tudelo

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by tudelo 7mo ago
The only counter I have to this is that there are some workflows that have test environments, everything can't or shouldn't just run locally. Sometimes these test take time, and instead of babysitting the model to write code and r
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by tudelo 8mo ago
The ping pong video you linked is clearly fake. Look at the paddle... anyways...
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by tudelo 8mo ago
First off, appreciate you sharing your perspective. I just have a few questions. > I've gone back to managing the context window in Emacs because I can't be bothered to learn how to deal with another model family that will be t
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by tudelo 8mo ago
I am rather positive that if you were sat down in a room and couldn't leave unless you did some mildly complicated long division, you would succeed. Just because it isn't a natural thing anymore and you have not done the drills in
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by tudelo 9mo ago
Probably won't find it remote. I would say gov contractors / gov jobs could be chill.. not sure how visa would interact with that process, sorry.
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by tudelo 11mo ago
I don't know what it is but in basically every major airport I have struggled to get an uber/lyft. I expect at minimum one cancellation...
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by tudelo 1y ago
Alerting has to be a constant iterative process. Some things should be nice to know, and some things should be "halt what you are doing and investigate". The latter needs to really be decided based on what your SLI/SLAs have
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by tudelo 5y ago
Jesus. I lived in NYC and white truffles at the right time were no where near as expensive. I can't believe they felt worth it.
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by tudelo 5y ago
Quitting nicotine is absurdly overblown. I'm sure me saying this will annoy somebody, but I think it's much more of a habit than a physical addiction and people hide behind the physical addiction as an excuse. Maybe if you smoke a
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by tudelo 5y ago
From my experience the only "FAANG" that has tried to get me to do a hackerrank was the one you listed in your last sentence so you might have hit the nail on the head.
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by tudelo 5y ago
If you live in the USA you should be able to order online and then go in person to like a labcorp or whatever. If you ever got a drug test for a job, thats the sort of place that usually does it. I think some states you may need a referral
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by tudelo 5y ago
any more details on "positive effects"? Have you had blood work?
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by tudelo 5y ago
Thanks for the link. Don't know if you are affiliated but there is a lot of link rot going on there with external links.
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by tudelo 5y ago
And how much money might have been saved not having some of that information available later... because that is totally a good reason to burn history.
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by tudelo 5y ago
A whole Burrata on a pizza sounds like heaven... thank you for opening my eyes
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by tudelo 5y ago
> Is it OK to just say, "I'm happy doing what I'm doing"? Depends where you are and what level. I think you owe it to junior engineers to help guide them. It may be that someone 1 year in the workforce is a highly pr
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by tudelo 5y ago
Not sure. If you work for a large company with a diverse set of products I'm not sure how you could ever be sure. For example, is a car company making the world a better place? I guess it depends on your world view... but it is pretty
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by tudelo 5y ago
I rely only on print debugging purely due to lack of investment in my tooling, both by myself and my work environment. The thing is, it always just works. I don't need to think about it. I write code in 5+ languages fairly regularly, w
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by tudelo 5y ago
Are there not situations where a learned model could be insufficient due to lack of real-time learning? It is my understanding that a lot of current applications take a ton of training time / computing power and it's not so trivia
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by tudelo 5y ago
One way that I was taught is via the HTDP "design contract". So in this case a "docstring" translates to defining the method contact (its inputs and outputs) and the purpose of the function (what the function does). htt
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by tudelo 5y ago
Are there any drawbacks that you have experienced? Seems a lot more simple than using most game engines...
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by tudelo 5y ago
Yeah. Hardly any testing as in even with every single covid symptom you could not get a test depending on your age and prior conditions. Now, you can walk in to clinics with no wait and get a rapid test ASAP. It's very different.
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by tudelo 5y ago
Every road having a toll is your idea of the future? Or am I misunderstanding something.
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by tudelo 5y ago
So, since you seem to have some knowledge here, what would you suggest a single engineer trying to make a somewhat scalable multiplayer game? Either instanced with <64 players or a more larger user count. I did some experimenting with ro
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by tudelo 5y ago
One pixel at a time, how else?
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by tudelo 5y ago
Any more insight into blockchain stuff? It was my (admittedly basic) understanding that most of the money to be made there was from getting some initial supply or speculative price increases.
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by tudelo 5y ago
Probably to determine quality of employee and to fully understand the process. It seems pretty risky to just assume you're not gonna screw all that part up
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by tudelo 5y ago
For me, just writing things down is amazingly helpful. I don't even have a workflow set up very well on it yet, just got mine a few weeks ago. Its really pretty damn good. Is it worth the money? probably not. That said, I don't re
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by tudelo 5y ago
I don't think that is the "wrong" lesson. It's a lesson in risk. But it's not a viable strategy long term for most. I think if you teach the concept of ruin, the chance of going bust, you can help develop a healthy
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by tudelo 5y ago
Seems like it could be a perfect fit for a widely deployed satellite network system...

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