Extasia785

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by Extasia785 4mo ago
Can developers agree on what the best programming language is? The best framework? The best OS? AI is a diverse technology and will work differently for everyone, just like JS is a really, really bad technology for many, yet widely used. On
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Sandbox Your Agents(philippkuhnhardt.de)
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by Extasia785 7mo ago
I don't agree with many statements in the article. It almost seems like an article from about a year ago, despite it being posted yesterday. Not sure if the author had the idea a long time ago and just took his time to finish it up, bu
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by Extasia785 9mo ago
A forklift is "lifting" things, despite using a completely different mechanical process as a human "lifting" things. The only real similarity between these kinds of "lifting" is the end result, something is hig
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by Extasia785 1y ago
You are describing domain-driven design. Outsource generic subdomains, focus your expertise on the core subdomains. https://blog.jonathanoliver.com/ddd-strategic-design-core-su...
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by Extasia785 1y ago
> but it's really helpful when it comes to fixing your mistakes, allowing you to be successful. It would be helpful if they'd take a loss as a learning opportunity. But as stated in the original quote they threw a tantrum and a
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by Extasia785 1y ago
This entirely depends on the company culture. I worked in teams where every small decision is in the hand of the PO and I've worked in teams where a software engineer is a respected professional enabled to make their own technical deci
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by Extasia785 1y ago
Ukraine has around $1.2 billion and still got 10% tariffs.
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by Extasia785 1y ago
A bad analogy doesn't make a good argument. The best analogy for LLMs is probably a librarian on LSD in a giant library. They will point you in a direction if you have a question. Sometimes they will pull up the exact page you need, so
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by Extasia785 2y ago
> For each problem, our system sampled many candidate submissions and submitted 50 of them based on a test-time selection strategy. Submissions were selected based on performance on the IOI public test cases, model-generated test cases,
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by Extasia785 3y ago
I've started doing something similar around a year ago, after noticing that I reached basically all goals I set out for myself after school. I was at a point where I felt like I stopped growing as a person and found myself unhappy with
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by Extasia785 3y ago
I completely agree. I'm always amused by the idea that dating apps have this secret, sophisticated algorithm that gives you dates that are nice but leave you wanting more. Human relationships are hard and I doubt that the best experts
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by Extasia785 3y ago
What's wrong with cancelling Amazon Prime? I did it recently and it took less than a minute. I even had the option to cancel immediately and have them refund my money, even though my yearly subscription was still running for half a yea
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by Extasia785 3y ago
Unions in Germany aren't really split up by profession, but by industry. So if you e.g. work in the car or manufacturing industry, there's a good chance that most workers in your company are part of "IG Metall", which is
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by Extasia785 3y ago
I'm doing well by mapping out my days. I have all my projects written down, with dating being one of them. And then I just plan at what day I do what. Of course life gets in the way, but more often than not I stick to my plans. You&#x2
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by Extasia785 3y ago
Langchain previously had a nice blogpost about how they build their RAG chatbot, maybe there are some helpful hints in there: https://blog.langchain.dev/building-chat-langchain-2/
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by Extasia785 3y ago
> But the net positive is so, so much bigger for society that I'm sure we'll figure it out. Considering that the democratic backsliding across the globe is coincidentally happening at the same time as the rise of social media a
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by Extasia785 3y ago
While cats are native in some places, evolutionary mechanisms stop working when a predator has an unlimited supply of food supplied by humans. The problem of cats nowadays isn't their existence, but that the amount of cats per square m
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by Extasia785 3y ago
Ads per se are a fine alternative to pay for a website, the problem is when they are the most attractive option. Because them being the most attractive option usually means they are the only option, meaning they are also the only option for
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by Extasia785 3y ago
Depends on the region. The big advantage of WFH is the global job market. I live pretty rural in Germany and salaries are quite a bit lower than in the city. And they are far lower than remote US-jobs. So I easily eclipse all my friends and
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by Extasia785 3y ago
They could re-open it. But the last time we had a popular unmoderated subreddit, it became a mixture of porn, onlyfan models and Donald Trump / Jeffrey Epstein posts. Good OOTL if you want to give Reddit a click in these times: https:
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by Extasia785 3y ago
> but Reddit has this deep depression inside it that isn't really noticeable until you leave. Like, you don't ever really see happy people on there anymore, just people with varying levels of misery Well put, I've also not
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by Extasia785 3y ago
You seem to be quite misinformed about the war. It's openly known that Ukraine is running propaganda campaigns and intentionally publishes misleading information, to win the information war. Note, this isn't bad and in fact is enc
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by Extasia785 3y ago
As a junior that also just started before COVID forced everyone into remote, my experience has been that team culture is the deciding factor. I've always been extremely vocal in communicating ideas, acquiring feedback and asking for he
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by Extasia785 3y ago
It is very interesting that you get these "bad" results from my prompt. I just tried again on a completely new chat and got the following answer: "Here's a new word: "Aurovexia" Definition: The feeling of overw
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by Extasia785 3y ago
> If I were to start with ChatGPT I would, necessarily, only say what has been said. This is not true though, you can test it for yourself: Prompt: Invent a new word, which has never been written before. When I type it in Google, I shoul
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by Extasia785 3y ago
I agree, I subscribed to a physical, high-quality Sunday newspaper (I hope this word exists in English, it's a newspaper that gets released once a week on the weekend) and I find it perfect. Frequent enough to stay up-to-date, but slow
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by Extasia785 3y ago
Well what you are criticizing is mainly a problem of the media. Look at the actual IPCC report [0], there multiple scenarios are outlined, with 1.5 degrees being the most optimistic one, which makes sense. I did not read through it yet, but
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by Extasia785 3y ago
1.5 degrees is commonly talked about because almost every country on earth pledged to "pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels" [0] in the Paris agreement. We won't hit that anymo
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by Extasia785 4y ago
This is an interesting topic though, because this generation is the first generation of kids who grew up with social media, so it's not unfathomable that "kids these days" are different, for better or worse. Kids these days m

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