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by fud101 3y ago
can you epxlain this to the <100 iq
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by fud101 3y ago
Anyone using it with Phoenix and want to share their experience?
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by fud101 3y ago
ok great how do i read this on the train when i have no internet?
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by fud101 3y ago
Ltk. I used that for a few apps back in the day. Good times. It was hacky as hell but worked well enough.
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by fud101 3y ago
it works better on reddit with millions of users, there are enough me-toos to make these comments well received by those people.
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by fud101 3y ago
that was my immediate reaction to reading that also. It's easy for the person to say nothing and then what? You haven't got much out of that exchange at all. Now you still have to say no, which was the original problem that you tr
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by fud101 3y ago
if you're quoting Ferriss non-ironically, you have a lot of research to do on someone who is a very successful charlatan.
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by fud101 3y ago
how does vuejs belong in the same sentence as React and popular?
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by fud101 3y ago
Dope
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by fud101 3y ago
damn i had no idea hah. but im not missing reddit, never will go back now. fuck em
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by fud101 3y ago
/r/nba would have seen a huge drop right after the finals anyway.
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by fud101 3y ago
Where to read more on omnipresent?
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by fud101 3y ago
scala is being rewritten in .. typescript?
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by fud101 4y ago
I dont know any of this but doesn't the OP give a solution similar to this https://github.com/Suor/django-cacheops
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by fud101 4y ago
yeah and there is a million other things we need to know. you want to us buy every book or course that comes along for a million different topics which you don't know if it will be worthwhile before the fact?
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by fud101 4y ago
Why does everyone want money for this kind of content. It's exhausting.
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by fud101 4y ago
>From what i've gathered, fine tuning should be used to train the model on a task, such as: "the user asks a question, please provide an answer or follow up with more questions for the user if there are unfamiliar concepts.&quo
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by fud101 4y ago
You could onboard a bot a lot quicker than a new human employee. Maybe we'll see agencies that contract out bots to businesses.
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by fud101 4y ago
>In my experience a considerable amount of "knowledge" about implementations of business processes is carried around in people's minds. Yes that's true. I think if we start transcribing automatically every meeting and
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by fud101 4y ago
trying to decide between a data science job and a software engineering one and one of my concerns is the DS job will be much easier to replace with GPT.
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by fud101 4y ago
resign
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Distilling business domain logic into a model
3 points by fud101 4y ago|4 comments
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by fud101 4y ago
no thanks, julia is a nicer matlab. python is a proper general purpose language.
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by fud101 4y ago
how do you deal with this?
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by fud101 4y ago
Don't use this, it only gives more reason for MATLAB to exist.
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by fud101 4y ago
What do they get right with shield?
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by fud101 4y ago
This resonates strongly with me. I have no use for any of these technologies for any of the problems I face daily. The only problems these things solve are certain business problems which do not concern the individual.
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by fud101 4y ago
Yeah, it's a big trade off careerwise, i'd have to go with Django also. I have the lisp disease of wanting a magic bullet when none exists.
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by fud101 4y ago
I'm trying to decide between taking a Django job and an Elixir one. Can't decide between old and proven and new and early adopter. Any advice?
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by fud101 4y ago
it's become a complicated language with many different ways to do the same thing but none of them very good

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