InterviewFrog

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by InterviewFrog 7d ago
That’s what they said about Elon firing 80% of Twitter’s staff. But X is doing pretty well.
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by InterviewFrog 17d ago
I used it initially. It was great and useful but the api costs were pretty high.. Now, I use claude code directly on my machine with the remote control flag.. so its like open claw exactly. I can be outside and give commands to it via mobil
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by InterviewFrog 17d ago
I have a strong suspicion its because of openclaw mania that happened like 3 to 4 months ago. Basically you can have your own 24/7 AI Employee. At-least thats the appeal and folks were buying mac minis massively. Just my gut feel. Ever
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by InterviewFrog 27d ago
Alexander the Great won his first battle at the age of 18. Treating 16 to 18 year old like 5 year olds is not the right way to go about it.
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by InterviewFrog 1mo ago
it has always been this way across every platform. most people don't pay attention to anything that isn't controversial or extreme. Thats just how our brains work and thats the reason why MrBeast's advice on making it on yout
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by InterviewFrog 2mo ago
>> The cost of that $15 per 30sec is NOT FINAL - you'll pretty much end up deciding you want another take - either due to some inconsistencies, non-physical movements, or anything else, which screams "that's fake".
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by InterviewFrog 3mo ago
This is just a Western cultural perception and baggage. That if you are good at chess, you are smart. If you can solve the Rubik's Cube quickly, you are a genius, etc. Getting better at chess, the Rubik's Cube, etc. is a skill. Th
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by InterviewFrog 3mo ago
You saved $500k to buy a beautiful home. You don't know how to build a home. I do. I take the $500k from you and then pay $450k to a bunch of employees who put in 40 hours a week. I take home $50k. I earn $50k. Now, you like the home s
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by InterviewFrog 3mo ago
This is so 2023. The thought process. At that time the predominant view was that LLMs were nothing but stochastic parrots, that they would plateau, and that hallucinations couldn't be fixed. At this point I doubt there are any AI scept
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by InterviewFrog 8mo ago
It did not feel off at all. I read every single word and that is all that counts. I think what you are getting wrong is thinking that the reader cares about your effort. The reader doesn't care about your effort. It doesn't matter
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by InterviewFrog 8mo ago
Ironically, being anti-science is pro-science. Skepticism of institutions and consensus is the scientific method. The main reason being scientific consensus can lag reality significantly, especially when career incentives discourage dissent
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by InterviewFrog 1y ago
Here is the uncomfortable truth. Only a small group of people are capable of operating at an elite level. The talent pool is extremely small and the companies want the absolute best. It is the same thing in sports as well. There will only e
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by InterviewFrog 1y ago
Using AI for autocomplete is like using a racecar to pick up groceries. This is exactly what the author says about avoiding LLMs for some ideological or psychological refusal.
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by InterviewFrog 1y ago
"Context Engineering" is all the rage now. Picked up by AI Influencers. Basically you give context to the AI models. Like if you want to build a social network you give the AI all the documentation around it so it can follow the b