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gunshai
3y ago
A friend of mine who is a PM at google was telling me about this the other week. Her job situation sounded so tenuous, in that a lot of it hinged on how cool her manager was with her living situation not being in SF. Also having to ask a fr
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gunshai
3y ago
I'm not quite sure how this addresses my point in anyway? I'm talking about the comparison of two people and what they are/have been accused of. Not whether any one court claim has legitimate evidence or not.
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gunshai
3y ago
Seems strange to say Justin Sun an CZ are even close to one another in terms of impropriety. Justin Sun is a snake oil salesman, CZ potentially broke the law while running a legitimate service. One that worked and was actually quite success
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gunshai
3y ago
I'll be that guy for a moment. Extrapolation not interpolation, proceed with downvotes.
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The natural selection of bad science
(royalsocietypublishing.org)
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3y ago
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gunshai
3y ago
"Poor research design and data analysis encourage false-positive findings. Such poor methods persist despite perennial calls for improvement, suggesting that they result from something more than just misunderstanding. The persistence o
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gunshai
3y ago
What comes before the "high level job"... What you said and what I said can still both be true.
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3y ago
So they fired someone for lying, despite 10 years of work history. Seems like there's more to that then just not having the degree. Your college degree is not correlative to your ability to actually do a job. He probably did a lot more
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gunshai
4y ago
I do a fair amount of python scripting but I don't work on code bases or anything. Can someone help me along what this tool would help me with? I think I've been stuck in the scripting world for far too long. Edit: .... oh I'
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gunshai
4y ago
But humans are also trained on human-curated data so much so we put fairly hefty price tags on that curation. https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:1056/0*E1eNateTiDThGcY...
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gunshai
4y ago
For us dumb dumbs what does this mean?
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gunshai
4y ago
What is consistently lost in the M2 supply talking point is the demand aspect of currency. One of the reasons why the M2 supply increasing wouldn't directly correlate to inflation has to do with global demand to hold the asset in reser
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gunshai
4y ago
I used sympy the other day for the first time. I was blown away by that library I wish I had known about this years ago.
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4y ago
What should they be more open about?
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gunshai
4y ago
oh but it certainly can be depending on the industry you are in. It can just be frustrating because you want to deliver results and this realization can get you stuck in the mud of "We need better measuring processes." However you
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gunshai
4y ago
>WhatsApp or something else for group chats. People can say what they want about facebook. WhatsApp as a messenger is just 10000% better than the stock SMS apps on iphone and android. The number of annoying conversations I've had ab
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4y ago
>Why does anyone spend money on Advertising? To manipulate behavior. ... Or to make people simply aware of your existence Me : You look thirsty, would you like a glass of water. You : It seems like you're manipulating me. The above
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gunshai
4y ago
Can you spare us with this insufferable type of comment. The web is not explicitly organized to manipulate behavior.
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gunshai
4y ago
Can't have a dick measuring contest with out measuring.
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gunshai
4y ago
Ahh walled garden effects. Ya that's annoying.
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gunshai
4y ago
Can someone give me the TLDR on why they hate teams so much? I suppose I work in an organization with few true "technical" folks, and everyone is under Microsoft licenses so it doesn't seem like that big of a deal. I've
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4y ago
> misunderstanding what's being asked or just lacking training data and presenting an answer that's incorrect. I suppose I just don't think we humans are so different. In fact we often lack training data and certainly lack
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4y ago
I think my caveat of domain knowledge side steps this issue you bring up. It's the entire reason engineering schools teach the "long way" when you're going to rely on the "short way" 99.99% of the time. Also th
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4y ago
What's interesting is that chat models like this can really act like a mirror to one self (knowledge, reasoning,..ect) not perfect but the reflection is there, and articles like these clearly miss that point and their lack of self awar
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gunshai
4y ago
My stance is pretty simple. The folks that adapt their own language centers and domain reasoning around using chatGPT (or these types of models) will stand to gain the most out of using them. This article is an eye roll to me, a calculator
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4y ago
>1 Zip can only be used for US purchases. Certain merchant, product, goods, and service restrictions apply. For a $200 purchase, you'd make four $51.50 payments every two weeks starting today for a 52.18% annual percentage rate and
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How to Finance Buying Pizza
(zip.co)
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4y ago
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4y ago
What I find interesting about your comment, is that while it can produce that mediocre essay. It can also produce a much better one. How? Well it's all about how you interact with it. But the majority of use as you said will be taking
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gunshai
4y ago
Talk about a local maxima, yuck.
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gunshai
4y ago
Or educators could be forced to evolve around a new tool that gasp requires a different measurement of skill one that is much harder to fake. The obvious one that already exists ... ORAL EXAMS.
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