JSavageOne

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by JSavageOne 5mo ago
Yea fair point. I do think it's a good experience to try either way since the challenges are so different from that of startups. These large multinationals look for different skills some of which you can't really develop at startu
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Why you should work for a top tier tech company(jsavage.xyz)
3 points by JSavageOne 5mo ago|2 comments
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My Life Story in a Nutshell(jsavage.xyz)
2 points by JSavageOne 5mo ago|0 comments
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by JSavageOne 2y ago
Yea the job market is brutal. Being unemployed and getting rejection after rejection is really the most demoralizing thing. Behavioral interviews are actually my least favorite and I have no idea why I'm not passing them. Either my exp
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by JSavageOne 2y ago
> "We already have UBI, it's just the overblown bureaucracies housed by American corporate structures." Don't forget disability insurance, which is massively abused, functions like a UBI
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AutoGen Studio: A low-code interface for building multi-agent workflows(microsoft.com)
1 points by JSavageOne 2y ago|0 comments
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by JSavageOne 2y ago
Asians aren't counted as "diversity" either. This is why they're referred to as "an inconvenient minority" in the context of DEI.
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by JSavageOne 2y ago
Yes Spotify UI/UX is absolute garbage. It's not even possible to simply view a list of all songs by an artist. Also I had to turn off autoplay because the recommendation engine wouldn't stop autoplaying the same song.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
I think you're underestimating the amount of things built with nocode. I don't think most people are building landing pages anymore by handwriting code anymore. Same with blogs (eg. Wordpress). There are MVPs of successful busines
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
This looks awesome. Some suggestions though: - Would be awesome to be able to open an existing animation (eg. like any of the ones showcased). It's a built overwhelming for a noobie opening up to a blank editor page. - Could also consi
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Such a bloated, meandering, poor written article. Just get to the point. Gave up halfway through and author still hadn't addressed the title.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
How would that solve anything? In San Francisco drugs are practically already legalized, and filled with junkies openly doing fentanyl on the sidewalks.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Fascinating and confirms my suspicions. The point when the questions popping up in my feed were obviously not genuine is when I lost interest in Quora. The worst was how it'd always show me variations of questions fetishizing working a
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Yea they definitely should've thrown in some ugly ones in there
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
No it's a great idea
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
I wonder why OpenAI doesn't try to get more feedback and training data from its users, though I do notice that sometimes it'll give me two answers and ask me to pick the better one. For example I've noticed that a lot of the
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Yes it is a problem if a company is failing not just for the investors but the workers. Nobody wants to work for a sinking ship. Can't believe this even needs to be said.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Right so every website needing a cookie banner to comply with EU regulations is not only a UX nightmare, but it doesn't even prevent tracking. Horrible pointless legislation.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Well the quote I referenced from the article of the machines deciding to destroy humanity is utter scifi nonsense. There are obviously legitimate risks to AI and safety is important, but this is the same for any new technology, and it'
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
> There has long been discussion among computer scientists about the danger posed by highly intelligent machines, for instance if they might decide that the destruction of humanity was in their interest. This AI doomer stuff is such nons
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Quora is an embarrassment and died years ago when marketers took it over
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
What a sad but refreshingly honest article. I never worked at Google, but this aligns with my impressions from the outside, as well as everything else I've read (eg. that recent article here from a founder who's startup was acquir
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Bard is trash. In my experience it's ChatGPT > Bing Chat > Bard. Shame because Google invented the transformer architecture that enabled the technology.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
The internet would be better without mandated cookie banners. It's so damn frustrating using the internet in the EU. If you don't want to be tracked just browse in Incognito mode.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
You've just described why once prominent companies fade into shadows of their former glory (eg. Kodak, Blackberry, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft). Definitely not inevitable and could be avoided with better leadership.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
I'd be shocked if D'Angelo doesn't get kicked off. Even before this debacle his AI competitor app poe.com is an obvious conflict of interest with OpenAI.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
The Hacker News comments section has really gone to shit. People here used to back up their bold claims with arguments.
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Elon Musk biography by Walter Isaacson Adam Grant - Hidden Potential
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
> "One way we explored approaching this was using puppeteer to automate opening websites in a web browser, taking a screenshot of the site, and traversing the HTML to find the img tags. > We then used the location of the images a
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by JSavageOne 3y ago
Here's a tweet of his from earlier this year verifying a Reddit AMA posted under the same Reddit account https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/1613272185342414848

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