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by qprofyeh 3y ago
Like a team ceo. I strongly believe this person should be responsible for a teams success or failure. Grant this person the right to hire/fire members of various disciplines. Tell this person to chase certain revenue numbers or another
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
Just to inform the reader, the experimental WebGPU API does embrace async communications with rendering devices: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/GPUDevice
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
So having the movie Titanic as source data to a generative model finetuned for a specific prompt “output the whole movie” to dump the movie as playable mkv, then distributing only the model and the prompt would be considered legal in Japan?
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
There are more direct ways to convey a message. Article reads like humblebragging...
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
I'd find it surprising if there aren't many many more bugs involving variable names that are 4 or 5 letter abbreviations/acronyms.
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
There's joke amongst PHP companies that modern PHP has finally, completely become Java.
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by qprofyeh 3y ago
What about the films we raise our next generations with? I recently learned that there's blatant racism in many Disney children movies.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Guess that’s what those Epsilon checks are for.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Yup, I can imagine complete images are easier to version-manage and to tag as minor/major/hotfix than each individual part of the stack. I think people underestimate the amount of software that is ALREADY running in their cars&#x2
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
My M1 MBP is built and still performing so well, it’s going to last at least 3 more years. Unless Apple integrates a new accelerated ML chip next year that’s going to revolutionize the way we’re able to train and interact with small, specia
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
I don’t see it like that. Because most of the tooling and ecosystem will work fine. No need to reinvent linters, formatters and dependency infrastructure. Perhaps slightly, 20% of the effort. Also, a subset of a language that does not inclu
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
How does this compare to taskipy?
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
React is a non-zero-overhead abstraction which in itself is fine. If you have different requirements or simply don't like this abstraction, pick another. Write software, not hateful (hostile) articles.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
He said nothing about management. What I think he means by “guiding” is more related to prompt engineering, and how “coding” will evolve from exclusively using programming and scripting languages to a wider creative landscape of generative
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
This isn’t emulation.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Thanks, so void* is the any type in C. And the argument is not necessarily a pointer nor should it be dereferenced. I think I understand.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
For all developers who are curious about the solo gamedev lifestyle business, I’m sure there are many, what are the basic economics that can make it work? (Other than money saved at MAANG.)
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
My C is a bit rusty. What do (void*)0xcafe and (void*)0xbeef in the example mean?
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
In case anyone is wondering, it's a backend issue. "Welcome to Twitter" empty timeline message on web, desktop, and native mobile apps.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Idea: Ask the students to record themselves explaining their solution, and what lead them to it.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
That realistic model it builds of the information you are feeding it, if that’s how we measure its intelligence, then why is the answer it gives sometimes so “smart” yet in other instances where the question is simpler it seems “dumb” (prov
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Everything is a series of statements.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Then there’s the definition of luck. Seems like this article is very career-focused. Sometimes it’s good to remember relationships and free time are also forms of luck.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Anytime before 2010 I would have recommended to skip college. But there’s no advantage anymore to starting an engineering career early without a degree. We’ve reached a stage where programming has become a mainstream skill. The only reason
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
I assume most production environments will run a reverse proxy like nginx which have sensible defaults. Good find nonetheless. Should be patched by Hyper.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
So I assume if they hired someone cheap who’s only job is to manage OPs account payments, and they did this for perhaps 100 other accounts (manager per account), they’d still make millions profit extra, yearly? I indeed struggle to understa
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Happy New Year. Let’s be better in every way possible.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
This description closely matches that of a hacker.
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
Definitely. If founders recognize that they’re no longer able to see the company from a unique perspective, or simply aren’t there most of the week, they should arguably move to an advisor/shareholder role where they’re still inspiring
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by qprofyeh 4y ago
I believe you can hire organizational managers, as COOs, without sacrificing the founders as influencing CEOs though. When founders are forcefully replaced, the business loses its colors, its soul, and the source of its vision over time.

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