bluesroo

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by bluesroo 11mo ago
Every single major AI player at the moment is designing chips with some getting close to their first tape out. Including OpenAI.
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by bluesroo 1y ago
I’d agree that most humans are not pathological power seekers; however I believe that’s exactly why we end up with successful pathological power seekers. Like the world is learning with nukes, you cannot rely on the powerful for mercy. You
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by bluesroo 1y ago
I remember in the 2010s reading about them and also reading that there are de facto hierarchies within Valve for given projects, even if they aren’t explicitly laid out.
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by bluesroo 1y ago
This exists; they are called sprint races. Sprint races are generally a stepping stone to the bigger leagues because it doesn't require the same type of manpower and coordination to be competitive. A lot of spec series (like the MX-5 s
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by bluesroo 1y ago
Your definition of "learning" is incomplete because you're applying LLM concepts to how human brains work. An LLM only "learns" during training. From that point forward all it has is its context and vector DBs. If a
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by bluesroo 2y ago
Elon's father is/was a certifiable monster. I'm not sure he's the reliable narrator that you're setting him up to be.
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by bluesroo 2y ago
I don't think they believe collusion isn't happening. I think the argument above is that democrats are one of the drivers of building restrictions, leading to the ability to collude. If new entrants to the market were plentiful th
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by bluesroo 2y ago
This test is actually fairly well validated. The purpose isn't to specifically diagnose your problems, it is to find the floor for how much trauma you may have experienced. Sure, some may have had parents under the influence occasional
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by bluesroo 2y ago
ACE of 6, father of 3 under 7. I love fatherhood, but it is easily the most difficult leap of faith I've taken in my life. A majority of my coping mechanisms were based around quiet time to myself and that basically doesn't exist
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by bluesroo 2y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what is your blood pressure with this abnormality? My gut feeling would be that it you have a much larger gap between your systolic and diastolic numbers than average?
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by bluesroo 3y ago
I think that it instead amounts to a strong argument that many apps simply wouldn't exist if Electron didn't lower the barrier of entry.
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by bluesroo 3y ago
> What seems much more likely to me is they offered unlimited storage as a competitive feature of Google Workspace thinking it would still be profitable even with some customers using much more storage. But because we can't have nic
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by bluesroo 3y ago
That argument that GP is making isn't that low prices are bad for consumers. The argument is that amortized over the lifetime of the business, the prices are actually significantly higher because they are able to momentarily drive thei
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by bluesroo 3y ago
I mean, the timeframe was also important there. Yes, that 16 months makes a huge difference right now. That's the exact time that I basically walked through my interviews to 6 offers. RE Connections: I meant they only matter if they ar
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by bluesroo 3y ago
It's clear that you haven't had to get an interview from a non-connection in the last year. It's a literal fucking nightmare unless you have connections that can literally hand you a job. I have 8 years of experience. TL;DR:
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by bluesroo 4y ago
The amount of value I get out of your service is nuts! No better place to figure out whether a multiplayer game is worth getting... Daily users is hard metric to game or lie about.
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by bluesroo 4y ago
My observation of rental car companies is that they have figured out how to run on absolute skeleton crews. I rented one earlier this month online. When I showed up they handed me a confirmation and told me to pick a car and drive, key was
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by bluesroo 4y ago
Which is also why a vast majority of software companies have "unlimited" PTO. It allows them to have no PTO on the books.
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by bluesroo 4y ago
If you're not employed and you want the best comp you can get, you should treat it as a full time job. My last job hunt was probably ~40-50 hours a week for a month between wrangling recruiters, hiring managers, and the interviews them
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by bluesroo 4y ago
The parent comment died while I typed my response, so I'm just throwing it here to elaborate on your comment: I'm not Indian, but I read a lot about this when the Cisco stuff came out. The gist that I picked up from interviews wit
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by bluesroo 4y ago
We've definitely considered it! Unfortunately both of our families are from the same area and it is very high CoL. Not only parents, but grandparents, siblings, aunts/uncles all live within 30 minutes of us... Luckily our parents
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by bluesroo 4y ago
Unfortunately in most industries I think you're right on it being a part-time job. Software engineers (myself included) are a pretty spoiled bunch! Thanks for sending that link along! Contract work is definitely something to consider.
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by bluesroo 4y ago
I think you underestimate how heavy the hand of regulation and administration is in certain districts and schools. She gives out a little as she can without having admin intervene in her classroom. There's just no way around the amount
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by bluesroo 4y ago
This is great advice! We're pretty on top of our finances so we have a decent (but finite) runway to get everything figured out. My wife is a VERY driven person, which is the main reason for the push to get a job quickly. If anything I
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by bluesroo 4y ago
Thanks for the reply! We've had long discussions about all the options (one job + one stay at home, moving to a cheaper area, part time, etc.) but both of us at the end of the day are fairly ambitious and want to have careers. Also, in
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by bluesroo 4y ago
There’s a significant middle ground here that you’re ignoring. This doesn’t feel like a comment in good faith, but I’ll reply one more time: She would like to be able to see our kids off to school and relax with them after school without ha
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by bluesroo 4y ago
We’ve talked pretty directly about what we want from our futures. We haven’t talked about the idea in a while, but she wasn’t interested in being a stay at home mom. Thanks for bringing it up, though. It’s worth talking about again.
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by bluesroo 4y ago
Most applications are cold applied right now just because we don’t have too many connections here. We’re trying to crawl our networks and see if we can find some intros.
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by bluesroo 4y ago
This is something I like to think I'm decent about. We tend to have a fairly decent work split, but you're right that picking up a bit more would probably be a good thing. It's a bit of a balance because having something prod
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by bluesroo 4y ago
Because we both have career ambitions. Also, we have financial goals that we’d like to make regarding our home and future schooling for our children.

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