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by muzani 1y ago
https://inlovingmemory.to is available and you can add names at the end e.g. inlovingmemory.to/marie and then give people their own segments
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by muzani 1y ago
What I hate about these questions is that they're exactly what's asked in exams, so you're expect to make assumptions or fail. At this point, LLMs etc have more critical thinking to dodge these than humans who are conditioned
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by muzani 1y ago
Yeah, it's a meme at this point that if you're learning AWS, expect to be homeless because you left the EC2 on. Maybe not that bad, but I feel like most people have the logging to detect spikes etc, except those who don't k
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by muzani 1y ago
It's a moral stance. But AI isn't as bad as say, biological weapons. It's closer to piracy. So it's like I've never used a gun. Which isn't really a strong point. At the very least, even if you don't plan
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by muzani 1y ago
It's the same elsewhere. Some places are actually using it as a way to get rid of people 'resistant to change'. It also remains to be seen what technical skills we need 5 years from now. I did memory management and pointers 1
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by muzani 1y ago
Some software literacy questions are fine. My favorites are what is grep, what's functional programming, what is the difference between TCP and UDP, what does hashing do. Even if they were cheating, you could tell because the definitio
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by muzani 1y ago
Singapore seems to be a "proxy" between east and west, specifically a way for Chinese companies like Bytedance to get American labor, and a way for American companies to get Chinese labor. Per capita, income is higher than the US.
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by muzani 1y ago
Many browsers today are privacy first and by default will block trackers. Except that one browser by the company whose business model is reliant on ads. The pop up seems to be some kind of UX decision to protest laws around this. These site
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by muzani 1y ago
AI is really good at this though. Not CSI levels, but better than some humans. And tool use is at the level that they can do two things at the same time, which is why playing pokemon is a benchmark now.
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by muzani 1y ago
Might as well ask them to click the bicycles if they wanted to be up front about it
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by muzani 1y ago
This is exactly it. One of the guys we interviewed failed because he used AI. The AI gave him a stack which made it difficult to complete the task in the given time. Well, that was the story anyway. Some team members were already using AI f
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by muzani 1y ago
A "generation" is roughly 5 years on front end in my experience. Measured by say, the time when people make fun of jQuery when they can use vanilla JS to the point where people make fun on jQuery as an 'outdated' stack.
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by muzani 1y ago
Specialist skills. AI is trained on data. Data pulls it towards the average. It does a good job, but only good. If great work is valuable, there's still a need for specialists. Like right now, native mobile jobs are mostly unaffected b
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by muzani 1y ago
Not the case in Muslim countries and I guess developing countries, lol. Developing countries have very low labor costs. In some places, the drink is the loss leader. A group of people head out to a place and pay the minimum - a $0.50 cup of
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by muzani 1y ago
Yup, I drive a Perodua Alza and I'd rather just avoid the question. I'm not sure why exactly. I don't hate cars or anything. But it's like talking about crypto or English football. People don't talk about it for int
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by muzani 1y ago
Bars usually have a whole funnel around getting more women in. Whether it's free drinks, quiz nights hosted by cute girls, the bouncer thing where they filter out some people. We once had a guest lecturer who broke down the ROI of maki
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by muzani 1y ago
It's designers flexing their knowledge of the 3:1 limit. It's like how architects don't make rectangular buildings, there has to be some curve somewhere. Some say that black on white is harsh on the eyes, but something like 1
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by muzani 1y ago
There's plenty I don't like, like Factorio. It's not bad enough to downvote, but not likeable enough to play. However, review positivity is usually the best indicator of sales - it's so accurate that there's algorit
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by muzani 1y ago
Apple has been attacking AI and selling Apple Intelligence at the same time.
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by muzani 1y ago
Inertia.
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by muzani 1y ago
https://docs.maestro.dev/ It works without AI, but there's a MCP and stuff, so you should be able to connect Claude etc with your emulator/device now.
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by muzani 1y ago
Sadly, OP, your reply was killed by the sockpuppet algorithm, so I'll respond here. "...LLMs are good if you tell them the specifics (about the tone / context). Is it what you meant?" They're inconsistent. I believe
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by muzani 1y ago
Yeah, it's unintuitive that more people = slower, as most people have never hit that level of scale. But it means teams and managers and communication communication communication. Will Wright said that you go from 4 hours of work per h
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by muzani 1y ago
I think what I meant is called a moisture absorber: https://www.amazon.com/moisture-absorber/s?k=moisture+absorb... I'm sure they don't add heat anywhere.
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by muzani 1y ago
It's hard to say if you don't speak the language, but I think it translates to the wrong level of formality. Often too formal when asked to translate and too intimate when talking to a user in that language. They also get the tone
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by muzani 1y ago
I always thought it was packaged with the model.
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by muzani 1y ago
Some are more deterministic than others, e.g. Gemini Flash.
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by muzani 1y ago
40+ C in Saudi or Australia. 34 or so in Malaysia. Humidity matters a lot. Get a dehumidifier. The cheapest electrical dehumidifiers are air-conditioning.
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by muzani 1y ago
Growth is metamorphosis. You'll have to let go of who you were and become someone new. You don't lose the past, you digest it. Whether you're going from single to married, IC to manager, you have to fully embrace the role you
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by muzani 1y ago
username checks out

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