snowfield

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by snowfield 3y ago
Engineer angry with leadership
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by snowfield 3y ago
They used to own BMWs
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by snowfield 3y ago
To be fair, the new EVs have pretty good adaptive wipers. I have not found the bed to actually overwrite this yet.
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by snowfield 3y ago
I think googles advice is: don't
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by snowfield 3y ago
The regression is also due to that a real SRE is expensive. It's cheaper to just get some newly grads to react to alarms following a set runbook of what to do if that alarm triggers. VERY few companies operate at googles scale. For 99.
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by snowfield 3y ago
Sidenote: Book publishers seem to refuse to embrace digital. I just love going to my local library to "rent" a digital book on my Kindle only to be told that there's no availabile "copies" Is love to read more on Ki
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by snowfield 3y ago
Someone has probably checked them at some point. And that's good enough for me
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by snowfield 3y ago
I mean in my mind, the partial point of llm is that you don't control the output. You control the input. Wanting an generative AI and wanting to cover what it says is like having your cake and eating it too
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by snowfield 3y ago
Sadly cancelled
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by snowfield 3y ago
This is a 50B model. (Mixtral 8x7b)
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by snowfield 3y ago
Or if you want multiple sessions at the same time. Or if you want to do anything else with your machine while it's running. But realistically, 5 minutes is too long. It should be conversational, and for that you need at least 5 tokens
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by snowfield 3y ago
It's a collective agreement. I assume that's roughly the same
73.
by snowfield 10y ago
I dont see how breaking out the messaging part was bad, the messenger app is far superior to the normal one and the chatheads is great. has the same benefit as hangouts, (multiplatform)
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by snowfield 10y ago
Not really, this way you find the price people are willing to pay for your product
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by snowfield 10y ago
There is way too much content. If your company can't turn a profit without selling ads and selling user data. Maybe it shouldn't exist.
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by snowfield 10y ago
Idk, i started blocking ads because i don't want to watch ads
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by snowfield 10y ago
This is done in "secure sites" in the militeraly all over the world. the site itself doesnt have internet but some provide connections through a completely seperated series of thin clients outside of the network
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by snowfield 10y ago
I'm absolutely useless if given excessive amounts of freedom. So there's that.
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by snowfield 10y ago
Supply vs demand? there are just wayyyy too many websites for any particular niche to be paying for it. If its not economically viable, shut it down, find another job
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by snowfield 10y ago
Infinite monkeys will make it infinitely fast :P
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by snowfield 10y ago
One company offering below minimum wage and you can go to another place Everyone offering below minimum wage because that's ok now and you are fucked. I don't think Uber should be allowed to offer below minimum wage, personally.
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by snowfield 10y ago
"Do you want to install "backspace for chrome?" This extension can; See all your data on all websites cant wait
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by snowfield 10y ago
Let's be honest. management probably pushed the guy to ship NOW
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by snowfield 11y ago
I fail to see how this is the industrys fault. The customers only check the sites the have seen commercials for and think is reputable. Its in the end a web of trust and the consumer does not trust randoms
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by snowfield 11y ago
Apparently the head injury rates in football went up greatly when they introduced helmets.
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by snowfield 11y ago
I still have mine, although i don't actually use it as a ipod anymore, but i bought a watch band for it so now it's actually a quite cool watch, worth the 30bucks or whatever they want for it if you want a different watch http:&#
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by snowfield 11y ago
" I personally believe these kind of interviews/questions should be banned since it's really no indicator of skill." If it's between two people with the same skill level you obviously pick the person you can best se