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by philote 4y ago
And right now if you want to use ChatGPT, you have to give "Open"AI your phone number and email.
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by philote 4y ago
What type of information is sent to GPT-4? This could be a security concern for some.
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by philote 4y ago
3. People who may want to try out AI to see if they're 1 or 2 but don't want to give ChatGPT their email and phone number to do so. Also, are people uploading their company's private code to ChatGPT to get its help? Wasn&#x
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by philote 4y ago
Hey, we can get even more cynical. Why should we trust that this code is even similar to what they run in production currently?
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by philote 4y ago
Heh, I'm guessing it was voice to text for "argbash" but got translated to "are dash".
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by philote 4y ago
That's a good one!
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by philote 4y ago
I've often wanted something like that yahoo catalog. I miss the days of being able to browse categories of sites.
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by philote 4y ago
Have you not used async in Python lately? IMO it's very easy to do.
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by philote 4y ago
It's great for when you can do concurrent I/O tasks. For example running a web backend, web scraping, or many API calls. FastAPI (and Starlette that it's built off of) is an async web framework and in my experience performs
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by philote 4y ago
Message queues can be implemented in memory, so no network or disk I/O. In fact, it seems this project does use the built-in "queue" library: https://docs.python.org/3/library/queue.html
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by philote 4y ago
Ooh, I just found my old Kinect yesterday. I'll have to play around with this.
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by philote 4y ago
I wouldn't say it's stable or dead. Starlette and FastAPI are great async frameworks that seem to have replaced Tornado. Django is only recently getting some async support. JS frontend seems to have been going through churn for
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by philote 4y ago
Elm looks quite interesting, I may have to try it out. But I feel that for many JS/TS devs, it may be too much of a jump to move to a functional language.
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by philote 4y ago
I feel that if you have thousands of lines of changes in one squashed commit, you're not breaking down work enough. IMO, each feature or bugfix should be on its own branch, and then all the commits from that branch get squashed during
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by philote 4y ago
Just curious, what format would you send a resume in? I always use PDF and have never had an issue. I find it's better for keeping the formatting consistent across devices than a Word doc (since not everyone uses Word and could use L
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by philote 4y ago
The PDF version is directly downloadable via the original site posted ( http://www.motorsformakers.com/downloads/mfm.zip ). They're making money by selling a print version.
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by philote 4y ago
Just curious, why is using a monorepo a useful trick? I would think it'd be better to have internal libraries that provide common functionality across services, and have a repo for each service. Otherwise, you're deploying code c
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by philote 4y ago
If you think that's bad, I worked at a company that didn't always need your email address. Their customer sites would add their third-party cookie, so if you enter your email on any of their customer sites they could send you a c
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by philote 4y ago
I'm a computer scientist and not much of a writer yet I prefer the use of "unless" over a negated "if". Then again, at the start of my career I used quite a bit of Perl and it was created by a linguist.
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by philote 4y ago
I've thought about going from YTM to Spotify, but hard to justify since I have YT Premium. One annoying thing I noticed with YTM is if I "liked" a song or artist, Google would assume I wanted to see news about them in my Goog
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by philote 4y ago
I agree. Plus, with IDEs and auto-completion, why not use longer names?
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by philote 4y ago
I was curious about this as well. It seems there are bone conducting microphones, but the ones I've found so far go in your ear (so it's visible). I'm going to just hide a mic in my beard.
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by philote 4y ago
The Ali Express link says "Continuous recording:20hours". But since they offer sizes from 4GB to 32GB it's unclear which storage size that's for. That 20 hours could also be how long the battery will last while recordi
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by philote 4y ago
But forks can scoop, poke, and cut. I'd rather the versatility than multiple task-specific utensils.
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by philote 4y ago
It's not in the article but the study of course better defines what they looked at. They looked at deaths due to liver disease, cancer, car crashes, etc.
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by philote 4y ago
Why does that seem maligned to you? I don't see it as negative at all, just descriptive.
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by philote 4y ago
Well I know exactly where you're coming from then. I'm in a very similar situation to yours where the past two jobs I had burned me out. Now I'm in a new position (same as you, 4 months in) and it's much better, yet I s
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by philote 4y ago
There's generally non-compete clauses in employment contracts in my experience. I think #2 is a valid concern. And #3 only is if they were deceitful, which isn't always the case when someone is working multiple jobs.
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by philote 4y ago
Not in my experience. I've worked one salaried job for over a decade alongside other salaried jobs. I let my employers know (and ensure them my long-standing job won't affect my other one), and also checked the contracts to be s
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by philote 4y ago
> an hour of exercise every day I don't disagree, but trying to make room for an hour of time every day can be very hard depending on your situation, especially at first. I'd say do 30 min 3 days a week to start with. It&#x27

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