kailpa1

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by kailpa1 5d ago
Not sure whether the latency between your last sentence and follow-up question from the AI would be small enough for it to not be intrusive. As another user noted in a comment, that it takes time for the conversational model to call a more
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by kailpa1 5d ago
I think that this could be useful for the case of learning something by teaching it to someone else, and this someone else being the AI. We all know that learning-by-teaching is a great way to see the gaps in your knowledge and check whet
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by kailpa1 8d ago
What features do you think meet the list right now?
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by kailpa1 2mo ago
Thanks, am going to check it out.
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by kailpa1 2mo ago
Huge thanks! Will certainly try doing that.
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by kailpa1 2mo ago
Nice one! Sounds like a fun project to do. Did you follow any tutorial or guide for this? If so, I would appreciate it if you shared it.
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by kailpa1 2mo ago
I don't understand how Bulgaria supports the idea while most of its representatives are allegedly against it. How does that work?
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by kailpa1 3mo ago
That's sad to hear. I guess I'm giving too much credit to schools as a measure of success.
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by kailpa1 3mo ago
Yep, I don't know either, but I guess they have their reasons for this.
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by kailpa1 3mo ago
Sure, but isn't this kind of person the exception? I feel like most of the time good grades mean good programming skills
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by kailpa1 3mo ago
I'm a self-taught programmer as well, who dropped out of university, and these factors being omitted would benefit me as well, but I feel like good grades and a good university are still indicators of someone being or is capable of bec
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by kailpa1 3mo ago
From `resume_evaluation_system_message.jinja` > *SCORES MUST NEVER DEPEND ON THE FOLLOWING FACTORS:* > - College, university, or educational institution name > - CGPA, GPA, or academic grades I don't understand why they would