sghiassy

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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   Historically speaking it might sadly be :/
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   I’m just commenting for the algorithm gods to promote this post - this is cool!!
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   +1 At Meta we do similar heuristics on which tests to run per PR. When the system gets it wrong, which is often, its painful and leads to merged code that broke unrun tests
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   Curious what you think about Oregon. Has a lot of hydroelectric and the nights get super-cold, so you could open the roof for free ventilation
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   How is this post on the front page?
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   Even if the app used the bash script as the backend, the UI would require dependencies (aka tray icon)
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   Yeah Linus! You better let AI write all the kernel code now… because nothing could ever go wrong with that I use arch Linux btw
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   It’s still unfortunately contentious in many development circles :/
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   by sghiassy 1y ago

   That’s a strong point. Thanks for the thought
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    I’ve always found the idea of “restoring” ecosystems a bit philosophically tricky. When we say that reintroducing wolves led to ecological improvements, what’s our reference point? Are we comparing it to Yellowstone 100 years ago? 500? Pre-
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    Is a screenshot of the product not possible? Like wtf, show what the final result looks like
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    I prototyped this exact thing by parsing the DOM, building corresponding UIKit elements and styling them via CSS. My output looked exactly like an embedded WebKit UIView though - so then the problem became - what was I making that was appre
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    I think the authors point, is that, designers are incorrectly choosing the wrong tool. In my experience in FAANG, designers use Figma for everything. Like literally everything. So when you say, they should use a sketch tool when they need f
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    Why economists dislike a lump of labor - https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/003467607016358...
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    by sghiassy 1y ago

    Love the app; will use. Scared of MAGA targeting brown people with this type of social enforcement
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    What if your primary way of learning isn’t reading? Are librarians still as necessary?
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    You’ve just ruined every growth Product manager’s dream
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Does a football coach need to be in the lineup in order to be great?
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Could you add more context? I’m unfamiliar with Grok. Is Elon being a hypocrite?
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    I think that’s already been achieved https://youtu.be/o1sN1lB76EA?si=4nMZryeOeoVrZewW
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    46.05% in the last 6 months 69.10% in the last year 235.05% in the last 5 years Just the facts
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Now I want to program in Mandarin and be l33t
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    But like, you can’t program Java without English right? A for-loop has to be written in English?? I’m so confused haha
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Dumb question, but it would then seem that you have to know English to program??
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    My mother is a first-generation immigrant. Her writing isn’t ideal, but AI allows her to communicate articulately in a way, where before she might have been discriminated against
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Thanks for saying that :) I appreciate you
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    The internet would be a little better, if people were a little nicer
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    Thank you for the link. I have a lot of respect for Stratechery. I learned a lot, and agree, I’m the one who was missing it haha
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    I feel there’s a gap missing in this thread (or I may be the one missing it) DeepSeek proved knowledge distillation works very well and cheaply https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_distillation But they didn’t sho
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    by sghiassy 2y ago

    I don’t think that it got more efficient. It’s that smaller models can train via larger ones cheaply. Think teacher/student relationship https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_distillation