humansareok1

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by humansareok1 2y ago
Sad to note that the team that built this is now completely defunct.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
This is the correct answer. The rest of the replies are cope from people who do nothing but study CS and SWE and think that therefore makes them knowledgeable of everything.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
You are confused, you are learning arithmetic to help you understand recipes. Knowing that water plus yeast plus flour in a certain proportion = bread does not teach you how to compose music and vice versa.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
This strains credulity. You do not by osmosis learn how to solve the wave equations or manipulate them by playing the Tuba. What you are doing is connecting related fields however tangential they may be and implying that learning about one
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by humansareok1 2y ago
I'm sorry but have you ever learned a language? It what universe do you need to read a text about QM to learn spanish??
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Yeah go ahead and explain how learning Mandarin teaches you about Quantum Mechanics or how learning Music Theory helps you bake cakes. Cute idea that falls apart under casual inspection.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Imo it doesn't sound like SJ and if they can produce the actual recorded voice lines from the actress they used and whatever model they used to clone her voice it will be trivial to prove that if need be.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
This actually works though. Pre-Alpha games get limited releases on Steam and can raise millions that can be used to finish and polish the game.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
I'm sorry but your quality as a student does not qualify you to advise companies on how they should be growing given that they have no experience seeing how a company grows... Would you be ok with a undergrad with no more experience th
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by humansareok1 2y ago
The number of Stanford Juniors with 1 summer internship at a VC posting 'deep' Startup insights or advice is shocking. Like what do these kids with literally no experience running or starting anything know about companies? It&#x27
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by humansareok1 2y ago
I know it did that for some of my classmates but I was quite interested in the competition aspect so it drove me to read a lot.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Yes of course this is true but I was responding to this common idea that high salaries, say over 300k, don't actually exist in the US when they do and are very common for Engineers at large SV tech companies.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Retirees usually
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by humansareok1 2y ago
>They must have a degree from an accredited institution before they can begin practicing, and part of earning the degree is operating on cadavers, so, yes. You know what I meant. You have merely created a series of strawmen. They don&#x2
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by humansareok1 2y ago
The ways every other field on earth interviews people? Do Surgeons need to perform mock surgeries before they are hired? Do Accountants need to complete a test audit? Do Lawyers perform a mock trial?
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Missed the step where they filter out anyone w/o a degree in CS from MIT/Stanford/Berkeley/UIUC/CMU.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
It's not about being able to program. It's much more about product sense and system design.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Do you work in California for a company in this list? Meta Amazon Google Netflix Airbnb Stripe Square Microsoft If not it's unsurprising. But these actually are typical offers at those companies including Base Salary + Stock + Bonus.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
To be fair I think most top tier companies vest quarterly so...
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by humansareok1 2y ago
How are people still so misinformed about Tech salaries? Are you in the EU? Salaries are lower across the board there for engineers. In the US for Silicon Valley Type large Tech Companies the starting salary for New Graduate SWE's is 1
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by humansareok1 2y ago
I challenge you to try to get it working and train a basic LLM yourself on multiple AMD gpus. It is far worse than the situation with Nvidia GPUs/Drivers and Linux circa the mid 2010s. Which is saying a lot... But don't take my wo
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Idk about anyone else but my school had a program called Accelerated Reader where you could read a book and take a test about it to score points. Harder books were worth more points, at the time I think Anna Karenina was the "hardest&q
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by humansareok1 2y ago
>how do you find books they'd be interested in? Like, that's the goal! You can't just assume the solution. What a strange question? If they are interested in fantasy movies give them a fantasy book. If they're interes
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by humansareok1 2y ago
This is not a bad thing. Kids shouldn't even be exposed to the mind altering dopamine tsunami that is modern media, Youtube, TikTok, Instagram, etc.
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by humansareok1 2y ago
It's probably a mistake to think kids need new books to be published. The classics are classic for a reason. There are many childhoods worth of incredible books already available. I'm not weeping for struggling authors. If they wr
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by humansareok1 2y ago
>I wonder what the case is for it. That there is a finite supply of Lithium available on Earth?
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by humansareok1 2y ago
>Our first offering is the AMD MI300x instead of Nvidia or Intel products. But why? Is there even a market for this? People want GPUs for DNN training and inference and the AMD ecosystem for that is absolute trash. Basically unusable at
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by humansareok1 2y ago
>It was a test to see whether or not this LLM might actually be useful to me AKA a Metric lol. >using this chatbot for real work is at best a huge waste of time, and at worst unconscionably reckless. Keep living with your head in the
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Its been known that most of these models hallucinate research articles frequently, perplexity.ai seems to do quite well in that regard. Not sure why that is your specific metric though when LLMs seem to be improving across a large class of
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by humansareok1 2y ago
Unfortunately this is not reliable, many Non-GPT models happily claim to be GPT-4 e.g.

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