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morgango
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I think the thing is that in a huge amount of hiring, we don't know what attribute K is, nor if it is good to be considered favorably during hiring. It is amazing how often we look back and see what we used to evaluate people by 50 yea
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morgango
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Marimo is such a leap forward that I think the Jupyter people will adopt its concepts directly. So elegant, so useful, both for people and machines. Love it.
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I believe that is a reference to the treatment of Uyghurs in China.
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Please don't listen to all of these folks who are trying to bring conflict into your life. You did something interesting, and learned a lesson about how big institutions actually work. It is a great story, and one that you can tell y
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2y ago
Like the Roma?
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https://archive.is/1WYkr
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2y ago
https://archive.is/xhJvc
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2y ago
But as a comparison of scale, both the airports in Denver and Dallas-Fort Worth are larger than Manhattan (27 mi2 or 70 km2). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Fort_Worth_Internationa... . While that is a ton of acti
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morgango
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Great point! (Disclaimer: I work for Elastic) Elasticsearch has recently added a data type called semantic_text, which automatically chunks text, calculates embeddings, and stores the chunks with sensible defaults. Queries are similarly sim
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https://archive.is/cd44k
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21 direct reports is far too many to be an effective manager. I currently manage 8 technical people and 8-10 seems to be the sweet spot, where I have time to do things like have 1-1s, help with career planning, get people promoted, deal wi
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morgango
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I think it is just leaving the bag for picking up on the way back. Not really that complicated.
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Hey! Have you been reading my email? This is a perfect analogy of the medium-to-large business that I work for.
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2y ago
Interestingly, a great application for GenAI is to copy and paste code and ask it, "Why is this not working?". It works even better if you give it the specific error you are getting (and it is a well understood system).
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2y ago
https://archive.is/3ofL4
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2y ago
Fair question. I mentioned this in another comment, but Learn to Rank allows a customized sorting order that is specified by an administrator. Where you see this is in systems where you need a really fast evaluation (ms) and computation do
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I am coming from the search world, but databases were my first experience in the industry. It would be interesting to see some things like Learn To Rank or semantic reranking become a part of SQL. These have real impacts on accuracy with g
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I really enjoyed this one. Fascinating, thought provoking work.
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The president certainly could, even if it was illegal.
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2y ago
| You have not experienced Shakespeare until you have read him in the original Klingon.
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2y ago
On a related note ... the ship names in the Culture always gave me a laugh. Here is a complete list: https://theculture.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_spacecraft
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morgango
2y ago
It is very ironic to have a lot of text discussing this subject without hearing the music. "Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing_about_music_is_like
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Interesting, my partner's son got one for free for developing some graphics drivers that needed to be ported to the Vision Pro. I was super interested in it for a few days but we never took it out of the box. I have been meaning to t
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Well, there ain't no tellin' when he's down for a jack move ...
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2y ago
And that penguin's name ... Johnathan Livingston Seagull.
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An easy way to see how well you are listening is to try and have conversations where you speak less than 50% of the total time. You don't have to time yourself with a stopwatch (although that would be more accurate), but you can look b
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The UI for Wolfram is SO much prettier than Jupyter notebooks.
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3y ago
What a fantastic, personally revealing piece of art. Really well done.
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morgango
3y ago
I had similar concerns so I at least moved my email to Fastmail and then set up a google account tied to it instead of Gmail. When you create the google account, you can just choose to use an existing email address (see https://s
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I am an engineer and have been working in Sales Engineering for more than 15 years now. You are on an interesting and fruitful quest and I wish you well. The biggest shift in moving from engineering to sales is that your priority is no lon
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