cleverwebble

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by cleverwebble 1y ago
If you want to generate a heatmap of existing text, you will have to take a different approach here. The naive solution I could come up with would be really expensive with openai, but if you have an open source model, you can write up custo
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by cleverwebble 1y ago
Agreed! I've spent the last few months using Claude Code and Cursor - experimenting with both. For simple tasks, both are pretty good (like identifying a bug given console output) - but when it comes to making a big change, like adding
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by cleverwebble 1y ago
I do like the control you have over organizing. The only thing I was shocked was I couldn't revert a series of changes (checkpointing) like you can can in Cursor. Sometimes the LLM does it a different way I dont like, so I want to go b
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by cleverwebble 1y ago
I grew up in a town called Seymour, which is in the same county as Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge. It's Dolly country. She's a hero - she's done so much for her community. Much of the money you spend at Dollywood goes to help s
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by cleverwebble 1y ago
I can't really show an interactive demo, but my team at my day job has been fine tuning OpenAI models since GPT-3.5 and fine tuning can drastically improves output quality & prompt adherence. Heck, we found you can reduce your prom
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by cleverwebble 2y ago
"No, I'll do it myself" and "I feel like you aren't listening to me" comes straight out of couple's therapy handbooks on what not to do. You can be direct and respectful, but this was not respectful, this
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by cleverwebble 2y ago
I'm in my mid-thirties and most of my friends have ditched Facebook. I didn't really realize this until when I used it to create an event for a house party... I was somewhat surprised that only 2 people out of 15 even saw it. I en
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by cleverwebble 2y ago
thats a wild, and dangerous take
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
The story is that these young engineers built a 500$ drone that consumes this kind of data to do mapping. In 24 hours for a hackathon no less. If the US government didn't already have this kind of tech, they would spend millions just f
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
Is 2.9% and 6.8% acceptable or even 'good' levels, even for the tech industry? I'm not quite sure. A 6.8% performance-related quit/termination seems pretty high from my limited anecdotal experience. Edit: now that I&#x27
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
You are assuming they are paying retail price, which they certainly are not.
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
I don't know about LinkedIn, but a comparable company would be Indeed - something like 12-15k employees. The majority of the company is sales & marketing. Their customer base is basically every company in the world, so having each
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
Wow, I didn't even know there was 7,000 documented languages in the world!
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
LinkedIn doesn't have no where near the market share of job search / hiring in the US compared to Indeed. It's like, 2-3x less.
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by cleverwebble 3y ago
If you sign up today and host a job on Indeed, you will only be charged for applicants you approve. You have a day or two to reject candidates. We charge more money per candidate that you approve, instead of charging you per apply or click.
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by cleverwebble 4y ago
I'm wondering what % of forms that ask for gender actually use that field in any way
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by cleverwebble 4y ago
I'm sorry, but I get irked whenever I see a CEO saying they take full responsibility but then accept no consequences. There is no impact on their compensation, their equity, or their life other than the "emotional scar" left
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by cleverwebble 5y ago
As an interviewer, this is so incredibly frustrating - we don't change our questions often and because of that the questions and answers are all over these forums. With that said, it is incredibly easy to spot someone cheating - they o