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by rolisz 4y ago
C'mon, at least in tech there's plenty of jobs that feed the family without having to compromise your conscience.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Eh, Musk has plenty of kids :)))
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by rolisz 4y ago
How do you fight it? I had COVID in March 2020 and I feel like ever since then I'm more tired all the time, even if I sleep enough.
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by rolisz 4y ago
In JetBrains (and VSCode) you can write the commit messages in them directly, so no need to open another instance of the editor.
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by rolisz 4y ago
I posted this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27583185 And I got two clients for my consulting business.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Here's an article discussing this at length: https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2020/9/18/seeing-like-an-algo...
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Can You Distinguish Daniel Dennett from a Computer?(schwitzsplinters.blogspot.com)
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by rolisz 4y ago
It depends. Maybe the alternative is to get better at a tool you already know. Maybe you can be a jack of all trades, master of none, or you can go really deep into only 2-3 things. It depends a lot on your personality I think.
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by rolisz 4y ago
But unfortunately not true in other countries! In Hong Kong the menu is very different and even the fries are different!
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by rolisz 4y ago
Looks really cool! Is it hard to port a Chrome extension to Firefox?
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To build successful software, don't make the plan better. Make it shorter(lucasfcosta.com)
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by rolisz 4y ago
> eat 2 eggs for breakfast and I guarantee you won't even think a out food again until lunch time, if not dinner time. I usually eat 3 scrambled eggs when I have them for breakfast. Lunch can't come soon enough afterwards. I th
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by rolisz 4y ago
In my old workplace, I overestimated my tasks by 2x. Who was to question me? The PM who hadn't coded in 10 years? My manager who had never used Python before?
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by rolisz 4y ago
DeepMind has a thing called synthetic gradients: https://www.deepmind.com/blog/decoupled-neural-interfaces-us... .
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by rolisz 4y ago
I had a similar experience with my sister in law who is getting her programming degree this month. When I asked her what was her final project and some details about it, she told me the entry point to her frontend was Angular. When asked ho
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by rolisz 4y ago
For nuclear weapons, even if plans were publicly available, getting the right kind of uranium would still be a major hurdle for 99.9% of the people.
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by rolisz 4y ago
My XPS 13 9360 randomly turns on when the lid is closed and burns through the battery. There was an official document at some point saying that if you put it in your backpack in sleep mode, it voids the warranty. I really like the laptop o
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Need Is All You Need: Homeostatic Neural Networks Adapt to Concept Shift(arxiv.org)
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How to use patterns for multilabel text classification annotation in Prodigy(rolisz.com)
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by rolisz 4y ago
Define enough. One hour workout every day? That's usually 500-1000 extra calories. It's not that hard for people to eat that much more extra, so they still put on weight.
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by rolisz 4y ago
What comes to mind is all those cakes with bad inscriptions. First Google result: https://images.app.goo.gl/JZtBVCwmCFfcmV6F8 Yeah, a lot of people seem to have problems interpreting instructions for drawings.
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by rolisz 5y ago
And what results did those methods from the 70s to early 2000s get? Why are they not used? Deep learning has obtained good results in a couple of fields (NLP and CV) and nothing else comes close to it.
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by rolisz 5y ago
But the blacklist would be personal, so applying only to me.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Yes. That's how you use GPT3: for the 2nd token, you feed in your prompt and the first token it returned. Then you feed it your prompt and the first two output tokens, and so on.
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by rolisz 5y ago
In the EU (at least in Romania), MMS is not a thing, and even SMS is not the status quo. Everyone talks using WhatsApp mostly.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I'm one of those people. I haven't memorized all of the Python standard library, but whenever I run into things that I need to do on a monthly frequency (which is not enough to remember things just by using them), I add them to my
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by rolisz 5y ago
TDD. That's the point of TDD and that's what people are arguing against. If you relax this constraint, you get something different.
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On the usefulness of a little bit of programming(rolisz.ro)
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by rolisz 5y ago
In Romania the gas prices are about 6.38$/gallon. I'm pretty sure average income in Romania is much lower than in the US.
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by rolisz 5y ago
GPs point is that exercise can help with those things: if you feel less hungry (because of leptin), you fill eat less calories or fewer snacks (or healthier ones).

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