okdood64

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by okdood64 1y ago
A lot of them just completely ignore the written instructions and map.
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by okdood64 1y ago
What do you mean by agentic work in this context?
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by okdood64 1y ago
A good engineer != a good coder.
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by okdood64 1y ago
How is this bad? It's not. You're still responsible for that code. If anything copy & pasting & tweaking from the same repository is really good because it ensures uniformity.
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by okdood64 1y ago
Have an audio link and timestamp to this?
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by okdood64 1y ago
> Now it feels like getting paid comes first. Understandable given the cost of living in SV.
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Why Discord founder Jason Citron is stepping down from CEO job(venturebeat.com)
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by okdood64 2y ago
Everything you say is fair; but that doesn't explain why someone TODAY would prefer a gas car, or something that can charge high enough in ~5 minutes.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Sure, but that's not what 'astroturf campaigns' impies.
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by okdood64 2y ago
But - and hear me out - what if someone had to a do a trip where the chargers where clearly out of the way of their route? That adds more time.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Mailing hard drives of LARGE amounts of data was relatively common as recently as the mid 2010s.
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by okdood64 2y ago
> large budget feature What does this mean?
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by okdood64 2y ago
> they'd balk at the idea of having the raw stuff being uploaded to the cloud Why?
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by okdood64 2y ago
So it would've been more "broadly" true to say: JWST discovers that most galaxies rotate in the _same_ direction?
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by okdood64 2y ago
Nissan's Skyline/R35 lines were largely wildly expensive projects that Nissan had no business doing, at the expense of their company's future. They were a form of a charity (bless them) to the automotive world. But then they
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by okdood64 2y ago
Probably not too different if: Biden acted like Trump during his first 100 days, was extremely abrasive and disrespectful to Zelensky, told NATO the US isn't going forward with any more security commitments, and then this deal happened
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by okdood64 2y ago
How long before it started taking effect when you started?
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by okdood64 2y ago
Would be need to put a datacenter there and cache static type websites (NYT, etc) to lower latency.
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by okdood64 2y ago
> A skilled programmer Running a massive video site is not as simple as throwing a bunch of skilled programmers at it...
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by okdood64 2y ago
This is the answer. Let's not pretend 95% of companies are asking asinine interview questions (though I understand the reasons why) that LLMs can easily solve.
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by okdood64 2y ago
> is going to kill a lot of RAG use cases. I have a high level understanding of LLMs and am a generalist software engineer. Can you elaborate on how exactly these insanely large (and now cheap) context windows will kill a lot of RAG use
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by okdood64 2y ago
> fatal crash But yes, you're right to point that out.
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by okdood64 2y ago
Not to mention the total dodge when Murati was asked about training on the YouTube corpus during that television interview. Sorry for the Short: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/M0QyOp7zqcY
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by okdood64 2y ago
Can someone dumb to me, a generalist engineer who has a very surface level knowledge of how training LLMs work: what people were doing before and what GRPO is doing different?
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by okdood64 2y ago
Where would you want a young female (for their own safety) to walk through at 9pm at night, given the choice: A block of drug zombies, or a block doesn't have any of that?
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by okdood64 2y ago
> And by plugging in a Motorola MA1 one has Wireless Android Auto on a car that never supported even the wired version. Sweet. I find wireless Carplay, especially when using Google Maps, drains the battery like crazy. I always plug it in
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by okdood64 2y ago
I've seen in larger companies there's a lot of career growth initiatives focused around the typical groups that DEI have been deemed oppressed. So if you're not in those groups you're left out. Now whether it's righ
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by okdood64 2y ago
People don't understand and respect public transportation (train in this context) in this country. There's a lot of dumbasses who will be on the tracks when and where they should not be. Hence we need those loud horns.
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by okdood64 2y ago
It's crazy that they do that only because "Google search bad now" or "Youtube bad now".
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by okdood64 2y ago
Either slack or some other third party provider could have a whitelist maintained by IT? Just spitballing.

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