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by realprimoh 3y ago
That’s cool and all, but I never commented on if it was impressive or not. Just was pointing out user numbers and that the average Hacker News commenter’s bubble is not representative of how most of the world uses social media.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Not sure how that correlates with usage. Your personal experience isn’t a generalizable experience. Nobody in my circle uses Snapchat, yet it’s worth $27B… If anything, this might mean your circle is quite small.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
The Steam Deck is awesome. One of the most beautiful pieces of technology I have ever used.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Dead on delivery? That’s pretty dramatic (and incorrect). 100M users in 5 days and it’s quite active today - very far from dead on delivery.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Reddit is pretty good too IMO. When I first started coding, Reddit people would be super helpful to me
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by realprimoh 3y ago
How Instagram scaled to 14 million users with only 3 engineers: https://read.engineerscodex.com/p/how-instagram-scaled-to-14... Where LLMs are headed: https://blog.quastor.org/p/language-models-fut
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by realprimoh 3y ago
It’s not incomplete though. It has all the components you need to fully build a full-featured functioning web application fast. I’ve shipped products with this kit without having to change much code because it’s very well-made. Don’t take i
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by realprimoh 3y ago
You are welcome to do it for free. The entire point of an UI library is to save time.. you can technically build anything you want for free if you don't value your time. This UI library sped up my dev time at least two-fold. The compon
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by realprimoh 3y ago
This is an unnecessarily rude comment. The blog post is much easier to comprehend both in format and in writing style than the actual paper, which also is, in fact, paywalled. I'm absolutely certain that the blog post is the better lin
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Lots of cold emails and cold reachouts on LinkedIn/Twitter/Threads probably. Checking out research lab websites in universities like UC Berkeley is probably a good place to start.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
a small notebook with a monthly,weekly,daily todo list, then I transfer it online. I have a todo flow in sparksnip.com and then i have todo.monthlies, todo.weeklies, todo.dailies for tracking. Then I break down everything into extremely rea
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Really cool story, especially because that same product now makes over $50k MRR
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Learning by doing is obviously the best way, but not every role has that kind of opportunity. You can build something on the side and scale it, but it's easier to just do that in a company :) I'm no expert on system architecture,
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by realprimoh 3y ago
AI-generated images have an unnatural "smoothness" to them whereas reality is more imperfect. At least that's my hypothesis.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
What are you up to now and what did you join instead?
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Microsoft comp is actually not bad at higher levels, which I assume will be given to all OAI people that will join.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
These are incorrect priors, especially when the mega-corp in question is Microsoft under Satya Nadella.
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by realprimoh 3y ago
This comment doesn't make sense to me at all. I'm not sure that this is a valid comment at all. This is not a rumor. The article references a tweet made by Satya Nadella itself. It is an official announcement. The board drama no l
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by realprimoh 3y ago
So how much did you donate last month to your favorite creators?
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Less people is fine. People who watch for free (with ad blockers) technically cost more than if they just leave. I guarantee most people will either shell out for YT premium or just keep watching with the ads. People who watch ads > peop
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by realprimoh 3y ago
This is a really great article, thanks for sharing. Meta has some great contributions to the distributed systems space. I read a lot of their papers for classes during grad school. I wonder why they didn't join other Big Techs in the c
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by realprimoh 3y ago
Big fan of Quastor and ByteByteGo. Some other resources I've found really helpful, especially as I've moved towards a backend/systems-heavy role at my job. - roadmap.sh has a lot of resources that may help you figure out wher
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by realprimoh 3y ago
LLM-ops, distributed systems, high-volume data storage, better logs storage/observability across distributed systems, private personalization, AR (Vision Pro), VR (when it becomes less of a box on your face and more of just glasses). T
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by realprimoh 3y ago
If you use Google Docs daily and even bother to look at the menus, the amount of changes added just the past 2 years is pretty massive. The reason they're in menus is because the dumbest thing Google can do is kill the native user expe
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Protobufs explained, and why companies like Google, Apple, and LinkedIn use them(newsletter.devmoh.co)
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Apple’s AI Strategy: on-device models(primoh.net)
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Apple's AI Strategy(primoh.net)
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by realprimoh 3y ago
The name of the party in power right now in Canada is called the Liberal Party. That's why Liberal is capitalized.
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by realprimoh 5y ago
100% agreed with you. If anti-trust is an actual priority for the government and not just political drama, they would go after Apple first. For a community that's apparently so harsh on big tech monopoly, I'm always surprised by t
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by realprimoh 5y ago
They didn't release these results. It was leaked.

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