randysalami

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by randysalami 2y ago
I’m a fox. It’s exhausting
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by randysalami 2y ago
Keep on fighting the good fight
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by randysalami 2y ago
I have some ideas. randyselimi on Discord
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by randysalami 2y ago
Got some good aggregate tips?
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by randysalami 2y ago
It’s by design and being exploited
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by randysalami 2y ago
The middle class is being liquidated
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by randysalami 2y ago
Probably my favorite piece of code is in ECSRogue/Partis/Entities/EntityIndexManager.cs. I’d love if someone with more experience could critique this code and my implementation. Keep in mind, I just transferred from community
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by randysalami 2y ago
I built an ECS from scratch back in 2019 using C#. It was my first programming project in earnest and I was 19 at the time. Fortunately, I committed to version control and sometimes I still look at it: https://github.com/ran
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by randysalami 2y ago
This is the basis of a startup I’m working on.
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by randysalami 3y ago
Same here, ever since I was 12. Still not disillusioned by the field having graduated college two years despite all the doomsaying. I feel like a wizard!
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by randysalami 3y ago
Yes, if some kings didn’t need the labor of their serfs, they would be gone in an instant. Middle class workers only have it so good now because the ruling class is strictly dependent on them for their empires. Once that goes out the window
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by randysalami 3y ago
And being able to interface with computers. It’s crazy how many people are unable to use a computer efficiently. Don’t take that skill for granted.
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by randysalami 3y ago
I wonder how accurate this technology really is or if they care so little for the results and instead more for the optics of being seen as advanced. On one hand, it’s scary to think this technology exists but on the other, it might just be
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by randysalami 3y ago
Why not do both? I mean I like reading books on AI and papers but without a degree, you have no proof to the layperson that you’re more competent than any grifter claiming they’re an AI expert. Until you can have a conversation that is. A m
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by randysalami 3y ago
I’m getting my masters in AI (undergrad in CS) but this was after a two year gap in the consulting world. When I graduate, I’ll have my masters and have reached senior. Glad to hear my soft skills will be a boon going into the field.
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by randysalami 3y ago
Wouldn't this be serfdom at some point? Debt bondage and indentured servitude.
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by randysalami 3y ago
I’m definitely in agreement that GAD results from awareness but in the case of doomerism (maybe a bit reductionist), I’d like to also argue it stems from a lack of awareness. Why be afraid of a future you cannot control just because you and
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by randysalami 3y ago
> You can't make progress by random wild stabs in the dark, philosophy, spiritual whatever, wild experiments. It doesn't work. It must be hard for a young grad student to swallow the pill of human mortality and reconcile the di
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by randysalami 3y ago
School admin has to be thrifty so they can justify an increase to their salaries. “Look how good our administration is, we reduced IT costs by a whole 1000 dollars! What do you mean our short-sighted and demeaning solution has bitten us in
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by randysalami 3y ago
I’d imagine a lot of this data on workflows was collected and stored for use in training models to replace the workers. The part on handwriting unique introductions or judging trustworthiness seem like low hanging fruit to automate now.
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by randysalami 3y ago
A constraint can lead to more power e.g. the power of abstractions in code. On a more grounded note, having a constraint (a creed or code that limits you) can be a visible signal to others that you’re worth following. With these bonds stren
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by randysalami 3y ago
As an Albanian-American (see my last name), it's true. We're a part of many, grand conspiracies.
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by randysalami 3y ago
Is the master’s really 2-4 years? I always thought it was closer to 1 or 2.
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by randysalami 3y ago
Can I ask how you’re accomplishing this? What tools and workflows are you using to have LLMs actually do this level of development in the present? Sounds like you are at the cutting edge and I’m very curious since I still hear copilot being
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by randysalami 3y ago
Tbh this was kind of my conclusion as someone new to the field (23). In technical consulting, I feel like this phenomenon is even more pronounced since A. most technical consultants don’t get the time to become domain experts in their clien
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by randysalami 3y ago
This is extremely funny
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by randysalami 3y ago
Does anyone want to get together and do something about this?!
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by randysalami 3y ago
Nail on the head. These marketing people create demand.
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by randysalami 3y ago
As a junior developer who works remote, I would love to work at a place that took this approach.
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by randysalami 3y ago
Marketing dollars. Bad content == no companies paying for ads.

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