newaccountman2

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by newaccountman2 2y ago
I am not qualified for your current hiring needs, but this is extremely interesting to me. Right now, I am currently learning Rust and have some side projects planned writing interpreters and compilers therein, and would love to take you up
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
Location: Los Angeles | Orange County, CA | Remote Remote: Remote or Hybrid ok Willing to relocate: maybe , but would have to be an exceptional opportunity Technologies: Python; LLMs; FastAPI; Django; Postgres; AWS; Docker; AI; HuggingFace
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
It seems cool, but why the mandatory 24 hour auto-delete? edit: I guess if it took off, you'd incur storage costs :thinking:
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
What makes him think those guys read?
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> I think our culture needs some general awareness and “antibodies” against Narcissism, and emotional manipulation in general. This would be diametrically opposed to American culture lol
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> Consider this scenario: 1. You have a critical DynamoDB table with a Lambda trigger handling important business logic 2. A developer pushes changes to the Lambda's `$LATEST` version for testing 3. Surprise! Those changes are now p
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
Would like to shoutout Lasso here Also, Windows Fancy Zones is very good in this area, fwiw (obvs not available on Mac, just saying, it's extremely good). Bento for Mac tries to be like Fancy Zones, but it falls short for some reason I
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
Text is such a protocol.
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> Citation needed? Pydantic is really quite fast Pydantic v1 was slow enough for them to write a lot of the core logic in Rust for Pydantic v2, and for the previous sloth to have been an argument people launched against it if you look ba
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
I work with people who are ambivalent about this and believe using random dicts in a variety of places is a valid way to write Python code. For these kinds of people, no amount of rational evidence or argument is going to convince them this
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> Is this something like clojure.spec by for TypeScript so you can do runtime validation of data instead of compile-time not really "instead", more like "in addition to". Even if your code compiles, if you are receivi
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
If you made "save for later" searchable and filterable, I would pay you a small amount for the Chrome extension. I have been thinking about such an extension for a while, but I'm not a front-end or extension developer, so it
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
I am generally on your side of this debate, but Bitcoin is a reference that is in favor of the opposite position. Crypto is/was all hype. It's a speculative investment, that's all atm.
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
MLM, Medium Language Model :) Maybe even "small". You can easily run and train a lot of BERT models on a single consumer GPU. I have a small NER model I am fine-tuning/training on my local Nvidia RTX 3070.
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> backups for this MySQL instance had been cancelled over 2 months ago. Uhh, there's the problem, not that someone accidentally deleted something lol
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
I think Python is terrible, but whitespace is ok. lol
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by newaccountman2 2y ago
> If you name a folder 'Developer' in macOS, it automatically adds a little Xcode-stylized icon. :0