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by swalsh 3y ago
Using fine-tuning to solve this problem would be like using a 500lb bomb to solve your mouse problem.
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by swalsh 3y ago
But using it to write a first draft is FAR quicker than writing it yourself. Most of the complaints I see seem to be that you can't fully delegate your thinking/work to the AI. That you still need to be involved. But pair progr
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by swalsh 3y ago
It was better when it had the browser plugin. You could give it a link to some documentation.
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by swalsh 3y ago
Oh we're so back
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by swalsh 3y ago
In real life, it doesn't work that way.
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by swalsh 3y ago
Have each squad send the email to the platoon, and each platoon send a summarized email to the company.
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by swalsh 3y ago
At this point there's basically 3 clouds, and then everyone else.
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by swalsh 3y ago
My worst bug was changing how a zip code zone was fetched from the cache in a large ecommerce site with tens of thousands users using it all day long. Worked great in DEV :D but when the thundering herd hit it, the entire site came down.
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by swalsh 3y ago
People don't pay for welding, they pay for buildings, cars etc... but they also are going to be real disappointed if the welds fail.
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by swalsh 3y ago
It's so hard not to be crazy excited about the future. The past few months are proving to be an absolute breakout for the literal human race. So far we've seen: 1. in Dec 2022 We saw a fusion breakthrough seeing a net gain in ene
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by swalsh 3y ago
For me personally, I've been working from home for years. While the world around me changed, my life stayed the same.
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by swalsh 3y ago
I've tried a variety of supplements, the only thing i've tried with any noticable effect is ashwagandha.
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by swalsh 3y ago
My kids have started taking swim lessons at the Y, so i've been sneaking up stairs to run a mile during their lesson. I've thought about strength training etc, but I have no idea what i'm doing on those machines. Can't
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by swalsh 3y ago
I've noticed a cognitive decline in myself the past couple years. I'm in my mid 30's though so I assume it's more related to long covid. One of the biggest side effects of long covid for me was horrible insomnia, which
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by swalsh 3y ago
This comment has big "it was better when you could punch the nerds" energy
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by swalsh 3y ago
I have to admit, I'm very surprised how poorly this is being received given the pure number of users on this site that probably perfectly fit the mold.
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by swalsh 3y ago
I guess we'll know quantum computers have reached critical mass when Satoshis bitcoin stash mysteriously transfers to a new account.
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by swalsh 3y ago
We're one of the guys who are creating all that work for you lol. We too have been through a number of systems. Since i've been with the company, we've gone from SQL Server, to an on-prem Hadoop cluster, to Databricks on th
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by swalsh 3y ago
I'm in healthcare analytics, the codes are for me.
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by swalsh 3y ago
10x the parameters? Maybe not in a single model, but maybe 10x the expert models has 10x the value. I'm sure there are diminishing returns eventually, but we're probably not close to that.
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by swalsh 3y ago
> but she found the assertion that mass unemployment is 6-12 months away 'pure speculation' I've found numerous places to use generative AI in my business. None of the use cases involve laying people off. A large amount
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by swalsh 3y ago
A young man in his 20's starting his career will never know understand how things worked without the tech. A man in his 30's see's an opportunity to boost his career, and an older man in his 50's see's a long fough
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by swalsh 3y ago
I question the need for F-35's in future warfare. Ukraine has been using drones with ruthless efficiency. And though it scares the living heck out of me. That can be scaled up with AI.
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by swalsh 3y ago
Given the inverted demographics and an aging population... is the housing crisis a long term issue? I'd guess in a few decades people are going to be trying to come up with solutions for all the people who overpaid for their houses, an
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by swalsh 3y ago
Same, I'm waiting for someone to make a game engine for programmers. Most seem aimed at designers. I don't want low code no code tools... I want to get into code asap.
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by swalsh 3y ago
Have they found nothing? https://thedebrief.org/intelligence-officials-say-u-s-has-re...
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by swalsh 3y ago
There was a period around 2010 where developers all declared sql dead, and started playing with nosql solutions. My personal experience at the time was, most people didn't have Facebook's scaling problems, and they created terrib
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by swalsh 3y ago
Reddit, the clear winner of Diggs traffic was written in python. Guess Python might work just fine :\
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by swalsh 3y ago
Was it the V4 rollout where basically every link came from MrBabyMan?
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by swalsh 3y ago
I'm guessing those people are not scientists.

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