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by random3 4y ago
Let's call them gpt-cyborgs. Some will be worse, some better off. Leveraging the "real" world would be in their advantage. Here's an example - can't prove it's correct, but it could be measured. Take a driver b
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by random3 4y ago
Reposting here - A picture is worth a thousand words – my layman spin on it :) Our brains build models to interpret (translate) everything. We use languages to communicate and share things. When brains share the same models communication
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by random3 4y ago
Perhaps people are too young or too old to remember the Fail Whale before Twitter got reliable =)
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by random3 4y ago
Are you looking for established ones or are startups in your target? If startups are candidates (and life sciences & pharmaceutical are full of people coming from established ones) then you may have a good angle through their investors
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by random3 4y ago
That's funny - and sadly mostly true, but still funny. I think it's hard to get them to pay for anything that they think they * should/could/etc. * build. I think sometimes even CTO can mess up sales. However if you wan
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by random3 4y ago
I've been experimenting with a few different formats. Think the best updates don't take longer than a few hours to write because they should have been in the making for the whole time. It's like "closing the books".
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by random3 4y ago
Here's a bunch of random points (this deserves a full blog post) - it's not about performance - OpenAPI needs and has tooling (it just doesn't work) - think about documentation, client/server code and evolution support f
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by random3 4y ago
Agreed. Didn't intend to say defense attorneys should feel guilty (but some do feel guility, regardless), but that the reputation activity is not even related to the actual legal case. Moreover, feeling a duty to punish or extend the
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by random3 4y ago
Understand where you're coming from but your guilt is less waranted that with a defense attorney. It's not your job to enforce policies that don't exist. There's a broken policy if doctors cand switch jurisdictions like
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by random3 4y ago
(I believe) 80% of design is technical and 20% is creative. This means developer built UIs, documents, etc. could look waaay better by following simple design (typography! included) guidelines. I believe these guidelines exist, but there&#x
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by random3 4y ago
+1 My startup of 6 also hiring ;)
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by random3 4y ago
Researchers point of view is based on their area of research and that's fair and expected. Yann LeCun compares ChatGPT in the context of the related research. Imagine a ChatGPT equivalent that memorizes many questions and does a brute
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by random3 4y ago
I find the Bell Labs phenomenon fascinating. This book highlights some of the fascinating parts and one of my favorites. It goes in more detail about the video phone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Idea_Factory .
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by random3 4y ago
I believe a plugin (e.g. in Obsidian, Notion, Superhuman) could work better than Monica. In fact I think Superhuman has the bets oppportunity to create this product.
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by random3 4y ago
Executives also want to take the rolodex with them, hence they have an incentive to keep a personal CRM so that they keep their contacts after they leave. Superhuman sold to executives for $30/month - which is a relevant (high) price p
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by random3 4y ago
Can someone chime in why this hasn't worked in the past? It seems a personal/portable CRM could be highly useful. The second aspect is the vertical aspect (professional or "personal") One thing I keep hearing from people
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by random3 4y ago
It's looks amazing, congratulations! I'd love to see the source code. Assuming this is not OSS, I wonder what's a good example of a code base, ideally one that is hackable and could be used for educational purposes?
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by random3 4y ago
That looks like something from the future and the photo made me remember the Dune II windtaps - https://strategywiki.org/wiki/File:Dune_II_wind_trap.jpg
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by random3 4y ago
It's fascinating to see the descendants of the original AMP Lab ( https://amplab.cs.berkeley.edu/ ) are still generating value long after it ended. For reference, Spark and Mesos are two other projects that came out of t
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by random3 4y ago
Created the first data team in 30yo corporation in 2007-2008 that shifted the company from proprietary to open-source tech. A cookie store handling over 50B transactions/day for over 1T profiles The London Olympics realtime (online) vi
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by random3 4y ago
Think Knuth and a few others are good exceptions to the rule.
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by random3 4y ago
+1 - genuinely curious if a high-level slang/DSL is possible in Rust or it's just a matter of having tools for the existing Rust developers that prefer to code in Rust
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by random3 4y ago
It's a developing (at a slow pace) model - I'd be curious if there are any but perhaps some in progress. One model that seems to be workin is when companies have shared infrastructure and they collaborate on it (e.g. Linux). Anoth
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by random3 4y ago
+1 - curious
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by random3 4y ago
As an ex-Adobe employee (not a fanboy, no inside information whatsover) and a Figma addicted I'm happy for Adobe and Figma. I also believe this was a logical ending. I was wondering and actively discussing what Figma means to Adobe and
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by random3 4y ago
+1 staff/principal etc. is the same thing. Agreed on fractal model with healthy room for mistakes that should be carved in for everyone - it's the only model that can enable healthy growth. Non-practicing architects are 0, and no
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by random3 4y ago
You must be from Romania =)
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by random3 4y ago
Also John Carmak and ton that are not well known. The point is it's a relative measure that is overused. Is Jeff Dean 10x relative to John Carmak? :) Irrelavant? Yes. Is the 0.1x and -10x more relevant? perhaps :)
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by random3 4y ago
I can imagine the tik-tok - "Am I a 10x engineer or are you a 0.1" =)))
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by random3 4y ago
Hahhaah - I was about to post a similar comment. I think there's a default engineer level and then 0.1 or the -10x :) The -10x will create complexity that cannot be undone. This said an engineer is just an engineer. The problem is m

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