vasili111

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by vasili111 2y ago
How you are generating ideas about which startup to make?
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by vasili111 2y ago
Which math to learn to be on your level?
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Ask HN: How much math you need to work as MLE in a company but not academia?
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by vasili111 2y ago
How much math is truly necessary to work as MLE in a company where you do not need to write papers but need to deliver working ML systems?
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by vasili111 2y ago
How well do you know math? Do you really know math?
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by vasili111 2y ago
Just to he sure that I understand the context, are you working as MLE or where from you had that knowledge?
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by vasili111 2y ago
Which is your field?
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by vasili111 2y ago
> Weekends now revolve around the sports and activities of our children. I wish my weekends look the same.
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by vasili111 2y ago
Python interactive mode in VSCode: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py
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by vasili111 2y ago
If you can read the code next step would be to start writing the code. Write a code of the program that you are interested in and it does not really matter which kind of program you will develop. If you are interested in learning more abou
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by vasili111 2y ago
Yes, I just lost interest in games. I found more interesting, useful and enjoyable things in life than games.
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by vasili111 2y ago
I have whitelisted stack overflow. It does not have distracting ads which sometimes I find even useful.
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by vasili111 3y ago
New and more chips will come and make AI more cheap. I do not expect AI too crash, it is too useful.
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by vasili111 3y ago
Could anyone please tell me if current stable version of Debian has that backdoor or not?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Thank you for such informative reply which I find very useful for me. >The notion that neural networks are going to wipe out programmers in the next year or two (or three, or four) is inane. I can barely get ChatGPT 4 to write some simpl
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by vasili111 3y ago
>> Is it a temporary decline of the market? >Yes Could you please explain in more details you think so?
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by vasili111 3y ago
>Unfortunately, many companies will get rid of their more-talented (but more expensive) employees to keep costs down short-term. Long-term, this will burn them exactly the way you'd expect. Is this your personal observation or from
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by vasili111 3y ago
AES is considered quantum resistant.
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by vasili111 3y ago
Not worried. LLMs are just another tool that you can use to be more productive. How often and to what extent you will use LLMs differ from person to person. I think LLMs can help you but not replace you.
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by vasili111 3y ago
LLMs can help with programming. But you cannot just copy/paste the code from LLMs and push to production. You need to understand the code that LLMs are producing otherwise soon or later you will get in trouble.
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by vasili111 3y ago
It dies not allows me to call to FaceTime from contacts. But I can still call from FaceTime app.
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by vasili111 3y ago
I use VSCode for Python programming with Python for data science related tasks (never used for web design). I especially like Python interactive mode: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py I
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by vasili111 3y ago
Try in browser with Incognito mode?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Did VScode became also more responsive?
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by vasili111 3y ago
What you do not like in it? Can you suggest better alternatives?
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by vasili111 3y ago
How person that was working with closed source software can show it to you?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Body fat is measurable.
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by vasili111 3y ago
I have heard about Appsmith but never used it myself. Anybody have used Appsmith for this purpose and can share personal experience?
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by vasili111 3y ago
In foggy weather lazers are not working well.
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by vasili111 3y ago
Not only discounted but free too.

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