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by greesil 3y ago
That's what the interview process is for, theoretically. Possibly you have no idea what it's like being on the hiring side, having to work with oftentimes apathetic recruiters who are in charge of the hiring funnel, candidates who
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by greesil 3y ago
Pretend you are a teenager only capable of monosyllabic words or emoji, and interested mostly in the the things teenagers are interested in.
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by greesil 4y ago
Maybe penalizing people for lying on their resumes is a good idea.
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by greesil 4y ago
I think the parent is referring to harvesting some of the waste heat
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by greesil 4y ago
One of the fun things I learned when reading master and commander was this.
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by greesil 4y ago
I think they meant job stability not system stability.
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by greesil 4y ago
I feel like any of us with a 3d printer will only have need of the rocket engines, some igniters, and a fast car to stay ahead of the law.
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by greesil 4y ago
Possibly rookie mistake? https://chat.openai.com/chat What is this? Is this ChatGPT, or GPT4? I'm talking about my experiences last week with this URL.
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by greesil 4y ago
I agree with the parent post. I can get ChatGPT to solve a basic world problem but if I add a small wrinkle to it that a human would understand it fails hard. Overfitted seems apt. Yeah it's amazing, but it's not AGI.
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by greesil 4y ago
Don't worry they lower recruiting standards during economic boom times. Gotta hit those recruiter targets.
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by greesil 4y ago
The algos are but the architecture isn't.
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by greesil 4y ago
Nyet
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by greesil 4y ago
As per Nilay Patel's comments about SEO spam hustlers, the web is going to become a vast(er) ocean of shit. https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/2/19063562/ai-text-generatio... https://www.the
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by greesil 4y ago
Mediocre was probably better than the the guy's best effort in a domain he didn't understand given a couple of days. That's a net productivity boost for him.
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by greesil 4y ago
When the bubble popped last time it took three years before the market hit bottom.
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by greesil 4y ago
That's great. I've done something much similar with other tools. It certainly helps automate the drudgery in writing tests for code that I understand and wrote.
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by greesil 4y ago
That's the joke
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by greesil 4y ago
How do you know we aren't already there?
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by greesil 4y ago
At least the shitty software might have unit tests
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by greesil 4y ago
For now
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by greesil 4y ago
I've had mine for two years and the range estimate from the guessometer has not really changed. Range divide by battery fraction with climate off. I don't quick charge. I did have a coolant pump fail which got fixed under warranty
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by greesil 4y ago
Bond prices fall. Not all assets.
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by greesil 4y ago
The feathers are on the moon
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by greesil 4y ago
Just as ridiculous (or not ridiculous) as bailing out Wall street back in 2008. Silicon Valley is officially too big to fail.
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by greesil 4y ago
Brb, I'm going to go start a bank run on TikTok
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by greesil 4y ago
I guess peace was never an option.
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by greesil 4y ago
Struct has context, struct pointer is passed in as argument to cleanup function.
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by greesil 4y ago
goto can be replaced by a function call for cleanup.
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by greesil 4y ago
I miss having hobbies. Any side project I embark upon has an immediate cost to my marriage. As in my partner gets mad at me because I should be helping deal with the little ones.
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by greesil 4y ago
Yes. I'm in my 40s and am ready for retirement, or at least a change of pace. My sweet little angelic children probably have a lot to do with it.

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