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by sghiassy 2y ago
Because building a frontier model is expensive. But building a model as good as an existing frontier model is cheap (re: distillation). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_distillation So the takeaway is they hav
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Racket has been on my bucket list of languages to learn. Seems really intriguing
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Someone once asked Napoleon how he decided where to assign soldiers. Napoleon’s reply was that it’s simple: soldiers are either smart or dumb, lazy or energetic. * The smart and energetic I make field commanders. They know what to do and ca
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by sghiassy 2y ago
But if you had to do it manually, it would presumably be plumbed everywhere to start with. And if it wasn’t immediately available, it would give you a strong signal to wonder what you’re doing wrong
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by sghiassy 2y ago
In Jetpack compose, the Composer is embedded by the compiler at build time into function calls https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/under-the-hood-of-jetpa... I’m still not sure how I feel about it. While more annoying
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by sghiassy 2y ago
I think it’s the opposite. They want the US to defend Taiwan
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by sghiassy 2y ago
NYC has destroyed more beautiful architecture than most cities have ever had
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It’s probably because I started going to the gym last week
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It’s like a Christmas ornament. Unnecessary in utility, and yet so fun to enjoy
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by sghiassy 2y ago
https://join.theneurondaily.com/
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Am I the only developer who preferS long lines?
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by sghiassy 2y ago
From an economic perspective and Guyana’s new found wealth, it’s important to understand https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_curse
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by sghiassy 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_curse It’s unfortunately not that simple for poor countries to benefit from resources
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by sghiassy 2y ago
No. It’s 90% of their “AI traffic” is ByteDance. Here’s the quote: “”” Nearly 1% of our total traffic comes from AI crawlers Close to 90% of that traffic is from Bytespider, by Bytedance (the parent company of TikTok) “””
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It’s in big bold bullets at the top of the article “Nearly 1% of our total traffic comes from AI crawlers Close to 90% of that traffic is from Bytespider, by Bytedance (the parent company of TikTok)”
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It’s 90% of 1%… title is misleading
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by sghiassy 2y ago
^^ this
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It’s a stochastic interface. That medium isn’t applicable for a wide variety of interfaces, so there is still very much a place for boring UI with JSON over the wire
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Yes
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by sghiassy 2y ago
I believe there’s no further process for appealing this decision either
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Kudos!
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Everyone loves the cloud, until they get the bill
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Honestly, I don’t understand when someone says VSCode is slow because it’s built on Electron. Are they talking about the 3 extra seconds on cold start? Is that really something to scoff at considering all its benefits??
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by sghiassy 2y ago
It was odd that morbidity was always tied to health or socioeconomic issues in this article. It sounded like rich people don’t have too worry about alcohol, which would be bizarre. Can someone knowledgeable in this area perhaps expand?
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by sghiassy 2y ago
As a Principal Engineer in FAANG, I’d caution against bringing software development in-house without someone who deeply understands how software is built at the leadership level within your company. Software can be intangible, making it dif
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Interesting technique. Thx for sharing
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by sghiassy 2y ago
This is nightmare-fuel. How does this happen? As a glib answer, can I suggest, that without proper training, there were a lot of developers who had never trained under anyone or any company with proper practices?? Honest question. How does
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by sghiassy 2y ago
You can defn tell the difference between those who are software engineers because it was something to major in college - versus those that do it because it was the funnest thing we could think of doing with our time
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by sghiassy 2y ago
I think the reason you repeat encounter the same reaction is because the length of a response is usually indicative of the persons underlying emotions/intent/excitement/etc As an analogy, WRITING IN ALL CAPS, imparts yelling
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by sghiassy 2y ago
Patience my friend. It’s coming

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