jgalt212

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by jgalt212 2y ago
But, I bet many have thanked their boss for the opportunity given to them. This statement of gratitude is a tacit acknowledgement of salary.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
I used web-based WhatsApp to get messages on my phone.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
What's old is new again. Pretty much all ML and statistical models were specialized for a single task / domain.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Because it's a transcation and there are two parties to the transaction. And for these transaction to occur in a repeated fashion neither side should feel they are being taken advantage of.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Yeah, I agree. The government appreciates, or should appreciate, the good uses its taxpayers' money is put towards. As to the other intractables above, appreciation and loyalty are very far from the same thing.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> The answer is, because the money doesn’t come with a loyalty oath But it does come with some reasonable level of consideration and appreciation.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
No mention of WENUS. Clearly this is just a brief summary.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Maybe Sam was right about needing one trillion dollars!
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by jgalt212 2y ago
It would be best to do both. Does anyone do a screen share to diagnose a problem where they don't talk as well?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Do the AI's generate slow and bloated React, or lean React that works well with the new compiler?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Faxes took about 45 seconds per page. I think this particular bug could have been resolved with a 90 second phone conversation. The fax cost savings were small, but still a neat story.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> I bet there’s room for optimization with gloves Maybe so, but the demand is just not there with so many play ending up as home runs or strikeouts.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Agreed. I've never successfully one-shotted anything non-trivial or non-pedagogical.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
IMAP COMPRESS?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
When I was a kid there was a market for 9 inch TVs.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> At work we have a lot of sentry errors related to browser extensions doing weird stuff. Are you referring to the "Object captured as exception" error which Sentry refuses to give any guidance on? We just end of filtering the
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by jgalt212 2y ago
- Access your data for all websites - Display notifications to you - Access browser tabs > They could also, you know, not inject their code into every web page ever, unless the extension is actually used? I guess we know why
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by jgalt212 2y ago
It's amazing to think after the debacle of 2022 that Softbank still has any money left.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
You're imagining things. I never said who works more at home or in the office. Or who has longer commutes.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
I never said that. I only said as the boss I make the rules. Perhaps I work and commute more, or less, than my charges.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
As a boss, I honestly don't care. The business exists to get make money, and if a side effect of that is not letting people work, or pretend to work, in their pajamas, so be it. As a person, I would like people to think of me as fair.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Not as much, but I'm the decider.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
I agree. Requests is an embarrassment and indictment of the Python standard library. And so are dataclasses. They just should have subsumed attrs.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
I'm the boss. I prefer people in the office. That being said, our open office plan ensures I work from home once a week to work on stuff I don't want the staff overhearing, or stuff I need long periods of time without interrupti
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by jgalt212 2y ago
not a satisfactory version, from what I saw posted here yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43475314
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by jgalt212 2y ago
But it's almost a database. See the full glass of wine conundrum.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Simon is so important in this space, and rightfully so, I wonder if these models overweight his blog in the training sets. Similar to how car manufacturers design to what they know will impress the car reviewers.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
When you get to a certain level, you believe the rules don't apply to you. There are many examples of this, but I won't list any for fear of promoting false equivalencies.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> The problem is not macros, it is concatenation of identifiers. Yes, that's also a problem. As is MySQLCursorDict Class. Now you have to grep every column name every table your code base accesses.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Does anyone else find macros make it hard to grep a code base? This does seem like something semantic grep could solve, but I'm unaware of any semantic grep macros use cases.

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