subygan

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by subygan 3mo ago
this is just false. by any meaningful measure of intelligence. the latest models are much smarter than the bulk of the population. how would you define intelligence?
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by subygan 4mo ago
I'm a first time father of an 80 day old. And I can gladly say, these have been the most incredible days of my life. I want to be more ambitious and more active for my kid, in ways I hadn't thought before. Happy Father's day
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by subygan 4mo ago
and nobody is willing to pay for it.
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by subygan 4mo ago
Anything that feels like it came out of matrix multiplication immediately loses the value for me. Something about the industrialization of thinking makes it uninteresting. similar to frozen pasta from the shelves, heated and served.
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by subygan 4mo ago
This is missing the point, simon is a fantastic developer. but to keep track of all the nuances of the frontend frameworks and browser implementation is a lot even for great people. it is really awesome that the final change was only a two
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by subygan 4mo ago
Even on my local, that level of snapshotting adds unneded complexity that has very little value.
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by subygan 4mo ago
This was my problem with JJ as well. I don't want everything in between to be versioned. I'm not even sure, every intermediary state between a commit is relevant or useful. but feels like, I'm in the minority.
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by subygan 4mo ago
a lot of things are just "decided" really. it's just in this case it's the author. we'll have to wait and see who decides to challenge it
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by subygan 4mo ago
this is kinda missing the point. yes, the raw http calls __should__ be enough for 300ms. but the benchmark is similar software like JIRA, which takes agonizingly long to do anything reasonable.
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by subygan 5mo ago
I hate middle management as much as the next guy. but in this case, specifically. who are these career people thinking about orgs and their movement in years? especially in a job economy where employees are expected to be laid off despite &