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by stevev 3y ago
For such systems that are commonly used by many, it’s best to open source it. Don’t reinvent the wheel.
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by stevev 3y ago
I disagree. Vehicles are one thing, AI chips are another. One is a default investment for any AI tech company to survive. Data centers will only grow from here.
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by stevev 3y ago
Real Tesla Range = Advertised Range * 0.80
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by stevev 3y ago
It’s interesting that the top companies where employees leave often are tech companies. I wonder why this is?
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by stevev 3y ago
It’s congress’s fault for not defining the rules and for giving the SEC a hammer.
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by stevev 3y ago
Let the regulations, antitrust lawsuits and monopolies begin!
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by stevev 3y ago
Now try the US. It’s found almost everywhere and it’s in foods. A dumb human moment.
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by stevev 3y ago
I almost feel that people might be surprised if they knew just how extensive and diverse the world of custom keyboards truly is.
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by stevev 3y ago
Your enthusiasm for collecting and buying keyboards isn't considered unhealthy; it's akin to periodically upgrading a car. At best, it's comparable to exclusively sticking with sedans or small compact cars. Mechanical keyboar
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by stevev 3y ago
There are additional factors to take into account beyond simply labeling it as a rare condition. This includes the food or baby formula itself and the quality of water used. Given the frequency of formula recalls, there's a potential r
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by stevev 3y ago
Poor suggestion based on articles that you disagree with and how it was presented. I don’t understand why people jump to censorship as a solution to their own biases. If you read the article, they’re only reporting on the light. No explanat
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by stevev 3y ago
Specifically in the US, for the past 5 years there has been an influx of code schools and boot camps grads entering the workforce. I want to say that we have an oversupply of non-traditional tech workers that were from these schools that co
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by stevev 3y ago
Sitting on the tarmac and inhaling jet exhaust gases is dangerous.
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by stevev 3y ago
I believe it’s motivation, interest and having some idea of an mvp; although a complete product of some kind is great and is the end goal, it’s best to not be overwhelmed and better to enjoy the process. Anything worth your time will keep y
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by stevev 3y ago
Domain knowledge of projects becomes effective when apps gets complex. Asking the right questions to ChatGPT will warrant you answers to help you tread unknown territory. To ask the right questions is to first understand how your app is str
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by stevev 3y ago
I agree. Some of the contents were amazing. Especially for a media company, try and keep those winners.
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by stevev 3y ago
The appropriate name for this is Prompt Designer, Model Tuners or Model Tuning imo.
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by stevev 3y ago
I’ll bet using ChatGPT for this will be more accurate at this point than human analysis and assumptions. So as to not waste time and effort, here you go; I’m sure this is much faster, efficient and I wouldn’t be surprised, others are alread
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by stevev 3y ago
Are Polkadot’s parachains an equivalent centralized approach? I’m trying to understand the problem you’re trying to solve. Sorry it’s a bit over my head atm. The blockchain space truly has lots of opportunities and work to be done.
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by stevev 3y ago
Well said. This is the way, unless you work for yourself or with something you're passionate about. Sometimes, just meeting the bare minimum is all that's required or should be done. Anyone can be let go at anytime; we’re expendab
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by stevev 3y ago
The 25-year import rule serves as evidence of how the United States has struggled in competition and developing vehicles over the past several decades. Toyota and Subaru are present in the United States because there is an incentive to manu
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by stevev 3y ago
I couldn’t agree more. Research is great, but when there’s no platform, nothing stands. Among some of the biggest flop in history by starting so late. We’ll have to see how their generative text to videos do.
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by stevev 3y ago
I believe the market has slowed down. The amount of recruiter emails I receive are now more sparse. I have been passively looking for new gigs and so far landed one interview and sent three applications. I’ve worked close with recruiters fo
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by stevev 4y ago
IMO the test subjects are not recalling false memories; they are generating what they believe to have occurred and this is different. The event is non-meaningful so the brain doesn’t record/file every detail about the experience; this
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by stevev 4y ago
This is the way
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by stevev 4y ago
Try out https://vuejs.org/ It’s simpler to learn. Guides are phenomenal. Creator is a designer and author of Vite. React is great in that it’s being developed by a great team of diverse engineers. However diversity comes w
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by stevev 4y ago
I have to say it, the author is probably great at programming, but poor at writing. Reads more like a rant, diary with random analogies. Too much noise in explaining their experiences and forethoughts which aren’t really helpful to the read
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by stevev 4y ago
Well meanwhile the US is sending military aid targeting the donbas region, so what’s the difference?
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by stevev 4y ago
Elon is making an open-source version. OpenAI either make it affordable or be left in the dust.
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by stevev 4y ago
It’s hard to enforce such ideologies on women who are exposed to the freedoms of their counterparts in other countries. These morality police or institutions should have been long gone. Such strict rules would pave ways for abuse. Suppressi

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