j0hnyl

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   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   Aren't there trusts that can protect against this?
2. 62.▲
   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   It was obviously a joke, and not a bad one.
3. 63.▲
   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   I actually agree with you. I think what the LLM craze has show is that the copyright/IP laws need to adapt and not the other way around. I think it should be legal to train a model on anything that is legal to scrape (which is almost e
4. 64.▲
   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   Completely irrelevant. People need to mind their own business.
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   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   Thanks for the reply! That's actually less than I would have guessed.
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   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   How much is all this costing you?
7. 67.▲
   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   They have been for years, ever since they stopped allowing for literal string search.
8. 68.▲
   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   We maintain our own finances, but split everything proportional to our earnings.
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   by j0hnyl 2y ago

   Crypto bug bounties require specialized low level knowledge. Web 2 pentesting is akin to a qa checklist. Imo op is right that web2 bounties are commoditized.
10. 70.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    You could say that about anything that is critical.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    This is so cool and potentially has a nice overlap with badge life enthusiasts. For the uninitiated: https://www.vice.com/en/article/vbne9a/a-history-of-badgelif...
12. 72.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I'm very skeptical that 1.25mg of CBD alone could have any impact on sleep outside of placebo.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    We screen resumes and then based on resume we send this out as a technical screen. So the interaction is an invitation to do the screening exercise. It's the best way that we have found to eliminate candidates that don't meet the
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I guess it was misleading when I said "that's fine". For certain roles it's required, so if a candidate refuses, we pass... It just signals that we're not a great fit for each other. We treat this as a technical scr
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    That's so sad. I get so excited when I interview candidates that are ahead of me in their knowledge and experience.
16. 76.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    We have a take home assignment as a screening stage, but we ask candidates to time box it to 45min. Some folks refuse to do it and that's fine, but most are pretty open to it.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I think AI agents are underhyped.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    Scrivener is great.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I think I saw some research recently that showed a few examples of how RAG actually increases hallucination in some cases.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    "With the amount of technology today, we should be the happiest, wealthiest generation alive." I actually think we are.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    The point of vector search is to support semantic search. It makes sense that grep will outperform if you're just looking for verbatim occurrences of a string.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    Great place.
23. 83.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I only have personal data. Things that would have taken me a long time before take me much less time now.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I'm dumbfounded that anyone technical can feel this way. The more I use LLM tools, the more it feels like a super power.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I don't know many people who make a living a writing, but the ones that I do know rarely make a living from writing books.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I thought it was a great video. It's not intended for a technical audience, it's meant to be palatable and cute, and Joe has a very wholesome vibe.
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    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    How big is the resulting vector data?
28. 88.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    Except the voice does NOT sound like SJ.
29. 89.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    I work in ad tech and have had to sign this when laid off.
30. 90.▲
    by j0hnyl 2y ago

    This is not my experience with Apple at all.