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by qazxcvbnmlp 15d ago
Also: rent cost money, keeping track of stuff cost time and money. By all means keep it if you need it, but on some scale you can afford to re buy the new cable that you threw out from the savings of not dealing with clutter.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 17d ago
Oh dear - this explains why people have bad experience with ai. The prompts in the game are terrible. The user was providing no context, they had no ability to give the model background or context. A simple why would have prevented 95% of t
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by qazxcvbnmlp 20d ago
Felt like a case of controlling what is visible to avoid some unconscious fear. The relative tradeoffs (hacking together monitors, sketchy battery power, etc) don't seem to coherently add up to the stated goals. Interesting read tho.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 24d ago
I work on a C++ codebase. I frequently prototype in c and then have the ai model slopify it back to c++. Nice b/c I am faster at reading c, but hard b/c you miss some of the features/nuances of c++.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 2mo ago
Don't spend too much time online. The collective conscious of online can be disconnected from reality. People who aren't successful tend to spend their time complaining online whereas you rarely hear stories of normal people succe
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by qazxcvbnmlp 2mo ago
Apparently paying for an upgrade to a nicer cabin isnt an option either.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 3mo ago
Being able to submit an issue, description, test criteria along with a token budget would be pretty cool.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 3mo ago
Whenever I read posts like this I get the missing missing reasons vibes. https://issendai.com/psychology/estrangement/missing-missing...
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by qazxcvbnmlp 4mo ago
Your communication with stakeholders about your work ends up having more of an impact than your rate of work output.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 4mo ago
The sneaky thing you don't realize when you’re 20 is that you come to be interested in what you work on. So if you just try and do what you do well, it will become interesting!
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by qazxcvbnmlp 4mo ago
Was a specific piece of functionality intentional or an unintended byproduct of a previous change? Did someone else remove something but forget to take this out, or is it important? Etc
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by qazxcvbnmlp 4mo ago
I think this is where one of the biggest gains in productivity from AI will come from. Even if it levels off at current levels of “intelligence” a 30% reduction in team size will save alot of communication overhead. We think of productivity
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by qazxcvbnmlp 4mo ago
Funny enough! There is a donation/disposal bin for bear-spray at BZN (the primary airport you fly to visit yellowstone).
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
The gap between the ai haves and have-nots is starting to appear. 6 months ago a developer with copilot was about on par with one without. The AI code required a lot of review, about the same amount of time as writing the code manually. Now
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
Grocery stores are a level of abstraction. Exchange money, get food. If your whole life you had grown food, it might feel a bit strange. Occasionally the low level details leak through ie: this egg came from this farm, theres a shipping iss
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
One can imagine a future where high vis gear becomes a regulated item.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
The nuance for four-way stops is pretty simple. First come, first serve queue. Except you are allowed to jump out of order if you jumping out of order doesn't slow the people ahead of you down.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
I can assure you the same thing is coming to fw and ee as well. If your in hw because you like building stuff its going to be a fun time to be alive, but there will be large chunks of engineering work that go away.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
Im convinced that real estate costs are whats confining restaurants to more confined service. In lower cost areas booths seem to be much more common.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
If interference token costs are truly below api levels (excluding training costs), then a cheaper personal subscription & expensive api is an excellent price discrimination / marketing tool. Charging individual devs what they can p
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by qazxcvbnmlp 5mo ago
Exactly. If I am making a tool, I want the users mental energy to be spent on their domain, not bespoke weirdness of my ui choices.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 6mo ago
Building on this and replying to OP’s more specific question. It’s an interesting situation (not just for op but for all). Sometimes autism presents challenges in someones life that are directly related to the autism and sometimes they show
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by qazxcvbnmlp 6mo ago
A diagnosis can be helpful if you don't know whats going on and to connect with support. Otherwise try to avoid falling into the trap of wanting the world to cater to you because of a condition (it wont). But importantly by expecting t
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by qazxcvbnmlp 6mo ago
Ive been trying to find a SABRE reference manual somewhere. Do you know if theres any that exist online?
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by qazxcvbnmlp 6mo ago
Raspberry pi on a network controlled power supply to rebroadcast udp broadcast traffic across subnets
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by qazxcvbnmlp 6mo ago
They allude to it, but I think one of the new skills that will be valuable is reasoning about systems where you don't know the code. This is what “owners” and managers who don’t touch code do today.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 7mo ago
One of the main skills of using the llm well is knowing the difference between useful output and ai slop.
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by qazxcvbnmlp 8mo ago
How do you choose which loss function over time to pursue?
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by qazxcvbnmlp 8mo ago
Humans decide what to remember based on their emotions. The LLM’s don’t have emotions. Our definition of good and bad comes from our morals and emotions. In the context of software development; requirements are based on what we wanna do (wh
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by qazxcvbnmlp 8mo ago
Cad in general isn’t good at modeling spacial relationships between parts as a graph.

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