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gptadmirer
4y ago
This should be celebrated! I don’t think there will be negatives. There are only positives that can come with this. - lots of people can’t take it anymore living in this cruel world without good job and economic prospects, or looking at the
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Software engineer here now currently doing hobby MCU and electronics engineering. Being raised in Asia, I learned college level math in highschool so math here is a piece of cake. Also I am happy to get downvoted! Yay!
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Do both of course. Also what is “reasonably” high paying for you? If you have PhD or been in the industry for a while sure you can get $700k/ year job. But I am just a bachelor with less than 5 yrs of exp. Also, with bonus I get total
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Do Leetcode. Seriously, just do Leetcode. No one is good at Leetcode at start, but eventually they became good. Leetcode is the only thing that gave me the best bang for the buck. I literally tripled my salary (now $300k, USA) in 4 years be
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Because The educated is synonymous for woke politics bullshit these days. They got knowledge but they lack wisdom. They got their privilege living in safe 1st world environments but they forgot true human nature that 3rd worlders see daily.
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gptadmirer
4y ago
If they make suicide painless and effortless more people would want to do it. Suicide is a win win situation for everyone. Less humanity, less population to feed, more organs to distribute, less pollution, also less competition between us.
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Yes life is a grind and competition. Open your eyes. This is the reality. We humanity have a built in kill switch in our head, greed. Rich or poor, young or old. Everyone thinks about themselves. This is what makes competition and free mark
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Are you me? I am learning C lately, been a few weeks. I am an SWE with 7 years of experience in JS/TS world. Currently I am trying to learn how to test C correctly, seems there are lots of approaches. It began when I decided to learn l
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gptadmirer
4y ago
I would love this to happen because finally I can have my own one man paramilitary industry like Tony Stark. Then I just need to procure the right assault weapons. Then I will be (at least my bunker will be) unstoppable. No need to hire mer
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gptadmirer
4y ago
- Don't think much about what you can't control. Focus on what you can control - As long as you have healthy body, healthy mind, healthy spirituality, money can always be made - Always be studying - Don't be ashamed to do low
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4y ago
Yeah, the good students will learn how to use ChatGPT to their advantage without necessarily hampering their learning process. The bad students, well, just leave them to their own ways.
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Jeff Bezos is an anomaly. For every Jeff Bezos, there are millions of impoverished Indian/Chinese/Ukrainian/Brazilian/Philliphino children that managed to transform their life by studying programming and/or engineer
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Yes, Leetcode pushes you to the top. SWE often divided into two camps, those who really refuse to do leetcode and those who do it because they know it will give them advantage. Leetcode actually does make you a better engineer, provided you
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gptadmirer
4y ago
The more you practice, the less you bleed in battle. The more you prepare for interview and study, the less you compete in the job market. People who study Leetcode have virtually eliminated a lot of competition in the interview market alon
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gptadmirer
4y ago
> It is thus possible to "stop" and put a boundary over the world and yet achieve almost all the benefits of "globalization" if your country has 300M people and spans the width of a continent. Very interesting comment
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4y ago
Thank you for the response. I just got the Make: AVR Programming. Seems very interesting stuffs!
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Time and time again it is proven that we need crypto, despite the various scandals that came out with it (and the scandals were mostly CEX). Not your keys, not your coins. Not your printers, not your money. Not your server, not your numbers
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4y ago
I am a fullstack web dev, for about 8 years now. These days I am learning Arduino and thinking of learning AVR programming. Is there a career path for this kind of intersection?
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gptadmirer
4y ago
with ChatGPT and this metal printing commercialized, can we finally create a personal paramilitary bodyguard robots with 3D printed weapons?
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gptadmirer
4y ago
I came here for copper and I found gold. Thank you
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gptadmirer
4y ago
> rewrite the plot "No Country For Old Men" to be "An Island for Middle Aged Men" In the year 2022, a group of middle-aged men set out on a fishing trip to a secluded island off the coast of Florida. As they arrive on
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4y ago
I wrote "lets write a short story about a man who fall in love with 20 women at once, and that man has to juggle his interactions to them" Once upon a time, there was a man named Jack who was known for his charming personality and
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Crazy, truly crazy.
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Interesting, but I wonder how does it have the ability to combine those. i.e, creating a song in a KJV/spongebob style, or creating a code that writes a code that writes a code.
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4y ago
But how does probability distribution over sequences of consecutive tokens can create new things? Like, I saw the other day it creates a C code that creates a Lisp code that creates a Pascal code. Is this based on an entirely previous creat
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I saw inputs like "please write C code that writes lisp code that writes pascal code" and stuffs like "please generate some songs in style of spongebob or KJV" and it made it. Is the power of predictive text that crazy?
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gptadmirer
4y ago
Thank you kind sir.
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gptadmirer
4y ago
As someone who's very skeptical of AI, for a looooong time. I am skeptical about self driving, skeptical about no code, skeptical about ML. But the stable diffusion and chat GPT are truly the only AI tech that made my mind blown. I rea