shahbaby

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by shahbaby 3y ago
Nothing. Higher salary makes you a bigger layoff target, comes with bigger expectations and with higher taxes. Time is a valuable thing.
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by shahbaby 3y ago
Meds helped me a lot. An alternative which is almost as good is using a novel enviornment to enforce the desired behaviour. i.e Go to a coffee shop. But this stops working after a while. Also try using apps which block or limit you from dis
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by shahbaby 3y ago
All the CEOs thinking that they can replace their workers overnight with an LLM should pay close attention here.
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by shahbaby 3y ago
One reason is probably the fact that the M2 is not a significant upgrade over the M1 which makes used M1s a fantastic deal.
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by shahbaby 3y ago
Businesses influenced politicians to force workers back into the office. We as workers should form some sort of collective union to push back against these policies. All employees are replaceable. If we don't fight back now then we wil
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by shahbaby 3y ago
Subscription free link?
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by shahbaby 3y ago
Not just takehomes but also applies to things like automated coding challenges as an initial step before I've talked with someone. Twice I've aced these challenge with time to spare and was then rejected or ghosted. It's the
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by shahbaby 3y ago
Curious, why go with something like this over obsidian?
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by shahbaby 3y ago
After being laid off I had the good fortune to get an offer from a remote first company. Now I'm moving back with my parents in case I get laid off again. There's no way I'm signing a 1 year lease in the current economic envi
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by shahbaby 3y ago
This is spot on.
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by shahbaby 3y ago
It makes sense. IBM is primarily a consulting company pretending to be a tech company, run by business majors.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
I'd love to see a black mirror episode on this.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Am I missing something? Where's all this hate coming from?
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Given the effort you put into this question, it's probably not for you.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Your question already hints at the answer. The "foundation" depends on the context. Your process may be different but many companies will consider D&A as foundational knowledge as it is the closest thing we have so far to a st
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by shahbaby 4y ago
I can also access old chats that are still open so it's likely a bug.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
I think this is a sign of the times we live in. Innovation today seems to have shifted towards serving the owning class.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
I got the same answer and then I asked it "Are you sure the original question made sense?" Chat GPT: It's possible that the original question may have contained a logical inconsistency. The statement "Event C happened be
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by shahbaby 4y ago
They don't care. Everyone is replaceable.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Nailed it. Will also add. - Why buy a new car when one cannot afford a proper home to put it in? - Why buy a new car when one cannot be sure about their job security? - Why buy a new car when there's less of a need to be in an office e
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by shahbaby 4y ago
The good is mixed with the bad and it takes more work now to find the good. So perhaps the OP is correct in that the recommendation systems could use some improvement.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
When I was growing up every kid watched more or less the same cartoons and played the same games. Life was simpler. Now as an adult there's too much out there and too little time. I suspect that this is a big part of why people feel th
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by shahbaby 4y ago
On a side note, this is why you should try to build web scrapping tools which don't deviate too far from normal user behavior.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
It's interesting to see how quickly the sentiment changes after there's a price tag.
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What tool do you use to record ad hoc meetings on a Mac?
1 points by shahbaby 4y ago|1 comments
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Always wished I had a name for this. There is a certain "type" of person that thrives on being mean spirited.
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by shahbaby 4y ago
All security relies on some sort of secret. When brute force guessing of that secret in the best case gives a motivated attacker or a random person a chance of stumbling upon it, that's a failure of security by obscurity. With password
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by shahbaby 4y ago
I wonder if the outcome would have been different if instead of "Probablistic Programming Languages" the team was called something like "Applied Cost Saving Research".
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Who will be held accountable when this fails and people die?
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by shahbaby 4y ago
Sounds like just another day at AWS.

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