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1y ago
It comes from people not checking the results thoroughly and taking a YOLO approach to it.
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1y ago
Being oneself is fine. Being too online may not be.
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1y ago
I would actively avoid hiring someone with a major social media presence. Too risky.
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1y ago
Certainly doesn't make me want to become a Rust contributors.
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1y ago
Is there support for uBlock on Zen? I refuse to use a browser without it.
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1y ago
You assume the OS package manager I happen to be using even has packages for some of the libraries I want to use.
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1y ago
It's also a parenting and social in-group problem. Many young black kids avoid STEM because they can be seen as being "too white."
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1y ago
The discrimination is likely occurring much earlier in the employment pipeline (this was obvious in 2008). Why is it Google's job to solve that problem?
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1y ago
And yet she allowed Broadcom to purchase and gut VMware.
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1y ago
This is a pretty hot take and full of self agrandisement. I bet you think you're pretty hot stuff.
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1y ago
I must be in the minority, but I enjoy live coding exercises. I also enjoy Advent of Code and though I never make the leaderboard, its fun to challenge myself on time.
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1y ago
I have never seen a junior engineer make up API calls or arguments.
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1y ago
VSCode is garbage software from a garbage company, too.
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1y ago
I also have a Kona and I had to replace mine at around 30k.
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1y ago
Maybe some of that went towards Casa Bonita?
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1y ago
It could be that Colbert's pay has outpaced advertising revenue.
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1y ago
I'm not convinced AWS support didn't tell him exactly what the problem was and he ignored it. There's no reason to believe he's a reliable narrator here.
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1y ago
Can you share some of the tell-tale signs you pick up on? Edit: I see he's the CTO of an AI company.
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1y ago
Copyright infringement is not stealing.
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1y ago
I look at from a framing of cultural reciprocity. If we could influence them and behave freely in their markets, they can do the same in ours.
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1y ago
It's always been a nonsense narrative with lack of grounding in reality.
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1y ago
During interviews, he said he preferred equity over salary.
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1y ago
It was fun in IMAX. It's not cinema
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1y ago
Hot take. Why shouldn't things like PI exist?
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1y ago
I don't understand why people like make so much. Interacting with CLI tools using only env vars as arguments is cartoonishly bad dev experience.
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1y ago
For everything else, there are the high-seas.
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1y ago
Firefox and uBlock continue to be a must for navigating the web.
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1y ago
Thanks for this. It's a great response I intend to use going forward.
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1y ago
The comment about the researchers not even knowing if responses were humans or other LLMs is pretty damning to the notion that this was even valid research.
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2y ago
I'm hoping for metalic hydrogen.
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