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by jatins 3y ago
Is the GitHub link by the same author or someone is plagiarising their content?
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I filtered for India and saw Infosys in the list which is one of the the lowest paying employers in India. Not sure how this data is sourced but it's clearly inaccurate. Also most jobs didn't have a salary so not sure what "h
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> SO still has voting on answers We call it RLHF these days
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by jatins 3y ago
Why is that a bad thing? People do ask very similar things on Stackoverflow so if an AI can answer that, let it!
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by jatins 3y ago
I wish companies would at least have a jargon free sentence of the page describing what the product/thing is. Like we are all supposed to know what Fluent is?
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I also thought this was a "joke" on how you don't need a framework. But looks like it is indeed a framework so definitely confusing name. I do like the idea of it. A lot of value of React for me is in the composition model
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by jatins 3y ago
I know React ecosystem has a bad rep but IMO, if you are willing to learn React, Next.js + Vercel is the fastest way to go from zero to deployed. Vercel can get bit expensive if you get high traffic but that's one of the better problem
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by jatins 3y ago
Don't think prompting LLMs require particularly "good" English in the first place. You can say a half baked sentence with typos and it'll still make sense of it. Plus when you go meta and ask LLMs to generate prompts for
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by jatins 3y ago
I was hacking around with GPT-3 just a couple months before ChatGPT came out and had this feeling of "omg I found something that the world is largely sleeping on" Then ChatGPT came out and now that's all anybody ever talks ab
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by jatins 3y ago
> Most of these articles border on science fiction and involve a lot of projection I understand the fatigue is real but this one does neither of above imo and was fairly grounded in reality. The author(who is CTO of a company) did a GPT
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Good example, I see it now
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But it doesn't mess up your business logic, right? Like if I user is using prompt injection that'd be limited to _their_ session. Other users of the platforms are unaffected.
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I was convinced that he was going to sell this "Stack" for an exorbitant amount like some other Javascript influencers have done in the past. Thankfully this seems to be free at least.
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"It's time to just ship" Lists 10 tools to start with. Also, had the displeasure of using Prisma a while back. Extremely slow type generation, and complex to work with its client-server architecture. When your library requi
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How do you generally get new users for this?
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> ... because the company is toxic I mean one of the companies they mention is Amazon
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Hope you are in a better state now. > Employers don’t care Relatable. I once spent a couple days in hospital because my friend got into an accident. The first day I show up in office my manager calls me into his office, asks how my frien
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by jatins 3y ago
The UI is slow and looks like it's made by a kid who just learned animating text. AI capabilities also seem pretty limited. Don't think it's at par even with GPT-3.5 Overall extremely underwhelming for a company with $225M in
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by jatins 3y ago
> They all started with a product that their early users loved so much they told other people about it I have seen/worked a few enterprise SaaS companies where the customers could not barely use the product without handholding from
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Would have been easier to take the content seriously if it weren't for the clickbaity title
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Anyone using Demo in production? If yes, what's your experience has been as compared to, say, Next.js?
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by jatins 4y ago
Just a word salad to name drop some of their portfolio companies
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by jatins 4y ago
This speaker is with the merchant. I am sure the merchant can distinguish between a sound coming from their speaker vs sound coming from someone's mobile.
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by jatins 4y ago
This is such a lazy move. This shows that they just wanted to get rid of people where 1/ employment laws are weakest 2/ employees are least vocal If they really wanted to save costs they'd be moving some open head count from
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...how does the Marine Life die in this scenario?
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by jatins 4y ago
In a world where AI makes most of the things/services, wouldn't everything be so cheap that most people can afford it on something like UBI?
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by jatins 4y ago
Roam was slow as hell when I tried it. And there have been reports of terrible behaviour from their founder that I don't want to condone, so don't use it in principle.
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by jatins 4y ago
I used Reflect when this was in Beta and free and liked the experience. However most of what you get from this, you can get from Obsidian as well. Despite that Obsidian never stuck for me while Reflect kinda did. These days I am back to Bea
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https://archive.is/qunNw
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Many students in my college got their first taste of programming from competitions like CodeJam, Facebook's Hacker Cup et al. Sad to see them going away. Though it did inspire a new generation of programmers and for that long live Code

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