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by ryoshu 2y ago
Ask o3 is P=NP?
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by ryoshu 2y ago
I'm from the midwest with family from the deep south. I've ported y'all to NYC, but it took some convincing to get folks to be comfortable with using it.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
It could be simpler. Humans don't need 5TB of data to reason.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Delegation -> This is 1000% the hardest thing to do. You need to let go and trust your people. Where’s my dopamine? -> Your success is the teams' success. When they are doing well, you are doing well. Quality over quantity ->
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by ryoshu 2y ago
There are a lot of "uh huh", "yeah", "agree" types of statements in odd places as well.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Very relevant in the age of smart glasses for workers.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
This is great framing.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Those are the times when you identify who is there to help and who is there to be performative.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Love. Love. Love this. Thank you.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
That's generally by design.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Family from southern Alabama. Again, not common, but it existed outside of Georgia and NC. People always looked at me weird when I would talk about it, but certainly a memorable experience.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Been a long time since I've had one, but I still remember that it was the best potato I've ever had. Not sure why. Just really good. And you can't eat the skin. It was a deep south thing in the US, but even within living memo
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by ryoshu 2y ago
95% * 95% = 90.25%
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Spoken like an MBA who counts lines of code.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
No.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
This is a fundamental problem with these architectures. It's like having a SQL database with no way of handling prepared statements. I have yet to see a solution offered outside of rewriting queries, but that's a whack-a-mole prob
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by ryoshu 2y ago
There are plenty of uses for WordPress for marcom sites for Fortune 500 brands that don't use those sites for transactional revenue, but they serve millions of impressions a month that rely on ACF. This is a supply chain attack. The
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Have the printed version of the CRPG book. It's great. https://if50.textories.com/ is another really good one that dives into the early days of game design. The story around The Hobbit is a great example of emergent ga
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Musk got rid of the people who owned the relationships with the brands and agencies that drove the ad revenue. Burning those relationships plus getting rid of content moderators made sure advertisers were very skeptical of being on the plat
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Let go of 80% of workers and 84% of revenue. Brilliant.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
It has hot swappable code. For skilled practitioners it's fine.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Agreed, but the problem is if these things replace practitioners (what every MBA wants them to do), it's going to wreck the industry. Or maybe we'll get paid $$$$ to fix the problems they cause. GPT-4 introduced me to window funct
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by ryoshu 2y ago
1000% this. LLMs can't say "I don't know" because they don't actually think. I can coach a junior to get better. LLMs will just act like they know what they are doing and give the wrong results to people who aren&#x
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by ryoshu 2y ago
My daily is an iPhone 12 Pro and I work on bleeding edge tech daily. I don't need to upgrade. It works fine. Had to replace it when it had a battery problem. There are no features I need from the newer models.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
This is the existential problem. Are you building value or extracting value?
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by ryoshu 2y ago
bm25 + vector search works better than vector search alone.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
I worked on AOL 5.0. It did crash machines with a specific softmodem driver. The bug was in the driver, we had to work around it after the gold master release. We didn't have that specific machine/driver in the QA lab, but the exe
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Good. Time to build.
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by ryoshu 2y ago
Why would you ever use a non-deterministic model for a deterministic function?
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by ryoshu 2y ago
One of my favorite interviews was like this, but it was a long time ago and they printed out the code and told me there was a problem. Here's a pencil. What's wrong? Most were a function call or two. In one case I remember someone

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