suyash

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by suyash 3y ago
Keep trying, it's hard but not impossible. You might have to take a job that is not the ideal one but that will give you a re-start and get you out of the rut.
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by suyash 3y ago
Joke's on you pal if you're still expecting that from 'OpenAI' :/
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by suyash 3y ago
The impact has already happened, this will accelerate, paintings and even sculptures can be now bought dirt cheap online as it's being mass-produced by machines in China. Now fine art, graphic design etc are next to go.
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by suyash 3y ago
I think you're defining a very particular type of 'artists', if you broaden the definition then think of graphic designers or concept artists, now thier job has been completely automated.
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by suyash 3y ago
Artists would have to find creative ways to separate themselves from AI-generated art. Also, it would be nice if there was something akin to a watermark that was perhaps invisible but upon inspection using a certain tool will reveal if it w
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by suyash 3y ago
No thanks, stay away from our emails. Last thing people want is their email content and personal google drive including images to be part of a giant LLM that is publicly available for anyone to use.
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by suyash 3y ago
"Credits" couldn't have been more ironic, looks like name of every possible person at the company got a mention except for the real artists upon whose data their Generative AI is working.
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by suyash 3y ago
Good effort, LLM's can truly save the grunt work here.
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by suyash 3y ago
It's time to end the YouTube monopoly, too much of this nonsense we have seen in the last few years, it's nothing but virtue signalling and pandering to one side without ascertaining facts.
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by suyash 3y ago
In game ads specially on mobile phone create a horrible UX, I'm happy that at least this made them turn off annoying ads in thier games.
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by suyash 3y ago
Don't do leetcode prep if you're trying to do side projects, Leetcode in itself can be a massive undertaking.
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by suyash 3y ago
Excessive luxury? Are you serious, any middle class person at least in the west can easily afford a cruise, most only cost few hundred dollars for a few days international trip that has you mostly everything covered with food, lodging etc.
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by suyash 3y ago
what a nice suggestion, always fascinated by Japanese engineering and design.
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by suyash 3y ago
It's a good idea but for software engineering work, there is not much to see, it's just code on a computer screen. For folks interested in engineering these days, I would recommend going to hacker/maker spaces and meetup even
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by suyash 3y ago
Better title suggestion : EU's effort to defend user privacy from social media network manipulators
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by suyash 3y ago
"an interactive language - one where code is often run immediately after writing" I believe you need some kind of server that is listening to the code changes and executing the program really quickly, all that will happen so quick
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by suyash 3y ago
can it be quantised further so it can run locally on a normal laptop of a developer?
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by suyash 3y ago
Though it's disappointing to see simulation, it makes sense as there is no external vehicle to capture the live video and stream it. The lander cameras are showing realistic video though. In principle, it should be clearly stated which
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by suyash 3y ago
Side question: Is it still true that if you work at Apple, you can't be doing side projects etc? I've heard some stories rules from Big tech companies specially Apple that they restrict heavily what can and can't be done even
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by suyash 3y ago
Nice to read this story - congrats to OP! More of this should be the norm not just for an 'intern' role where the bar is much lower but specially for senior engineers where experience on the relevant technologies should matter mor
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by suyash 3y ago
A book on software engineering but totally missing how decisions are made around what features to build, what bugs to fix. I would have love to read more on how Google engineers prioritise work, what makes them more creative in terms of bui
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by suyash 3y ago
For anyone reading this and if you want to develop mobile apps, just first learn native iOS/Android platforms, they are not going anywhere before you get tempted by other flashy technologies like Flutter or React Native. Most companies
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by suyash 3y ago
Exactly, the bias or promo plug can't be more obvious.
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by suyash 3y ago
If you're using Apple products, your first preference should be Safari. I use that all the time, it's faster, leaner and syncs tabs/history/bookmarks greatly between different Apple devices.
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by suyash 3y ago
That's cheap argument to try to remove responsibility. Everyone who is part of this is responsible because they have a choice. It's like saying nuclear scientists is not responsible for making bombs that kills so many people, govt
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by suyash 3y ago
lol, what a marketing sham wrapped up as 'startup accelerator', where is the real money/investment?
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by suyash 3y ago
I'll believe thier hypothesis when I can run the open source code on my iPhone in 2 seconds, doubt it's that fast.
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by suyash 3y ago
That's cool, is it being generated in real time ? Could have just been statically loaded no?
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by suyash 3y ago
No laptop in it's own bin, some countries need you to put phones, battery packs and other electronics in separate bin etc. Wish they made the process easier.
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by suyash 3y ago
I'm quite the opposite type, hate being nickel and dimed for different services, just charge flat fee and include all the basic necessaties.

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