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by jg0r3 27d ago
it's fine, the above comment was snarky as well.
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by jg0r3 1mo ago
I enjoyed this rant.
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by jg0r3 4mo ago
$18k a year is near half of my salary as junior verging on senior developer in the conservation field. Not everyone works in FAANG.
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Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence(science.org)
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by jg0r3 5mo ago
omg yes, I felt crazy the first time I experienced this "feature"
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by jg0r3 6mo ago
this one over here officer
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by jg0r3 8mo ago
This is really interesting to me, do you have a background in computer vision?
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by jg0r3 8mo ago
It's because stereo vision is "cheap" to implement, not because theoretical biological lidar has a "ceiling".
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by jg0r3 8mo ago
Ah, what a wonderful role. I'm sad I've missed the application period, maybe one of the only jobs in tech I'm specifically qualified for :(. I should add the asterisk that my anecdotes on the presumed legitimacy of publishing
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by jg0r3 8mo ago
I work in a large conservation organization focused on rare plant conservation. iNaturalist is sometimes used by our ecologists/biologists as a starting point for collating occurrence data. The iNaturalist data itself is likely specifi
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by jg0r3 1y ago
Three things I've noticed as a dev whose field involves a lot of niche software development. 1. LLMs seem to benefit 'hacker-type' programmers from my experience. People who tend to approach coding problems in a very "ki
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by jg0r3 1y ago
Lol same, writing SQL and directly wrangling Async connection pools always seemed way easier for me than trying to jam sqlalchemy into whatever hole I'm working with.
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by jg0r3 1y ago
That also wildly exceeds my experience. The documentation + code generated would be enlightening!
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by jg0r3 1y ago
It really depends what your industry is. I've been writing some printer drivers for custom hardware + windows applications at work. Much of the technical jargon I've been learning during development involve things like "drive
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by jg0r3 1y ago
Could you link any of these studies? I couldn't find anything specific when searching.
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by jg0r3 2y ago
Could you direct me to resources about collisions and splat data? I have an extreme interest in deriving measurements from splat data of vegetation, as it tends to reconstruct thin planes like leaves far better than other traditional SfM te