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Every culture that treated women equally? Or were there male only spaces because women were seen at 2nd (or 3rd tier people, below the pets?) I trained at a gym where that scenario happened, people were already leaving because the teacher w
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>but thanks to broadcast updates on social media, your friends already know what have you've been up to, so they can delude themselves into thinking that they've maintained a relationship because they know superficial details.
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Is Zig really that common at this point that you'd feel comfortable using it for a work project? Its not just going to piss off the next person and have them need to rewrite it? I guess Rust has the same problem to some extent but ther
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1y ago
How are you searching with redis? Aren't vector searches usuaully just like nearest values with some distance calculation? Are they not all implemented the same way?
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1y ago
Send me one of these research papers that show people 10+years out of college found their Gen Eds to be so valuable I also never said don't go to college. Idk why you keep expecting me to defend this point? What did you learn in these
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Working with a well maintained mono repo is so nice, any other workflow just sucks to go back to. Working with a "lets do a monorepo" monorepo, where who ever set it up didn't understand the points in this article and more is
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1y ago
From my other reply > Lets go back to my original point, related to spending 3-4 years studying CS. You and the other guy that responded are getting way off topic and putting words in my mouth. > What I didn't say is that compute
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I was just responding to the idea that the LLM bots won't push back on non-sense requests because they're to nice.
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Yes my comment was slightly exaggerated. I would just point you to my other comment, since it probably addressed like 90% of your reply and maybe suggest getting out of your academic bubble and see how most people are using their degrees.
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Lets go back to my original point, related to spending 3-4 years studying CS. You and the other guy that responded are getting way off topic and putting words in my mouth. What I didn't say is that computer science knowledge is useless
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I just tried this with claude 4 and ascii art. The out put was verbose, but it tried and then corrected me > Actually, let me clarify something important: what you've described - "every point equidistant from the center" -
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1y ago
What do you former wrestlers do? Idk how to target loss in just my neck. Im pretty sure my neck from teenage wrestling and my adult hobby of bjj is messing me up a little . Also annoying for getting fitted shirts lol
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https://catalog.mit.edu/degree-charts/computer-science-engin... MIT has a intro to programming with python. Degrees are unfortunately a check mark to gate keep positions that's why the pay is higher. Not because y
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1y ago
> 4 years in a decent CS program Half of that is gen eds, another quarter is like math requirements. Then you have stuff like intro to python making up the CS part. Most of that time is wasted imo
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1y ago
Is language model used to mean neural net, with transformers, attention that takes in a series of tokens and out outs a prediction as a value? Working with time series data would work in that case.
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the article has a special string that says "fizz buzz", they saying its unnecessary because if you go in order you first print "fizz", then print "buzz" which will always print "fizz buzz" for the equ
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The real management failure is taking a problem and assigning it to someone who has no interest in solving it. There's plenty of people interested in working on these kinds of things. Why waste this guy's time.
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>The key difference, he said, is that the iterative process to make AI code better takes minutes, while a junior coder might need days for the same task. Your Sr engineer is also still distracted and focused on those tasks. Junior engine
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I don't think this is uniquely a rust thing. I had a multi threaded python app that had uncaught exceptions kill threads and the whole thing stopped working but kept running along
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> The design was in my head, and with hindsight I could see all its flaws. I was therefore able to create a much more efficient and effective design based on that learning. All the mistakes had been made, so I was able to get this versio
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I used to get some amusement out of likes but it quickly felt kind of shallow. It feels like someone just being like "neat"
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I wish jenkins had a better config as code option. Not crazy about groovy and you still need to click in the UI to get some set up before you can use. Maybe im stuck with an old version or something I mostly like Jenkins though, idk why peo
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Probably because not all CEOs are the same, like anything people do. There's good and involved ones and other where we wonder what they're really doing.
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For individual people I don't think all art is just throwaway like that. Iconic music like Kanye or Michael Jackson were part of people's happy memories and experience living. They left a lasting impact on music and pop culture.
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I need to figure something like this out. My bedroom has this arch window about 3-4ft wide that's over 10ft high that I've permanently blacked out so I can sleep in. I'd love an easy way to open it and get light in the day th
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1y ago
For me 20 dollars a pound to push it into a treat territory. I don't know know what would replace it though.
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All these years of airbnb and vacation rentals being popular and hotels still seem to not try to accommodate these needs
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> added an option to show total prices up front, it's not the default, Pretty sure the only price you can see now is the total price. I was looking a couple weeks ago and got annoyed that I couldn't find nightly price or how it
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1y ago
I feel this about just about every k8s discussion that comes up. I kind think that if your discussing tech about the web you need to include the scale and your experience.
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It's like a more robust python. Compiled so you don't deal with the annoyances of using a scripting language to build, deploy and run applications. But also way simpler then something like c++ or rust. Though I do wish it had some
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