uberman

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by uberman 1y ago
Go camping and have fun. Leave the LLM and your laptop at home. If you run into some situation where something bad is happening use your phone to call for help or talk to chatgpt if you must.
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by uberman 1y ago
I don't really care too much what tools one integrates into their repertoire and I personally think being "good at good" is a valid problem solving skill. By extension, being "good at llm) seems like a valid skill as wel
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by uberman 1y ago
For what it is worth, I would rather hire for good problem solving skills than "smarts".
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by uberman 1y ago
Would you let a police officer search your home just because they say they wanted to? Would you let them search your phone just because they said they wanted to? I fully accept that there are some places and situation where these searches a
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by uberman 1y ago
I understand that this is UK related, but why would we (particularly in the USA) allow cops to do anything "just because they wanted"?
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by uberman 1y ago
I can say from personal experience, it now costs about double to eat out than it did pre-pandemic. Half of that increase coming this year alone. Pre-pandemic eating out at a nice place near where we live cost about $100 for the family inclu
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by uberman 1y ago
This guide seems helpful: https://www.mastt.com/guide/data-center-construction TLDR: 1/4 million an acer.
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by uberman 1y ago
In my experience it is always better to ask more detailed questions based on smaller context.
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by uberman 1y ago
SO is incredibly toxic and this is from someone who tries to answer at least one question a day. While I use the site daily, I would never ask a question and in fact I hesitate to answer some questions I feel are good as there are people wh
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by uberman 1y ago
Are there not dozens of used cars for sale sites when you search, even not including dealers?
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by uberman 1y ago
For years there have been manoshpere influencers telling young men that emotional development is for the weak and that higher education is for suckers. Is it really any wonder that men have taken these lessons to heart?
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by uberman 1y ago
Are you asking about what other people might do for themselves or are you asking about what other start up employers might do for their teams?
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by uberman 1y ago
Solid, particularly the advice about context. I find with AI, less is better. Once you have "enough" context, adding more increases the risk of problems. The one I take exception with is the last. "You don't need to unde
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by uberman 1y ago
I hear you for sure. I personally have the luxury of working remotely on a semi-regular basis when I'm not on site at a client's location and I love it. I have worked remotely on and off for 20 years and it is not all gravy though
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by uberman 1y ago
Link is just a ad for this service with no actual "clock"
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by uberman 1y ago
I feel terrible for this guy, but he really has stacked the deck against himself by moving to a rural area and refusing (or being unable) to work "on-site". He is up against every new grad and every laid off FAANG programmer cling
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by uberman 1y ago
Isn't heat going to be a huge issue if one attempts to run a data center in space?
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by uberman 1y ago
I'm a bit confused. You wanted to buy a thing and amazon ultimately allowed you to do so despite a slight hiccup. Did you not end up getting what you wanted?
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by uberman 1y ago
The site says: I'm not to be trusted with your money
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by uberman 1y ago
I stopped reading at: "I say that as someone who used Suckless’ st, dwm, surf with tabbed, slock and dmenu" As I don't know or even recognize any of that jargon, Perhaps that is the point or the article and I am just old.
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by uberman 2y ago
Are you referring to this https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/manufacturer-del...
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by uberman 2y ago
At least the small letter "a" appears as it would when written by hand. All fonts that add the "hanger hook" on top of the small "a" irritate me.
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by uberman 2y ago
Is the massive problem you see that the Chinese might be doing this or that the company that sold/gave you your device absolutely is?
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by uberman 2y ago
I consult in higher ed and I feel like some of what is said is true while many other parts are not. First let me say that my impression is that current college students do tend to have shorter attention spans and a weak grasp on plagiarism.
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by uberman 2y ago
The unfortunate reality is that foreign aid is all but defunct, particularly when it co.e to Africa and if the usa is only willing to spend 1000 per victim to combat opiod deaths then I see little chance that they would spend 4x that to sav
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by uberman 2y ago
While I want to make it clear that I support international aid, particularly health aid, I'm surprised that there would be any assumption or hope that rich countries ie the usa would continue this aid given the current political winds
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by uberman 2y ago
It's cheaper because in the end they sell your data.
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by uberman 2y ago
I agree, except, co-pilot currently reports that I have used 35% of my code completion quota (and 0% of my conversation quota). I'm sure if it is tracking that telemetry, there are similar management reports that will claim it "wr
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by uberman 2y ago
I use co-pilot for enhanced tab-completion of small blocks of code. Basically, it saves me some typing now and again. I find it guesses incorrectly a third of the time but I often still tab complete then go back and fix it. Is this "us
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by uberman 2y ago
No, I would not hire a vibe coder. I think vibe coding will make cowboy coding look rigorous and make debugging next to impossible. It is already the case where I interview less experienced people who ultimately have no ability to code. Vib

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