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tmaly
3y ago
Enjoy life and make friends. If you really love some particular topic or technology, try to build a small project in it. If it is tech related, try putting it up on a public facing git repo for others to see.
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3y ago
Depending on your location, I have several positions open that would easily get you another decade. 9-5, not many meetings, plenty of room to innovate.
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3y ago
In this day and age, I find it impossible to remember so much with all the noise. What I have done is try to utilize the technique in the book Building a Second Brain along with the ideas from How to Take Smart Notes regarding the slipbox m
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3y ago
We hired for a Go spot. It is not easy to hire for. There are some people out there, but not as many as for Java or Python. But that being said, Go is very simple to learn. If you can hire a smart programmer that understands concurrency t
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3y ago
Just remember that these LLMs like ChatGPT hallucinate. We still need experienced engineers to see these mistakes and fix them. If anything, using ChatGPT will help with productivity and reduce the workload that is pushing us at burnout lev
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3y ago
The graphic is cool, but I would like to see some visual information that could give me a category of why the book was banned. Are half the books banned for references to sexual material? It is hard to tell.
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3y ago
I always point out the readme pages of projects on github. How many times has that made the difference between you using the project or not?
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3y ago
honestly, if someone could clone the functionality of facebook groups from a UI perspective and make content super searchable, this would be the ideal replacement. I know there are tons of discord servers, but for older posts etc, it all se
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3y ago
back in the university days, I could get an extra hour on my CS assignments if I went to the library and connected to the systems on a green VT100 terminal. Vi was the only editor available, so I forced myself to learn it. Still using it
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3y ago
YouTube is for most of the younger generations, the new TV. If that is not long tail, I don't know what is.
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3y ago
I am hoping if he wins the nomination, he will select a car salesman as his VP.
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3y ago
This lemmy site they have migrated to reminds me of something Matt's script archive would produce back in the early 90's. Did they style this for nostalgia?
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3y ago
This is a very valuable post in my opinion. Documentation is so critical to open source as well as to the private sector. It can make the difference in how long it takes you to complete a project at work.
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3y ago
Aside from pins, does this mean you can program with this MakeCode ?
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People are going to go somewhere. I just can't see Lemmy, Kbin, or Mastadon gaining much traction. For those old enough to remember Napster, it worked because it was centralized.
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3y ago
There are a few email newsletters that give different levels of updates on what is going on. There is the sort of higher low-tech level, others get into new models and techniques at the research level. Here are some I like: * The AI Exchang
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3y ago
I was looking at the models. I noticed the function calling for 3.5 is only with the 4,096 token length. The larger 16k context length for 3.5 does not mention it despite having a similar naming of 0613 suffix. https://platform
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3y ago
> note: the model may generate invalid JSON or hallucinate parameters This seems like it could be a really big problem for this feature.
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3y ago
So who really did it?
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3y ago
/r/stablediffusion is awesome. That is one of the better subreddits. LocalLLaMa is another good one. Facebook groups had a really great interface that I thought worked well. There are still Forums out there running phpBB. I thin
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3y ago
Come back to MySpace, we will welcome you with open arms. But I can't let you edit the raw html anymore. The blink tags were too much.
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3y ago
It does, but it does not break them out in to tracks.
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3y ago
It depends on how good you are at music theory. Some people can do this cleanup really quickly.
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3y ago
Microsoft has a tool that accepts wav or mp3 and transcribes it. But I do not think it can distinguish between speakers. How well does Whisper work in terms of correctness for single speakers?
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much of our modern economy is structured on growth. What happens when the larger nations stop growing?
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> But the Wuhan institute withheld information about the mine deaths from EcoHealth and the US government. This reads more like CYA piece
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blue steel is good for crepes
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I am on reddit quite a bit. I see many announcements that other subreddits are going dark to protest. The api changes seem to be the biggest thing. I am wondering if anyone in the c-suite has taken notice or if they just have blinders on fo
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Creating 5 trillion in new money?
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Ableton Live has something that can convert audio to midi. Then there are open source programs that can convert midi to sheet music. I have tried the process, but you tend to get artifacts in the midi from Ableton. You have to know a little
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