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by tayo42 1y ago
That seems crazy lol, why do siennas have a wait list? Is there really that much demand for a minivan? Or is it a supply thing?
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by tayo42 1y ago
That looks like its only for stub files not __init__.py
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by tayo42 1y ago
If I got a vacation home it would probably be in Puerto Rico. Not part of the analysis. Then figure out a way to get out of income tax.
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by tayo42 1y ago
What makes cuda nice in the first place?
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by tayo42 1y ago
thats not how it works. You put in its context window some more information, then roll the dice again. And it produces text again token by token. Its still not planning ahead and its not looking back at what was just generated. There's
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by tayo42 1y ago
Appending more context to the existing prompt means it's a different prompt still... The text isn't the same
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by tayo42 1y ago
That's different then seeing if it's current output made a mistake or not. It's not editing in place. Your just rolling the dice again with a different prompt
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by tayo42 1y ago
Yeah that's probably true about the bark
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by tayo42 1y ago
Llms only work in one direction, they produce the next token only. It can't go back and edit. They would need to be able to back track and edit in place somehow
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by tayo42 1y ago
What companies are you all going to then? There's like 10 that pay alot, actually hiring, and have remote work available.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Wouldn't you need to wait until they train and release their next model?
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by tayo42 1y ago
Probably the reverse becasue you want to accurately control the end temperature. And, atleast with a pressure cooker, comes out amazing.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Working from home makes it more bearable. It feels like I use my free time to make money instead of going to work. It's not like I do hobbies 16 hours a day I wish the job market was better so I could find a more engaging job.
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by tayo42 1y ago
No but maybe 4 years? Plus growth in savings and investments from the rest of a software engineers highly paid career? 10 years without staff level income has me at around a million already. Pay off a house and do what ever you want with an
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by tayo42 1y ago
Your making like a half million a year then? You'll have financial freedom in a couple years...
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by tayo42 1y ago
There's beaches, pools, lakes if you really can't be in the heat. Eventually you just get used to it. Cold sucks though, glad I left that lol
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by tayo42 1y ago
You can still do that on Instagram
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by tayo42 1y ago
That article says that isn't rellly accurate for Microsoft. But where are the job listings that h1b applicants are using. It seems like job availability is just down overall
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by tayo42 1y ago
>The percentage of computer science graduates ... For those who specialized in computer programming, Isn't computer programing all of computer science. This seems like a weird distinction to make? The job market just seems to suck,
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by tayo42 1y ago
Thanks for rare ego boost hn haha I think the most interesting and cutting edge work in the corporate world is reserved for school graduates There are alot of specialties that just feel out of reach for me. becasue I don't have credent
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by tayo42 1y ago
I didn't write that clearly. I meant the ecosystem still isn't mature. Agree with you rust tooling is major positive for the language
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by tayo42 1y ago
Does ocaml have a mature ecosystem of libraries and dependencies? And easy way to manage them? Even rust with all its hype lacks in this area imo.
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by tayo42 1y ago
11 years later. I know the numbers say we recovered. It took so long I think people mostly forgot what pre 08 life was like 2008/9 was a change in the expectations of college degrees. Going into 2008, we all got the advice to get degre
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by tayo42 1y ago
This was my experience. We never really recovered from the 08 crash imo. That was a changing point I think that doesn't get enough attention.
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by tayo42 1y ago
That's how I remeber the time line. But I thought maybe the end of the 00s was when ror started showing up. Mid 2000s I think i was learning php and lamp stack. Perl was already kind of old
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by tayo42 1y ago
Parenting subreddits have alot of the most extreme situations. I have a child, alot of what I read on these internet groups isn't relatable.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Idk if that's anything new. There was a movie about this 20 years ago
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by tayo42 1y ago
Probably true for ai I don't think we have that kind of ai right now with llms. Is there a reason to believe it's right around the corner? Some ai tool hallucinated a bazel config option today for me. Maybe bazel is to hard even f
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by tayo42 1y ago
Do they have real money to spend or is it all stock valuations that would destroy the value if they converted it to cash?
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by tayo42 1y ago
It felt like a middle school essay. I'm unfamiliar with India times though, maybe it's a weird translation.

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