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by fnord77 2y ago
Ironic chatgpt's summary of the article https://chatgpt.com/share/6743194c-ae00-8001-af3c-0915007579...
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by fnord77 2y ago
I have an idea for a "self" driving car company.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Do you have any distributed systems design books to recommend?
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by fnord77 2y ago
> The most direct way is becoming an engineering manager. After 30 years of engineering experience, I tried to transition from engineer to engineering manager, and I hated every minute of it.
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by fnord77 2y ago
> this level requires deep technical knowledge in some specialty feels like every area that I've obtained deep technical knowledge has gone obsolete
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by fnord77 2y ago
came here to say that. ISS = 25544
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by fnord77 2y ago
Java has finally gotten pretty good and it will get even better when Valhalla / value types gets out of preview. Still demand.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Instead of CMU's LLM summary, here's my LLM summary: The paper titled "How Large Language Models Can Reshape Collective Intelligence," published in Nature Human Behaviour , explores how large language models (LLMs) like
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by fnord77 2y ago
I feel like this would have been cool 25 years ago
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Does the XPS use a lot more power than the pi 4?
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by fnord77 2y ago
> I’d say that if you’re planning on using WireGuard on an iOS device with the On-Demand Activation for untrusted wi-fi networks when away from the house, this should get the job done to protect you on public wi-fi networks. If the goal
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by fnord77 2y ago
Still no Prime95 release build for Apple silicon
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by fnord77 2y ago
hmmm > MITI bureaucrats attempted to deny fledgling Sony the $25,000 the company needed to license transistor technology from Western Electric.
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lm studio tells you what models fit in your available RAM, with or without quantization
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I still think the Space Shuttle was more impressive.
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by fnord77 2y ago
> aero flaps had never been demonstrated Does he mean grid fins? Because "flaps" are something else entirely. Grid fins have been around since the 1950s.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Tell me you haven't used level 2 without telling me. It's relaxing because I don't have to make constant minute speed corrections in fast, close rush hour traffic. The car makes mistakes but it is easy to see them ahead of
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by fnord77 2y ago
haha. I'm a BMW M340i guy who lets his car drive itself on 101 during rush hour
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mozilla is spying/tracking users now?
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by fnord77 2y ago
Is this the hackernews comment section or luddite times? I think a lot of people here have not gotten a taste of level 2 self-driving. I will never buy a car without some sort of self-driving ever again. Being able to just supervise yo
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by fnord77 2y ago
I absolutely love the self-driving feature on my car and I wish it was more advanced.
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The level 2 self-driving feature on my car has me wanting more.
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I didn't either until I got myself able to run more than 5 miles at a time. Then it clicked.
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which is why it was a crying shame the Texas Supercollider got canceled. It would have done more useful science than ISS
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sadly, no pics. The FM Towns was kinda cool looking
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most people didn't even notice the crypto boom/bust, even people in tech. It wasn't on the scale of dotcom
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WFH ruined me. I hate it.
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didn't work
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by fnord77 2y ago
I feel like I would get PTSD eventually. The slack new message sound triggers my anxiety, I can only imagine what a compiler error sound would do to me :D
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I heard someone say that we're at the AI version of 1996 during the dotcom boom.

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