okdood64

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by okdood64 4y ago
> If you just use the web you can upload video, but it is up to you to find something to shoot it, add music, and edit. If you don't actually use it regularly then you don't know. Their in-app editor tools is best in class for
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by okdood64 4y ago
For the vast majority of people in the world Bard is, at the moment, superior. ChatGPT's responses are TOO detailed, and it also has no clue about current events. Imagine how many people just search Google for what's going on in t
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by okdood64 4y ago
I've worked two SRE (or SRE-adjacent) jobs with oncall duty (Some unicorn and a FAANG). Neither have been remotely as bad to what you're saying. (Only one was actually 24/7 for a week shift.) The whole point is that before yo
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Just like how crypto was going to revolutionize everything that required trust, and cryptocurrency was going to replace cold hard cash? We're good for 10 years at least. That said, I would hate to be a frontend developer for the next 1
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My bet is CNN will be the first to bite, followed by Fox News.
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Ask HN: How is Bard able to use current news/data more quickly than ChatGPT?
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> I just didn't know how you're supposed to approach the question. For your example, I would ask them to define what scale we were operating in, and what the footprint would be, etc. Then you could start off with a more complex
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What are 3 things you love about it?
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How does Affirm help you rebuild credit? Is payment history for Affirm used by the credit beaureus?
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Can you elaborate on Valve? Why would Valve not do this? What makes it different?
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What claim is being made? It's just a matter of taking these observations seriously.
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> they were all quickly identified as sensor glare, bokeh, or mis-understood perspective False, congressional report shows not all of them can be attributed to that. Mick West does good work, but he's not _neccesarily_ right on all
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The tic-tacs in particular are observed around military areas which I presume has a civilian no-fly zone. But yes, to be fair, there is a selection bias here in a sense.
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It's incredible that armchair experts can dismiss something as a glitch from corroborated observations from some of the best aerial operators of the most powerful and well funded military on earth. Yes, glitches exist, but don't y
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By OP's standard I'm what you would consider a YouTube addict. I can spend hours just watching it in a single day. And I do this regularly. It doesn't warp my view of the real world, or disconnect me from my work/social
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by okdood64 4y ago
> That it devolved into ad-rotten mess is different topic. I'll bite. Can you take take screenshots from some sample searches to prove this point? Because I don't find it an ad-rotten mess. It's still extremely functional,
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> I enjoy a nice cup of coffee, but I'll drink trash to get me going in the morning. Same. While I do enjoy the occasional good cup of coffee, I just need some black liquid with caffeine in my usual mornings. Full stop.
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by okdood64 4y ago
> taking months on average It takes me almost 2 months of interview prepping (SRE: Leetcoding, brushing up on Linux syscalls, and low-level networking concepts) to pass FAANG+ interviews. I'd say 3 months sounds about right as someo
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> without feedback Beyond a simple rejection, never expect any feedback; just move on. I've only ever gotten real feedback once (from Square) many years ago.
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> We're not even that civilised Elaborate?
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Google's SRE interview, the SA track one, have a 45-min interview solely focused on Linux system internals. (In addition to standard LeetCode, networking & troubleshooting components.) A few other larger companies do this as well f
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Great video about Insight, the technical challenges, and findings from it: https://youtu.be/LmkRrtfY6VI
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How do I obtain the all the executables in the chain?
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As a frequent DashPass user, the individual menu item prices for almost every restaurant is jacked up on DoorDash (as compared to their in-store price) and there is a service fee added on top that's separate from the comped delivery fe
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But this one is going to be Advanced.
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> Distraction (phones mainly), drunkenes, drugs, speeding, running lights, reckless driving, fatigue are the most common reason for accidents. Agreed, and when someone causes me to get into a crash because they're doing one of those
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SWEs can share the oncall rotation with SRE.
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I can only think of one one major tech ad company that's _so far_ untouched.
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> Is the job market worse than Jan 2022? Sure. Is it bad? I don't think so. That's subjective. What if you want to work for a large unicorn or FAANG? Yea, the job market is pretty bad right now then.
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It's somewhat insightful, but a bit misleading. So much of what's been mentioned here simply depends on what part of Google you're working in. It's just so massive; different orgs and product areas have vastly different

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