quadcore

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by quadcore 3y ago
Wow I love the idea, thanks for making this and congrats on the launch. From the comments I read I can tell the receiving devs can easily become grumpy if things are not as they want to the semi-colon. A few ideas to solve that problem. 1.
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by quadcore 3y ago
He's pressuring for results with an external example. That way, he gets less of "we cant do that".
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by quadcore 3y ago
Thumb up to that.
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by quadcore 3y ago
It does become a channel mess. The trick I use is to code everything using the same patterns (down to the same characters, name conventions, line breaks, etc) as much as I can so i can use the text editor to work (refactor) that mass. It&#x
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by quadcore 3y ago
I agree with you on the end result except I dont think any president has anything to do with that. It's little known but the president has actually little power and things move forward more or less the same regardless of who he is. My
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by quadcore 3y ago
More like scélérats :)
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by quadcore 3y ago
No you don't.
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by quadcore 3y ago
See above comment to get an idea of what its like in 2023.
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by quadcore 3y ago
This includes cars regurlarly charging at me (yup, with various schemes, from I pass 5 cm from you to I try to kill you outright because nobody is watching), constant harassment wherever I go, some insurance director calling me home at nigh
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by quadcore 3y ago
As crazy as it sounds, I second that sentiment. France is turning fascist. Like for real. As a not entirely white guy, you have no idea the crazy stories I have to tell already and it just keep escalating.
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by quadcore 3y ago
Musk made a lot of mistakes with twitter Now call me crazy but I disagree. I think - or rather I feel - he's doing an excelent job somehow. He's doing what other executives are afraid to do: he's building and building requi
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by quadcore 3y ago
To my defense, when you're looking for a job for so long, you dont know what day it is anymore. Mmh not sure this is helping.
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Ask HN: No 'who is hiring' this month?
11 points by quadcore 3y ago|3 comments
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by quadcore 3y ago
I did generate millions in differentiated costs - multiple times. Are you looking for a badass programmer? Im based in Europe but can do remote work for whatever time zone (almost any stack). Email in bio.
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by quadcore 3y ago
I know a developer that Meta offered ~$6 mil Total Compensation, he turned it down for $10 mil from Google. Just to confirm, does that person code all day there? (real question)
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by quadcore 3y ago
convolutional network to pilot a simulated car on the GPU Seems silly enough to get you somewhere cool. Though the best pass is recommendation . Impress your colleagues so bad, they will recommend you somewhere one day. than for impactf
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by quadcore 3y ago
How do you quantify best? The bests have cool stories to tell.
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by quadcore 3y ago
Another theory of mine is that survival instincts is (or is part of or is strongly linked to) consciousness. Take an AI for example, like say gpt4, and picture it being tought or being able of survival instincts. How would one differentia
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by quadcore 3y ago
You just can't understand people on a snap judgment, there are too many outliers. Not so long ago, I would have certainly agreed with you until I met this one girl. So we started dating and, a couple months in, sometimes, as a joke,
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by quadcore 3y ago
If we'd implement what you says, you'd just found a way to systematically prevent protests. Doesnt work.
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by quadcore 3y ago
When this happened and it happened late in the history of the company, they were hoarded by Activision's people already. Morhaime kept the company from the usual bosos for as long as he could, but he had sold shares in the early days s
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by quadcore 3y ago
It's to note that Michael Morhaime, one of the founder of the company who was CEO for decades isnt involved with the company anymore. He was one of the geniuses that made blizzard what blizzard was.
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by quadcore 3y ago
The greatest risk of AI is by far riots from people. Once they flat-earthed it, it's gonna be a lot of fun. Watch the people who control it go underground [0] [0] Sam Altman on how to survive a nuclear war
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by quadcore 3y ago
I'd bet it works on human too. Will update you on that.
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by quadcore 3y ago
I definitely think this is the strategy of google leaders, they've heard to much of "how do you monetize your products?" from investors and now they are maximizing profits for that current software generation. I wonder though
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by quadcore 3y ago
There is more than meet the eye. Some people will mess with you in a subtle way. They are able to play with your emotions in a way you wouldnt think is possible because they learnt at the very young age. You've got to learn to differen
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by quadcore 3y ago
It's so brilliant. As a layback person, I wonder how much more of transformers they went, like is it transformers that are brilliant or gpt (essentially)? Both i suppose but then is there a big distance between the two i wonder.
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by quadcore 3y ago
It may be new to the extend it's hyper centralized indeed.
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by quadcore 3y ago
I agree with you on the technicality - if we say the promter is an artist, then the picture belongs to him.
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by quadcore 3y ago
If you can find a new artist then I think the picture belongs to him.

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