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jfrbfbreudh
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jfrbfbreudh
5mo ago
Yes, we are vastly superior with our enormous brains.
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jfrbfbreudh
5mo ago
Reduce the free tier. I’ve made 4000 commits in the last 2.5 months. That’s just to main. And I push up tons of artifacts daily for regression testing. For $0.
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
I spend about $3k/month (subsidized by the Claude Max plan). I guess I fall under level 3 (2?): I typically have 3-6 agents working simultaneously on the same feature, they each make worktrees, code, run tests and put up PR’s. I also h
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
You mean, the inventor of the transformer technology that made ChatGPT possible, is copying ChatGPT’s technology?
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
If it can’t, then it makes more sense to make the bounty as high as possible instead of a measly $25k
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
TIL
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
Yes, because bitcoin transaction costs never surge in price.
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
Truly makes no sense. I pay for the $200/month plan and end up using about $3k/month worth of API costs. I imagine that the only reason they haven’t cut me off is because my habits serve as good training data for them. Guess they’
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
Yes, someone is on the other side of the losing trade, but how many people (not firms) do you know who write contracts for short term options? I personally don’t know any, and I worked at one of the biggest HFT firms for a few years. The lo
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jfrbfbreudh
6mo ago
No longer a contractor but I used to offer a 10-15% discount for paying upfront. Almost every client took this deal. Earned a little less but never lost sleep over payments.
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jfrbfbreudh
8mo ago
The author could be technically competent, but I think he’s completely failed to recognize one of the core principles of getting recognition and promotions at work: Who are you bringing with you? As in, who else gets recognition and success
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jfrbfbreudh
10mo ago
Google’s moat: Try “@gmail” in Gemini Google’s surface area to apply AI is larger than any other company’s. And they have arguably the best multimodal model and indisputably the best flash model?
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jfrbfbreudh
10mo ago
with enough samples
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jfrbfbreudh
11mo ago
Identity precedes habit. I accepted that mastering algorithms was something I needed to do if I wanted to break into my desired income bracket. So I leaned into the premise that I was a Leetcode grinder. And I spent 6 months during COVID do
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jfrbfbreudh
1y ago
Or the stock price was suppressed pending antitrust decision?
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jfrbfbreudh
1y ago
dude, computers are just rocks that we coerced into adding 1’s and 0’s. when are people finally going to wake up?
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1y ago
This is what Google currently does for access to their top models. AI Studio (web UI, free, will train on your data) vs API (won’t train on your data).
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
Same here. I started an in-office job recently as the company’s highest ranking engineer and my productivity has plummeted vs WFH. I found myself having to allocate mental bandwidth to my environment to allow for the possibility of being in
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_Haber
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
To the downvoters: Hogan is a notorious liar and definitely lied about the grill story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AukVofRrSP8 If you have some time to kill, this is a fun video to watch. Otherwise, you can just google
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
Sounds like Chengyu https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chengyu
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
Just apply everywhere, the market is terrible and you will need to cast a wide net.
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
It’s not about the fasting, it’s about being chronically low body fat. 6% is comically unhealthy.
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2y ago
I think it’s an important result because filtering signal from noise is just as, if not more, important than forming conclusions from signal.
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2y ago
I offer a 15-20% discount for payment upfront. I basically view it as insurance against late/never payments.
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
woops
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jfrbfbreudh
2y ago
You quite literally can; a $1000 strike call contract on NVDA 2-DTE is <$2000 $1140 strike is <$200 (before markets closed today obviously)
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2y ago
I work at a competing firm and our SWE new grads make $420-470k (including signing bonus). JS pays their new grads similarly, just a tiny bit lower.
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jfrbfbreudh
3y ago
Read his comment again
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jfrbfbreudh
3y ago
Why does this matter when your colleagues are now likely currently in the same strata as you? I also grew up very poor and while I tried to hide that fact during university, it makes no sense to hide it from my colleagues because we’re all
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