distribute them among the team. Then stay the hell out of our way.
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by elektrontamer 4y ago
It might also be my mind naturally fitting in with the crowd when I see everyone focused on their task. The anxiety is odd though. Do you hate crowds?

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