mym1990

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by mym1990 4mo ago
You don’t think there is such a thing as “understanding” a subject? Knowing the fundamental buildings blocks of that subject? Rearranging those building blocks within other domains to make new discoveries? A few days ago you commented, in r
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by mym1990 4mo ago
You do you.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Eh, they said models, which can mean hyperspecific domains, not necessarily a massive generalized LLM.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Fooling yourself into thinking the LLMs are "understanding" what you are saying or asking is a trap. The output you get may be useful, but it is not due to any sort of understanding. The elements of human work you mentioned are wh
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by mym1990 4mo ago
There are ways to put a superficial personality on the LLM which can break up some of the mannerisms that get old. Give it a new accent, allow it to keep a memory of things that nudge it into one personality or another, make it behave diffe
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by mym1990 4mo ago
I think thats a good start probably haha. I am not a manager, and have not had a "good" one in a very long time, so I have no resources unfortunately. That isn't to say mine are bad, they let me be autonomous as an IC and I h
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Good managers are fairly rare, even though every manager probably thinks they are a good manager.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
When you say they didn't work, what does that mean? Opened 10-20 and they all opened as a PDF or a webpage(albeit some don't have HTTPS certificates).
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by mym1990 4mo ago
The OP specifically referenced a steering wheel as it relates to weight, so that is what I went off of. Try to not overthink things.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
It doesn't feel like a fake choice when I sit down on the couch and flip between 5 services trying to find something to watch, and on a weekly basis I will watch something on almost all the services. The content nowadays is generally
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by mym1990 4mo ago
I feel like in this case, the “Amazon or Netflix” example is particularly bad because I feel like I’m actually drowning in streaming providers. You will also typically have the option to simply opt out, although this is getting less rare. I
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Somewhat of a weird example…the one without a steering wheel could be autonomous, or the place you want to get to is in a completely straight line from where you start. Also in your example you have both cars without steering wheels.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Interest payments, wars, tax cuts are rounding errors?
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by mym1990 4mo ago
That, interest payments, UFC fight night flyovers, ballrooms, wars, tax cuts. I would go as far as to say that the only things getting reduced funding are education and science research, but that’s just a hunch.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Funny, because while science and research funding is being cut…the debt is still rising faster than ever, because I still see taxpayer money flying towards useless things more than ever.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Not totally, because the deal is in stock. The cash SpaceX got is actual cash that can be deployed today. The stock will be in a lockout period and could be worth nothing or something whenever the lockout ends.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
Now that we have trillionaires running around, it may not seem like it, but it is a considerable amount of money in most of the USA. In many parts of the world it would be considered an unfathomable amount.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
As someone who is just learning CAD…what makes a fillet “ver high quality”?
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by mym1990 4mo ago
“I saw my life branching out before me like the green fig tree in the story. From the tip of every branch, like a fat purple fig, a wonderful future beckoned and winked. One fig was a husband and a happy home and children, and another fig w
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by mym1990 4mo ago
I would look up the arduino UNO starter kits on amazon or adafruit. They are more reasonably priced, have more components, have more tutorials.
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by mym1990 4mo ago
“Additionally, nLab significantly lowers the barrier to entry of learning electronics. Learn at universities? $100k. Classes online? Still thousands of dollars. Learn on your own? $1,000+ of equipment and parts.” I hate this kind of marketi
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by mym1990 5mo ago
I think walking for around an hour at a time, with no music/earbuds, can be extremely enlightening. I find the first 15-25 minutes my brain is doing like a “cleaning” cycle almost where I think about very surface level things, and then
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by mym1990 5mo ago
Username checks out
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by mym1990 5mo ago
Same, mine kept redirecting randomly to a 404 page while I was reading.
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by mym1990 6mo ago
"On the economics, things worked." I would argue that they didn't. 25$ per hour for custom design work seems very low, I understand maybe trying to get a customer base but at that rate you are just going to get repeat custome
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by mym1990 7mo ago
Not to pile on, but I was using Claude Code through the native application and it started doing exactly this on its own, side by side with my prompt, running the server and taking screenshots in the native app. Claude also just launched its
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by mym1990 7mo ago
For the few times that I have tracked myself doing various activities, I have found that I didn't even need to do anything with the data, I was actively changing habits whilst I knew I was being monitored. For example, I wore a GCM for
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by mym1990 7mo ago
I think a broad tax would just make it more difficult for middle and lower class to fly. Tax the business/first class and frequent flier, but don't push people who can already barely afford to fly out.
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by mym1990 8mo ago
This is likely because the blog is AI generated and keys off this point from Karpathy: "As a preview, by the end of the script our model will generate (“hallucinate”!) new, plausible-sounding names.", so the LLM just repackaged th
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by mym1990 8mo ago
Its interesting to me that over the last 10 years of working in agile teams, not one team has analyzed burn rates to see if we are doing better/worse over time. Its like every sprint is a clean slate and no one actually gets better at

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