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harvodex
2y ago
We just are not on your level of genius to understand these things. So obviously completely full of shit.
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2y ago
At some big companies at least, I think it is a policy to have to post the job publicly even if the person who was waiting in line inside the department for a few years already has it. I have had two jobs in the past posting inside the depa
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harvodex
2y ago
President Blinken is trying to get a few last things he wants in before cashing out in the private sector.
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harvodex
2y ago
lol yea or a few bad jobs reports? I think many got use to the most incredible labor market of a generation or two and we are just now back to something more historically normal.
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harvodex
2y ago
I would think if you aren't trying to develop a brand then you may as well just make the blog private. I love keeping a blog as my own private journal. I wouldn't want it public though because I can keep it as unstructured/me
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harvodex
2y ago
I am a conservative but I can't imagine how anyone is not tired of Musk at this point. Not 1984 but just standard 20th century type dangerous cult of personality with one person having way too much power.
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harvodex
2y ago
I wish this was true as being a shitty programmer who is old , I would benefit from this as much as anyone here but I think it is delusional. From my experience I wouldn't even say LLMs are stupid. The LLM is a carrier and the intellig
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2y ago
I agree with you but I think we are kind of the oddballs at this point. It does seem quite normal now to keep up with people you haven't seen in 10 years in person and will never see again. Maybe even people you would go out of your wa
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2y ago
When I was 20, no one my age had got incredibly wealthy or famous who wasn't an actor or musician. It is like a hyper version of de Tocqueville now. No matter how poor someone is, they still don't feel that far from being rich and
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2y ago
At this point, the lack of progress since April 2023 is really what is shocking. I just looked on midjourney reddit to make sure I wasn't missing some new great model. Instead what I notice is the small variations on the themes I have
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2y ago
I am at the point I just browse arXiv because everything else sounds like bullshit. Not that arXiv doesn't contain bullshit also but outside of that, in English at least, the internet has completely failed.
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2y ago
It just all seems so random and personal to me to make any blanket statement in this area. The biggest thing to me is to not blow the small handful of opportunities that randomly present themselves. In this context, there is a good chance t
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2y ago
90% might even be too low. If you look up business analyst type jobs on JP Morgan website they are still hiring a ton right now. What you actually notice is how many are being outsourced to other countries outside the US. I think the main p
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2y ago
The whole point of the post is that many have updated their beliefs too much.
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2y ago
I just can't imagine having to worry about this. It is why I like a low end Samsung android. It is borderline disposable and I would never view it as more than temporary storage. Works until it breaks or I lose it then start over. In t
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2y ago
As an ex pack a day smoker, realizing it doesn't really matter. I knew the first cigarette I smoked was a cancer causing terrible idea. The reason I did was because I was young and most other people I knew were doing the same thing. Sa
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2y ago
Nyquist is super ancient. The links don't even work anymore on CMU. Common Music might still work but I can't imagine bothering with Nyquist. https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/clm/ There is just not m
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2y ago
I have never in 30 years of synths read subtractive synthesis called Eastcoast or waveshaping called Westcoast. Especially to put what it is actually called in parenthesis as if everyone calls subtractive synthesis "Eastcoast". Th
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2y ago
Exactly. All the places I went to 30 years ago for a rave are now nice areas. Someone would call the cops for the amount of noise now before the party even started. Then factor in fentanyl. Maybe most of all though, in the mid 90s electroni