gloryjulio

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by gloryjulio 2y ago
At the end the day, the successful ip solely depends the talent of the author. An army of marvel machines is not gonna produce attack on titan written and drawn(with some help) by a single person. Another example is one punch man. The sourc
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oryIMNVtto Isn't this balloon video shared by openai? How is this not counted? For others I don't have evidences. But this balloon video case is enough to cast the doubts.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
That's the issue where the PM has so much power. In our company the engineering team dictates their process. They can do however they like as long as they ship the products on time.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
We still need to see those demos in action though. That's the big IF where everyone is thinking about
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
My main question is did Tesla fixed cybertruck's quality? They were horrible comparing to even Tesla's own standard
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
> What is "publishing a stack of commits"? Yes publishing for review. > Is the expectation that the developer either never commits stuff in a broken state That's exactly right. In a stack, every commit is built by ci, r
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
AMD almost went bankrupt until xbox and ps apus saved them. Intel just need a chance to reform
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
https://futurism.com/the-byte/openai-sora-demo https://old.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/1cuj360/turns_out_that... here is the link. The balloon video had heavy editing involved.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Also the the sora videos are proven to be modified ads. We still need to see how it perform first
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Not sure what you mean... When we ship a stack of commits, every commit has to pass everything in CI. You are not suppose to ship a commit that's not passing the ci bar. There is a escape hatch that you can bypass but it's rarely
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
With stacked commits, every commit is already passing CI though. To us the mental model is minimum. All you need to do is to make sure each commit pass CI. You can ship any number of stacked commits together --------------------------------
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
When we publish a stack of commits, our ci ensures that every commit is build and tested individually. There is no consistency issue Squash and merge actually makes the above goal harder. With rebase + small commits, all we need to make sur
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
They never fully committed to ev or they intentionally ignored the development. Otherwise you would see low price Japanese ev flooding the market instead of the Chinese ev
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
We use stacked commits + rebase only in our company. The commit history is linear and it's very easy to revert changes. I don't see any advantage of using merging instead of rebase I am not sure why we need to squash commits. We e
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
That's right. Updated
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Japan made a fatal mistake wasting so much effort on hydrogen cars. Yet Tesla leaped forward with Panasonic's battery technology It's ironic.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Looks like it's written by llm where it mixed up the numbers
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Didn't signal and WhatsApp support e2e encryption better and by default? Last time I checked didn't find telegram to be superior in the encryption space. That basically counters ur whole point
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
With that kind of price might as well eat steak at home everyday. I use steak index as way to gauge if I want to eat out. And nowadays it's mostly likely cheaper to cook steaks at home
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
YouTube is how I got the education I needed to get into the tech industry.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
> there were established ways to take people's money and it wasn't clear why Stripe had an offering worth switching to. That wasn't true at all. Stripe was a product that people were rushing to pay for it for just how good
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Knowing != passing the interview. They are in different layers. Any cs student would know about things like the hashmap, stack, queues, linked list. You encounter those data structures everyday especially when you are doing debugging the so
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
The benchmark should be l4-l5. Even l6 is rare. His benchmark is ridiculous
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Exactly. Most of the medium difficulty interview questions are just typical cs algorithms that you are supposed to know. If you are a competent software engineer, it doesn't take long to just brush up and get enough practices for all o
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
The optimal usage of the battery is actually 80%. I think it's very possible that they only charge to 90% originally
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
Its meaning is just hello if that's the translation you are looking for
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
The government's goal is to use the population growth to prop up real estate while suppressing real wages. They were never ignorant. They were intentional. What you are suggesting is the opposite what they are trying to do
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
43 inch is just 4 21.5inch monitors put together, you can look 1 tile at a time and ignore the rest. Literally just treat it as 4 screens and don't forget to move your head.
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
That's why you need jojo's route where it's not about who has the bigger number but who can use the skills better
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by gloryjulio 2y ago
I used 40 inch screens for many years. Tiling is must have for big screens and it works better than multiple screens combined togather

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