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by tanilama 6y ago
Typescript helps you to avoid most obvious bugs(wrong classes, non-existent properties, basically to escape the undefined hell) that is the point of it, which I really like and find enormously helpful for medium-size JS project (10k-50k LoC
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by tanilama 6y ago
Doesn't feel the consequence is enough. The old man could have been dead.
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by tanilama 6y ago
There seems to be a good use case for video game assets generation without copyright fear.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Although I might benefit from this, but I have to point out that this is supposed to be the intern season, and there were always a surge in rent during this season in the past. That is not happening this year. So comparing to last year, you
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by tanilama 6y ago
To evaluate generic model is hard. For example, for image synthesis in GAN, the widely used Inception score balances between authenticity of the generate samples vs the variety as well, to make sure the model is not copy-pasting. In this pa
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by tanilama 6y ago
Just to point out, that text that feels most humanly generated from GPT-3, seems heavily paraphrasing from the following articles: https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2020/01/03/united-me... https:&
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by tanilama 6y ago
Well...trying to buy strawberries from online store. I ordered multiple times from PrimeNow, and 50% of chance, the strawberries have already gone bad.
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by tanilama 6y ago
People are using Android, just not GMS. It is funny, that GMS itself is yet another layer built upon Android. How is it different that Tencent distributing this layer via WeChat, other than Google bundles this layer through GMS? Tencent doe
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by tanilama 6y ago
> Android is already one abstraction layer on top of another, there is no intrinsic technological benefit of adding yet another one OS-like super app on top of it, or at the very least any such benefits remain to be demonstrated. This ha
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by tanilama 6y ago
> Lagos or Jakarta salary This is fear mongering to say the least. Nobody is stopping those companies hiring from the said regions today. And it is super unlikely western engineers would want to relocate to the said regions given the cho
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by tanilama 6y ago
It rarely organized in a way that cross many timezones. For the same team, it is at most 3 hour difference, I would say.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Beginning of the end. I see very likely Bay Area salary is now peaked. It is not like companies prior to the pandemic aren't looking for alternative. Now this is just in full acceleration mode.
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by tanilama 6y ago
There is 'not getting paid less for the same amount of work', only market can set the rate. Facebook pays Bay Area salary only because they have to, to get the talents they want.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Unit testing is a good use case. But that would require the condition on the type system, meaning the code-gen needs to understand the object's interface, which while not impossible in current techniques, but hard enough due computatio
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by tanilama 6y ago
I'd rather take code in that case.
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by tanilama 6y ago
No, not remotely. If people are truly novice, with zero programming experience, how would they know the code is correct? If not, how to debug it? I would say this is more promising for scenarios to generate more formularitive things like bu
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by tanilama 6y ago
I mean it is cool. But there is the thing, the natural description of a function is not always this unambiguous. When you are telling a function to 'compute XYZ', what you are actually doing is 'check whether X.a exists, if s
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by tanilama 6y ago
Layoff == less spend Their stock price will go up.
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by tanilama 6y ago
This is just a myth. Software has way gone out of the stage where one person keep the recipe for the secret sauce, and could change the game. No one is irreplacable.
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by tanilama 6y ago
TSMC had denied this through Chinese media. Might need to wait for sometime to see exactly what its position in all these. My bet it will eventually comply but leave some vagueness here and there. After all, hurting TSMC is hurting the worl
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by tanilama 6y ago
But US government is adding 3+ trillion dollars debt to pay for it. If anything, the current way of implementing UBI is not sustainable.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Nothing AI about this. This is just a neural network model on chip. AI is the keyword to get clicks.
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by tanilama 6y ago
I don't think those arms sales are even remotely relevant. Under what timeline a regime won't need to arm itself? Even China and Russia are armed near the border, or China/North Korea.
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by tanilama 6y ago
China is of no interests to Taiwan in normal times. The hostile rhetoric towards Taiwan is a CCP relic, it is Mao's legacy to close off civil war, not anything else. It is like Abortion to GOP, which is all about identity, other than a
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by tanilama 6y ago
Taiwanese people probably wish to not be strategic in a China-US battle. That only means the destruction of that island.
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by tanilama 6y ago
the character is still quite unconvincing
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by tanilama 6y ago
It is open source in the sense the source code is available for you to see. But probably not on the usage part.
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by tanilama 6y ago
I would not predict future for that far. I am imagining a world where coming to office everyday isn't a requirement. And it is probably going to be true. However, I am not sure WFH will become the NORM. I definitely feels that my co-wo
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by tanilama 6y ago
I hear you. WFH without a choice to come to office is pure suffering. I really miss the interactions with my coworkers before COVID. I also miss time I can grab a book from the shared book-self and find an empty office and just do reading f
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by tanilama 6y ago
Wrong question. What is the being conscious?

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