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jy2947
3y ago
Please correct me if I misunderstand how it works - basically the input to the countinuous-eval is "dataset" (for example jsonl file, with the in and out from a "retriever" step, potentially golden data too), and one exa
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6y ago
Isn't the typical responsibility of the manager or the team lead? Inquire often is followed with more requests, if each developer serves as the weekly-speaker-of-the-team, will the external partner eventually figure out "John will
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6y ago
Thanks for sharing! I also wonder whether the OP should have made clear decision (and expectation) between bootstraping vs startup, because I think they require different mentality, operation style and even market. With startup he and his c
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6y ago
Thanks, agree to every word.
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6y ago
But if Microsoft has teams in China, Russia work on MS Teams, I will be very concerned. The same goes with Slack, that many companies now rely on to keep business going.
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6y ago
What alerted me at that time was the discrepancy between their HR site at U.S of the Chinese opening (only one), and their job postings in Chinese job sites.
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6y ago
The R&D centers in China (I think there are 3 of them) are their competitive advantage - this can help them manage cost to be profitable from early on. I also think the engineering teams there can share with their peers of the other loc
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6y ago
Don't know what is going on at Zoom, but I suspected at least part of it sneaky. For example, about 3 or 4 weeks ago I heard about this company, and learned that it has R&D in China per its SEC filing at IPO. However, checked its
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7y ago
I think we all want 3 things - 1, back-end services with clear boundary, that decouple concerns based on dev teams' domain responsibilities, with less dependency among each other,and respected source of record. This is very much the &q
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10y ago
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11y ago
I may be wrong - but I have a feeling that, technology companies like apple and google are developing software on device to make user data so protected that they will say "I can not technically to crack my software" even ordered b
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11y ago
+1 I think the problem is not homework - it is there is no other reliable and affordable "better" alternative to homework or standard test. We can all argue that homework is taking away the time kids can otherwise spend on exercis
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11y ago
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