morgango

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by morgango 3y ago
Elasticsearch: https://www.elastic.co/platform
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by morgango 3y ago
I have worked in remote-first organizations for more than 15 years, mostly at technology companies, both as an individual contributor and a manager. By dint of my role, I also get to meet with companies of all different sizes all over the
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by morgango 3y ago
Very astute observation. It is sometimes worth it to take people who are unhappy in their job and/or not performing well and give them a package when they are available. I would guess there are 20 of these people at any company of tha
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by morgango 3y ago
I totally disagree. I have worked remotely for more than a decade and run a team that is 100% remote. The company I work for is remote first as well. For white collar work, there is no difference between remote and on-premise employees.
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by morgango 3y ago
This 1000x. Psychological safety is by far the most important requirement for group participation. You could be doing everything right for people in the middle of the bell curve and still have this person struggling because of something ve
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by morgango 3y ago
https://archive.ph/gYGDv
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by morgango 3y ago
Yea, I think more often it is the second point more than the first one. You would be surprised how often makes leaders into liars. Honestly, I would bet that the VP probably had assurances from his leadership that what he was telling you
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by morgango 3y ago
You are right about this, but in this case a vector would represent a collection of words. Getting the k closes entries would show the k closest text entries to a given query. This is super interesting for "semantic" search, wher
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by morgango 3y ago
I have it loading and able to create new pages, but not able to put a template on a page (just scrolls forever) or upload and image.
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by morgango 3y ago
As an anecdotal comparison, over the last year or so, I have lost about 15% of my body weight through diet and exercise, going from 220 down to 190 today. I did this with exercise (walking exclusively for six months, then shifting to walki
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by morgango 3y ago
The text ... > Return True if the string ends with the specified suffix, otherwise return False. suffix can also be a tuple of suffixes to look for. With optional start, test beginning at that position. With optional end, stop comparing
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by morgango 3y ago
Super cool. Did I miss it or is there a place to change hair color and skin tone?
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by morgango 3y ago
Super interesting idea, especially combining text + LLM + procedural generation. Also, a great idea to use pixelated emoji to provide a body of existing data that is already labeled.
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by morgango 3y ago
In this case, don't they both win? Agriculture companies create calorie dense foods and then we need pharma to keep us from dying.
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by morgango 3y ago
https://archive.is/FvSI9
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by morgango 3y ago
Just realize that recently ESPN was positioned as its own division, fully separate from the rest of the mouse. Very easy to spin off. Disney can take the gambling dollars, dillute the ESPN brand, then send it on its merry way and keep its
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by morgango 3y ago
It actually makes sense if you are thinking that you will be presenting your notes back to people at some point. Two birds, one stone.
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by morgango 3y ago
Amen. Even an LLM enabled senior engineer was 100x better, the situation has to be the right one where all 100x can be applied productively. An analogy -- if I am an athlete who runs a mile 100x faster than my competition, does that mean th
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by morgango 3y ago
Distribution, access to capital, a reliable track record, contracts or relationships with channels, etc. All the unglamorous parts of media. There were some very cool things that came out of the last strike (like Dr Horrible's Sing Alo
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by morgango 3y ago
I think Langchain is like democracy, everyone complains about it and tries to poke holes in it but it is clearly better than all the alternatives. Once I got "into" langchain and how it did things my life as a developer got infini
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by morgango 3y ago
https://archive.is/8Ln5E
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by morgango 3y ago
Any thoughts on integrations with vector stores?
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by morgango 3y ago
I am just fine with the look and feel of bootstrap. Visual tools are great for prototyping and for dealing with fiddly bits like layouts. Why would I want to be constrained to plain HTML when there are pre-made toolkits out there that do i
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by morgango 3y ago
I downloaded it, looks slick. Can I use standard frameworks like Bootstrap with this? Also, any docs?
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by morgango 3y ago
Sounds like something from /r/PCMasterRace
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by morgango 3y ago
Interesting, I wonder how related this is to Toyota's investment in hydrogen as an alternative fuel source. https://www.just-auto.com/features/toyota-bets-big-on-hydrog...
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by morgango 3y ago
Let's look at this through another lens. More than 10000 people had to return to their country of origin on very short notice, because of decisions they had no control over. They likely lost money having to pay for travel costs, break
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by morgango 3y ago
I asked ChatGPT this question, and asked it to simplify as much as possible. Fine-tuned Models: Imagine you have a super-smart robot that can talk about anything. But you want it to be really good at talking about, say, dinosaurs. So, you t
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by morgango 3y ago
A simple answer is that there was more surface water and helped keep it cooler 150 years ago. For example, I lived in Tucson, AZ and there was a road nearby called "Silverlake" that at one time led to a silver lake with enough pow
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by morgango 3y ago
Simple answer - you normally store text in it, but with the state of neural networks these days most things can be vectorized and searched. So, coming myself from a database background but working in search, the SELECT statement (and joins)

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