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by hughesjj 4y ago
How is Timnit a fraud? Why are you scare quoting "research"? It's well written imo and has over 128 sources. I'd think that in light of all the problems we've seen with chatGPT "hallucinating" answers it
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Amazon dropped their AI resume reviewer because it would literally downrank you [0] if you attended a women's college or HBCU. anonylizard is talking out of their posterior in this particular thread. [0] https://www.reuters
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by hughesjj 4y ago
IMHO, the world would be better off without the Paypal Mafia and all their ilk.
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Do any of these show you what the workspace editions miss out on relative to regular Gmail?
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by hughesjj 4y ago
We can audit and fix the code of our existing laws as we slowly come to consensus, but how do you meaningly iterate on the output of an oracle in a way that converges to the societal consensus of societal structure?
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by hughesjj 4y ago
wow. Hot take but i think yiur compliance team might suck. imo you should always have at least two 2fa hids in case one gets damaged or lost or whatever and you need to force log yourself out or something.
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by hughesjj 4y ago
eh, this was life foe me in rhe eaely 2010s too. Super hard to get into a good spot back then.
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by hughesjj 4y ago
It was pretty shitty in the late 2000s/early 2010s IIRC.
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by hughesjj 4y ago
I thought things still went to the WARN db even if they do extra severance in lieu of maintaining their employment?
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Check out any lecture by Leonard Susskind on YouTube https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Susskind These are the coolest ideas ever and they literally relate to computational complexity and information theory. It&#
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Add another exporter to the `otel-config.yaml` and if they support it properly that should literally be all it takes. That said, "if they support it properly" is exactly what otel is working on. It's super stable for a <
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Manually curated list from parent process: -Steidle -legatum -Medspira -Media Consulta -Keller, Fishback & Jackson -ABG Accessories -Echelon Environmental -Admiral Markets -canidae -Discovery Clinical Trials -kraken -zuru -bw legal -kur
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Isn't and Shouldn't are different things. Also, new hires exist. Not everyone has had time to actually accumulate wealth from their compensation. Not everyone was taught financial literacy before being dumped into a high stress
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by hughesjj 4y ago
100%. On the other hand, open source culture is vastly different from proprietary culture. So many times in proprietary culture I've churned out craptastic code to meet a deadline that didn't matter for a project whose customers w
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by hughesjj 4y ago
10 hours on some project per interview Like interviews aren't lengthy enough as-is. I had an onsite the other week with two sys design, two leetcode-esque, a hiring manager, and a project manager. I'd take that any day over the
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by hughesjj 4y ago
The worst part is we often can't share our artistic work with future employers due to IP concerns.
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Leetcode was created in part to be more equitable and objective. Before leetcode, we had people asking puzzles which had nothing to do with your coding abilities, like "How many balls could fit on a Boeing 747" or "If you h
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by hughesjj 4y ago
Even amongst the "top tier" companies, there are alternatives. Stripe essentially does pair programming on things you might actually do in your day job, using your own dev environment/etc. That said, I'm partial to goo
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by hughesjj 4y ago
The "considered harmful" essay jumped the shark and got meta the better part of a decade ago, yet here we are... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9744916
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by hughesjj 5y ago
> High churn improves the bus factor. High churn is a high bus factor, like by definition of a bus factor. Bus factor => people had kids, retried, got a better offer, got fired, or were incapacitated (the proverbial bus) on a moments
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by hughesjj 5y ago
Back to the TTY like Lord Stallman intended
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by hughesjj 5y ago
I thought running a generator full time was illegal AF due to environmental regulations?