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by pan69 10mo ago
> What you quickly find out is that LLMs are really tuned to like react Sounds to me like that there is simply more React code to train the model on.
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by pan69 10mo ago
And DIGGER.
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by pan69 10mo ago
> fragmented ecosystem This sounds a bit like an oxymoron. More diversity will only help the ecosystem IMHO.
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by pan69 10mo ago
They must have hired McKinsey to advice them.
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by pan69 10mo ago
I use LLMs as a sounding board for logical, creative or reasoning tasks all the time as it can provide different points of view that make ME think about a problem differently.
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by pan69 11mo ago
In similar vein, the U2 song Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me has similar self-deprecating lyrics on what it is to be a pop star. They want you to be Jesus They'll go down on one knee But they'll want their money back
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by pan69 11mo ago
I agree. But it also depends on the role you're hiring. When I hire grads or juniors onto my team I will focus a lot more on leetcode style problems because a) they don't have much work experience so delving into real-world proble
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by pan69 11mo ago
In your post you say: > "Hey, the federal portal says we owe $60,000 in penalties for not filing a tax return." That doesn't sound like they're asking you to pay tax on your $0 income business. It sounds like you need
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by pan69 11mo ago
So is the JavaScript/TypeScript one. Very steep learning curve, very fragmented but clearly also very powerful once you know how to use it.
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by pan69 1y ago
Back in the 90s there was a zeitgeist where people in different pockets of the world came up with similar ideas and similar solutions to certain problems. Technology hit a certain threshold that allowed for specific innovation to occur. It
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by pan69 1y ago
It might take years to get a business of the ground.
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by pan69 1y ago
> When OpenAPI opened the polymorphism door with 'oneOf' and the like Technically this is a feature of JSON Schema, not OpenAPI. But since OpenAPI is a superset of JSON Schema...
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by pan69 1y ago
I work in a large enterprise where they are jumping on the product manager bandwagon as well. Personally I don't mind the idea of this role but, similar to the product owner role, it seems to be an invention of consultancies as a way t
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by pan69 1y ago
Looking at the PR you posted below, your comment seems to be slight misrepresentation: > taylorotwell commented on Sep 13, 2023 > I personally don't have the knowledge to trust merging this sadly. I would > prefer to either de
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by pan69 1y ago
Happened for me on my normal desktop browser, cute but distracting. It also made my mouse cursor disappear. I had to move my mouse outside the browser window to make it visible again.
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by pan69 1y ago
I assume that they are using some form of mipmapping, a technique by which you have several images at different sizes to represent different levels of detail. It is used a lot in 3D environments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by pan69 1y ago
> Is it like defining porn I guess when it comes to the definition of intelligence, just like porn, different people have different levels of tolerance.
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by pan69 1y ago
My teams daily standups are focused around raising issues and blockers, not as an individual status update. Sometimes nobody raises their hand and after 2/3 mins we go our merry way. Sometimes someone raises something that ends up bein
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by pan69 1y ago
Yes! Build a "platform". I learned that as well. Also saves your from having to come up with snazzy names for your "new product" as you can just name it after its function, notes.mydomain.com
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by pan69 1y ago
8-Bit Show and Tell recently did a video about Truchet Tiles on PETSCII. Fun watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVQJykMJSH0
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by pan69 1y ago
> At my job, management is constantly forcing us to reinvent the wheel. It's called; sustaining the gravy train. Why fix something once when you can "fix it" over and over again...? Grifters and posers.
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by pan69 1y ago
If your interested in this era, also check out the Code Rush documentary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q7FTjhvZ7Y
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by pan69 1y ago
> The new July Android update adds "battery management features" that will make the phone unusable. I didn't get from the article how the update will make the phone unsable.
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by pan69 1y ago
Maybe validation isn't one big moment, but maybe validation could be many small moments. So, those first 5 users: small validation. First 1K MRR: small validation. Etc. I think the point of the article is to be persistent and if you&#x
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by pan69 1y ago
I have never done this personally, so no real experience, but I would try to handle everything but customers by using Terraform.
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by pan69 1y ago
Kinda like, bring your own laptop.
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by pan69 1y ago
Yes. I work for a large financial institution and they are all in on AI. All managers and tech leads have been instructed to apply AI as much as possible and to shoehorn it into every single thing because the company has made a BIG public a
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by pan69 1y ago
They were both fighting a common enemy. That didn't make 'm besties. The moment WW2 was over, the cold war started.
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by pan69 1y ago
Business Insider is spinning this as a feel good story about what true dedication to your employer looks like.
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by pan69 1y ago
Or Catholic.

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