jairuhme

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by jairuhme 8mo ago
I think this will be a pretty impactful moment for OpenAI. I mainly use ChatGPT and use the free plan, so I expect to start seeing these ads. If they become too annoying, I have no problem moving to Claude/Gemini. Sure I have stuck to
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by jairuhme 8mo ago
> Things that can cleanly be expressed in 1-2 sentences are whole paragraphs Perhaps the author just likes to write? I've only just recently started blogging more, but I unexpectedly started to really enjoy writing and am hoping to
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by jairuhme 8mo ago
I'm an Apple guy through and through, but I am in Georgia Techs OMSCS program. For some of the classes, you need to use a VM that doesn't play nicely with Apple Silicon. So I went over to Microcenter and picked up a cheap PC with
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by jairuhme 9mo ago
https://jeremymaslanko.com/ Only a few posts, hoping to write more as I have started to enjoy the process. Mainly technical posts, but my undergrad is also in finance so I enjoy talking about that as well
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by jairuhme 9mo ago
I agree, I'm just the messenger!
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by jairuhme 9mo ago
Not OP, but I have heard the comparison used when discussing jobs. There tends to be rhetoric in the US that transitioning away from coal and oil will lead to large job losses, so this is an anecdote disproving it.
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by jairuhme 9mo ago
Can the link be updated to not be to the end of the page?
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by jairuhme 10mo ago
Did you read the article and come to that conclusion or just blindly count the number of em-dashes and assume that? Because I don't get the impression that it was LLM generated
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by jairuhme 10mo ago
My blog. I created it a couple years ago but didn't really know what to do with it. Have started to use it as a way to learn and have enjoyed writing more than I thought I would. Nothing crazy with UI and I am not talking about anythin
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by jairuhme 10mo ago
I think its just that people either love him or hate him and it seems like OP is part of the latter group
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by jairuhme 10mo ago
I don't have any advice on self learning, but I have been getting a MS in CS for similar reasons. I also have a stats degree, work full time, and struggle with self learning. For me, being in a structured program makes it easier for me
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by jairuhme 10mo ago
I wonder if doing this would actually be a step closer to learning (from not doing anything at all). To put it in your own style, you are forced to read the output and probably understand the basic concepts of what the LLM provides
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by jairuhme 11mo ago
> An entire blog article post to say "read the docs and enable VPC S3 endpoint". I think it's okay if someone missed something in the docs and wanted to share from their experience. In fact, if you look at the the s3 prici
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by jairuhme 1y ago
Agree with your edit saying that there should be a landing message that gives a quick overview. But with in a few moments I was able to see that you can create a database and then start inserting tables/records into it. Seems like a pr
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by jairuhme 1y ago
How does self hosting change the power consumption? Don't you still need to power those devices? If you're running fully on renewable, sure you have a point. But if everyone self hosts, the power companies still have to fill the e
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by jairuhme 1y ago
People still take hot showers and use hot water
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by jairuhme 1y ago
These are good examples of why a non-smartphone is valuable and a smartphone is not necessary. Also the linked article states that they will be allowed to use their phone when given circumstances require, which I think covers the cases you
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by jairuhme 2y ago
While you haven't used linear algebra, someone working in MLE would probably find it useful to understand. Now I'm not saying you need to take a linear algebra class to understand matrix/vector operations, but it would be use
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Elegnt: Expressive and Functional Movement Design for Non-Anthropomorphic Robot(arxiv.org)
3 points by jairuhme 2y ago|0 comments
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by jairuhme 2y ago
At my work, we self-host some models and have found that for anything remotely similar to RAG or use cases that are very specific, the quantized models have proven to be more than sufficient. This helps us keep them running on smaller infra
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by jairuhme 2y ago
I have had a really good experience using Apple Maps for public transit. Earlier this year I went to NYC for the first time as an adult and it was super easy to use for finding which train to get on. Had a similar experience in Europe this
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by jairuhme 2y ago
Every time it buffers for me, Netflix does an internet test only for it to come back and say its fast...
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by jairuhme 2y ago
This is awesome and I am happy to read that she was able to remember the device and asks if things have been added to it. My parents have just retired and I wonder if something like this would be advantageous to introduce prior to signs of
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by jairuhme 2y ago
I think you are referring to the [order matching system]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_matching_system ) of exchanges. This page lists a couple of the common and simple algos used.
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by jairuhme 2y ago
That's not new, RIP Pete Rose
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by jairuhme 2y ago
Counterpoint: I just got introduced to the ElasticSearch/OpenSearch products and have gone with Elastic
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Ask HN: How do you find a new book to read?
2 points by jairuhme 2y ago|6 comments
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by jairuhme 2y ago
That's a fair point. But for me, thats more friction. Now when I get to my destination, I also have to go grocery shopping and then spend even more time cooking and cleaning the dishes after. Personally, if I am going somewhere new, I&
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by jairuhme 2y ago
I'll rehash some of the complaints others have mentioned. Unless its a larger group, it really doesn't make sense to use vs. a hotel. Even if price is constant, there's just a bit more friction with AirBnB. Sometimes its easy
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by jairuhme 2y ago
I'll add to what the other commenter noted, but sometimes the difference between results get very granular (i.e. .65789 vs .65788) so deciding on where that threshold should be is little trickier.

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