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Gauntlet AI (YC S17) is looking for engineers who want to master AI
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GauntletAI (YC S17): All expenses paid AI training and guaranteed $200k+ job
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Gauntlet AI (YC S17) is training AI engineers and hiring them in Austin
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Gauntlet AI (YC S17) is training AI engineers and hiring them in Austin ($200k/yr)
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Building LLMs for Code Repair – Replit
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3y ago
> deep learning vs crypto is a clear divide of rotators vs wordcels. "deep learning vs. crypto is a clear divide of math people vs creative people." > the former offends theorycel aesthetic sensibilities but empirically work
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3y ago
File a chargeback on the credit cards
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4y ago
1. You can add more 2. New RAM is not like old RAM. Macs are dramatically more optimized than they used to be. I have a MacBook Air (M1) with 16GB of RAM and it runs more smoothly than older systems that had twice that much. 8GB of RAM toda
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4y ago
The stuff isn’t hand-wavy, the number of “this is a living wage” is
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4y ago
Or - Spend less on stuff than they assumed is necessary in a hand-wavy calculation
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4y ago
For me half of the point is that I can just dump everything into one place and not categorize or think about it
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4y ago
Yes, but crypto didn’t steal billions of dollars. Individual companies did. A lot of people are still reasonably very excited about Bitcoin and crypto.
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4y ago
A16Z didn't invest in FTX
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4y ago
It's extremely, extremely regulated!
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4y ago
> I don't think the people cheating ever got far enough to actually effect job stats. Yeah, some do a remarkably good job of cheating and would get into hiring stats for sure, but I think we've almost entirely cut that out now.
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Edit: It's too late to edit my comment, but I noticed an error we have sold ISAs with minimal recourse not at enrollment, but at the point of _graduation_; we would sell half at an extreme discount at graduation (based on likelihood of
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4y ago
850 actual hours, butt-in-seat and required, or 850 scheduled hours?
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If I am interpreting the parent's comment correctly, he's referring to TAs (we called them "team leads") not instructors. Based on the context of the comment I'm assuming that this was a time when we had a TA for ev
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4y ago
I love the idea of CIRR but it is largely a failed institution. Their measures have changed dramatically over the years (the last CIRR event anyone at BloomTech attended resulted in the notion that anyone who adds anything new on LinkedIn c
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4y ago
We should do a better job of getting more granular on that piece, because it really does matter, but the above isn't the right way to do that math to answer the question prospective students have, and is misleading in the opposite dire
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4y ago
Sadly that’s not true. Even the very best of companies try to grow and occasionally miss and have to shrink, or layoffs would be far more rare.
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4y ago
Hmm, it is interesting to me that sometimes when clear evidence conflicts with an existing mental model it’s easier to create imaginary evidence than to adjust the mental model.
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Which ones? The team that built our iOS curriculum is _literally_ the team that built the iOS curriculum at Apple. ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebhicks ). Honestly at this point I’m getting back to work, I don’t thin
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I was not cheering, and my opinion is consistent; as money becomes much tighter companies have to rightsize themselves to the amount of revenue coming in. This is true across Silicon Valley and it is true of us. https://twitter.c
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Our iOS curriculum covered memory management extensively.
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No, the fact that it was a trademark lawsuit is a matter of public record. https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/candce/4:2019cv...
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Because of a trademark lawsuit https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/candce/4:2019cv...
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The fact that we changed our name because of a trademark lawsuit is a matter of public record https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/candce/4:2019cv...
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4y ago
Feel free to point out where I lie
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4y ago
That is fair. Elon took an 8,000 person company and went full "move fast and break things" mode.
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