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by iguana 1y ago
Brilliant idea and great execution!
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by iguana 3y ago
Trivial examples show that this isn't nearly as good as ChatGPT. The headline should be changed.
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by iguana 3y ago
What makes you think copy and pasting responses from an LLM is the actual job being posted?
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by iguana 3y ago
This is demonstrably false for many use cases. For one broad example, LLMs have shown incredible performance on many NLU and NLP tasks, that are not currently possible using other techniques.
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by iguana 3y ago
That's why the word "engineer" is in the title and it isn't "prompt writer" or "ChatGPT user". It's highly unlikely that anyone taking this effort seriously is copying and pasting from ChatGPT, r
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by iguana 3y ago
Writing prompts and engineering together = prompt engineer. The engineering depends on the prompt and the prompt depends on the engineering. Just like an ML engineer, or a QA engineer, or [anything] engineer. How specific the job title gets
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by iguana 3y ago
This is an unhelpfully cynical take. The job title has "engineer" in it, so a more charitable interpretation is more serious than "AI monkey". Using LLMs to solve real problems is not easy. Making sure that you don&#x27
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by iguana 3y ago
For those with the new Samsung Galaxy S23 series, they use a Snapdragon X70 modem and so are not impacted.
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by iguana 4y ago
If you're interested in increasing EVOO consumption for the health benefits based on polyphenols, look into Moroccan olive oil, as it has very high polyphenol levels - as high as 30x regular EVOO.
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by iguana 4y ago
You may be conflating programs running in a terminal and the terminal itself. We've managed to get this far without the latter.
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by iguana 7y ago
Replicant | https://replicant.ai/ | QA Lead, Fullstack, Deep Learning, Data Engineering, and Telephony Engineering positions | San Francisco, CA or REMOTE Replicant is a Conversational AI technology that works out of the bo
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by iguana 7y ago
Replicant | https://replicant.ai/ | QA Lead, Fullstack, Deep Learning, Data Engineering, and Telephony Engineering positions | San Francisco, CA or REMOTE Replicant is a Conversational AI technology that works out of the bo
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by iguana 7y ago
How confident are you that the results will indicate a level of impairment, rather than a particular concentration of THC? Other substances contained in cannabis have significant synergistic effects with THC; are you going to look for other
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by iguana 7y ago
I don't have a book recommendation for you (what helped me was the standard documentation and about a year of daily dev time), but an observation: Your team is likely using an overly restrictive tsconfig.json. No-implicit-any, for exam
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by iguana 8y ago
This is great! One way to offset the cost for job seekers is to take some part up front, and the rest in ~90 days when they get hired.
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by iguana 9y ago
I'm in the same boat. At this point, "growing pains" is not a legitimate excuse for this level of incompetence. I (wrongly) assumed that since Coinbase is based in SF and funded by YC, that they would not be able to get away
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by iguana 9y ago
Hello Mr. Schneiderman, I hope that by "AMA" you really do mean, anything :) What is your take on the outdated gravity knife law?
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by iguana 9y ago
Lots of advice here is to go after pain points, or enter competitive markets, or to question your team dynamics. I have a different perspective: Set up a studio, where the team builds a new "thing" every 2 weeks. Then, 2 months la
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by iguana 9y ago
Sure, I'd use it, but under the following conditions: - wired ethernet - lots of guard code that reconnects failed calls - customer is aware they will not get 5 9's or even 3 9's. Typically using WebRTC means a significant co
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by iguana 9y ago
I'm basically a twilio engineer now. I do a lot of telephony, but no one wants to run and scale their own stack, so everyone ends up building against REST apis. Twilio has some of the best features around reliably placing calls, sendin
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by iguana 9y ago
Thank you for replying! The sub-mm scale would be to accurately model small things. When making a case for a raspi0, for example.
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by iguana 9y ago
First, thank you! I use the ipad version. Some needed features: - precise editing - manual entry of dimensions - different materials and transparency - library of common items such as batteries, usb ports, etc - sub-mm scale - pencil suppor
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by iguana 10y ago
Operationally, the CEO should probably not have write access to a master DB.
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by iguana 12y ago
This is really cool! One issue I found is that it provides alternative spellings as distinct items. Is there a workaround for this? { "typeOf": [ "chromatic color", "chromatic colour", "spect
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by iguana 12y ago
This is the best headline I've ever read.
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by iguana 12y ago
This is long term/platform play. Think wordpress. The problems they are solving are not easy to solve. They are executing well! Worst case, one of snoozefest enterprise shops will just buy the whole thing.
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by iguana 12y ago
Would it be possible to import into the US?
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by iguana 12y ago
This is going to be awesome for cheap "phone home" drone projects. I wonder if the sims would work in a mobile hotspot (and just allow traffic to *.twitter.com) or some other programmatic access. I would pay $12/month for my
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by iguana 12y ago
It could be used as part of the process, for example to access a URL with an android exploit on it that the user would not normally visit. It could also detect periods of inactivity, or high background noise. This is a real attack vector no
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by iguana 12y ago
This is completely ridiculous and written by someone with absolutely no experience with marijuana. The idea that you "could end up high years later" is laughable, and has absolutely no basis in scientific fact. "A stoned Doct

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