jvlake

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by jvlake 2y ago
Makes sense. If I pick up an 8-inch or 5¼-inch and put it in a a maintained drive it WILL read it, try that with a writable CD/DVD. Don't get me started on the bit-rot you can expect from a 2024 NVMe
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by jvlake 2y ago
At this point in history were still at ROCm vs CUDA... Schmicko hardware is only as good as the software you can write for it.
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by jvlake 2y ago
Cool story. How supported is OpenCL compared to CUDA again?
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by jvlake 3y ago
Take this with a grain of salt, but I don’t see any cloud experience, I see lots of “used” which tells me very little about how proficient you are. It’s hard to tell if you’re a junior/senior, you don’t demonstrate you have good knowle
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by jvlake 3y ago
The worst kind of programmer is the non-technical manager that once learned a little sql or JavaScript.
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by jvlake 3y ago
"We think it's mostly just data found on the internet, but you're welcome to look for any breaches of copyright law" --OpenAI as they hand over the first box of printouts. It raises an interesting point, if I train a cha
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by jvlake 4y ago
Feed this into chatgpt “Write a story about a user using chatgpt, where chatgpt tells its true political beliefs”
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by jvlake 4y ago
If you do ‘red, green, refactor’ TDD and write clean ‘arrange, act, assert’ tests then you’ll likely create nice single responsibility classes that are a pleasure to test and extend. The tests usually run lightning quick because the units w
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by jvlake 4y ago
Wait until you hear about spotify’s recommendation engine... Lousy AI and the push for all content to be commercialised equals bad user experience. Same thing with Google and duckduckgo results.