benpopper1

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by benpopper1 3y ago
One comment to add here - regardless of where you stand on this particular LLM provider: Do we want knowledge communities like Stack Overflow or Reddit to continue to exist? Should big AI providers that train on their data share some of the
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by benpopper1 3y ago
Would you like to write about the process of creating this for Stack Overflow blog or share some quotes we can use? We're planning to publish a few things on vector DB, embedding, and RAG in the near future.
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by benpopper1 4y ago
What was test score ;)
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by benpopper1 4y ago
It already does - everything from the technical stack exchanges to the sites on cooking and gardening :)
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Coding bootcamps and 4-year colleges have same rate of big 5 employees(zdnet.com)
1 points by benpopper1 5y ago|4 comments
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by benpopper1 5y ago
Code Fellows, Hackbright Academy, Hack Reactor all had similar numbers of alumni employed at the Big Five -- while costing 10% of the tuition charged at traditional colleges.
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by benpopper1 5y ago
Hey there - I work at SO. Understand your concern and wanted to share some details. Browsers fire a copy event when you copy, just like a click event fires when you press on a button. We just added analytics to it like we would any other fe
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by benpopper1 6y ago
Great question. It's a feature request that comes up sometimes, but doing it by accident could be costly if we're talking about proprietary code. Having it in this format should make it easy to port Q&A over to the public site
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by benpopper1 6y ago
Full disclosure, I work for Stack Overflow. Yes, we think so. We have academic clients using it at computer science departments. You can see how data scientists use it here https://stackoverflow.com/teams/use-cases&#x2F
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by benpopper1 6y ago
Full disclosure, I work for Stack Overflow. The product is different from wikis or intranets because it's not just about anticipating what someone might need and documenting that. Stack Overflow for Teams gives users the ability to ask