goosejuice

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by goosejuice 3mo ago
I think because it's so nice, that's why people are disappointed in it's stagnation. But the stagnation is partly why it's so nice!
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
You could say the same about guns.
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
How is he brilliant?
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
It's not cute, it's a sensible way to build greater understanding by learning from mistakes. The thing is, it has to be engrained in the culture and that also means it may need to take priority over other work. Responsibility does
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
250k skus seems pretty arbitrary. What's the significance of this number? A bodega goes a long way for most people's daily needs.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Comparing models via benchmarks or feeling. Question remains. If people were expressing their experiences working with two prolific software consultants across their various industries would you make the same claim? That's not to anthr
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
How is attempting to benchmark llms like religion?
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
> I feel like good grades and a good university are still indicators of someone being or is capable of becoming a good programmer. Really depends on the program. In my undergrad program there were some very smart CS students who got grea
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
The loss of trust would be the depressing part (to me). That said the amount of cheating I witnessed in undergrad was also depressing.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Must have been super weird working with such low absolute prices. If the food cost for your sando is 5c, your first step is a 20% margin. I imagine that had a decent influence on the dishes themselves.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
2cm is extremely short. Outside of sport I'd imagine that is very uncommon as it would require a tremendous amount of time and water.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Forgetting that part where the lawn was born in Europe.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
You don't need to cure everyone to improve the homelessness situation.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
He was also a wealthy kid with connections. People place far too much weight on execution. Most of it is being in the right place at the right time and having existing connections. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/200
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Good luck finding a landlord that would agree to your terms.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
I do wish this was an option for some data, but emergency care would be an absolute shit show. People can't even remember passwords let alone keep track of keys and devices.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
My wife recently gave birth. When we arrived at the hospital her contractions were close enough together for her to be admitted. They proceeded to give my wife a 10 page or so consent form to sign. I can't imagine anyone reading that.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
I think that makes sense. I suspect you probably wouldn't call a bacon butty/bap/roll a burger either. Same for pani ca meusa, torta, and cemita. Basically the Aussies picked up burger as from American influence, changed the
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
> No whiff of elitism. No status-signaling or having to appeal to the taste of King Louis the 14th. Royalty played a role in many Asian food cultures. Sinseollo, biryani, cho muang, birds nest soup. There's plenty of examples of roy
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Well you Aussies also put hot dogs and sprinkles on white bread. So is fairy bread a sandwich and (American) hot dogs a burger and a sausage sizzle a sandwich?
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Maybe in some cases. There's a pretty clear distinction in quality from some "gruyere" made in say Wisconsin and a AOP gruyere like 1655. Meanwhile there's a stupid amount of good alpine cheese in the US that aren'
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Well to start chicken and rice are the name of ingredients. Carbonara is a unique name given to a particular set of ingredients and a method of preparation. I suspect if people just said pasta with pork egg and cheese no one is going to mak
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Both can be true. It's cool and fun but simulation is a well defined term.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Even if this were the case, and I wouldn't be surprised, it's still misplaced blame. > Knowing your user is important, no matter what level you're at. I agree, but it's absolutely ridiculous to expect a junior dev to
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Junior and midlevel devs aren't decision makers for government benefit websites. The culture of not giving a shit is real, but the responsibility goes far beyond these roles.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Guess you've never seen the administrative side?
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
In the US, all you need to work in tax prep is a high school diploma and most individuals are not worth the cost of an audit. I wouldn't say it's particularly brave, in fact LLMs are probably better at identifying mistakes than mo
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
Most people already have god.
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
This is an incredibly unlikely scenario
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by goosejuice 4mo ago
What lower level lang would offer the benefits the beam/otp provide? I suspect you're generalizing a bit too much and haven't thought this through :)

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