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logicslave12
6y ago
Small government is winning because big government is filled with crooks
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I’ve worked with some exceptional code off of GitHub. But at work? Never
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The emergence of groups like this is due to three reasons: 1. The internet 2. The misinformation, sensationalism, and emotional manipulation in the groups themselves 3. A massive gap/amount of disinformation in mainstream media/le
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6y ago
TPUs are more expensive per model train then regular GPUs? I thought the point was they were way faster, which makes up for the cost. Data scientists using gpus usually can do the math on costs...
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6y ago
That guy is a scam artist and I’m sad to see him referenced
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This was a great message, why delete?
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Bring it up at work and see how well that goes. Also I can’t really point to discussion on it, almost all of it is deleted on platforms like Reddit
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This type of information is actively suppressed and speaking about is shamed
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How come you might quit the industry?
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It’s not high risk high reward, it’s high risk low reward
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This is what no one wants to admit about functional programming
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When I watched a world class software engineer build a real time data processing platform using only functional programming. At a major company, over ten teams were automated in a year. Beautiful and useful abstractions around data and data
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You mean a neural network I could pull off github, and if I had enough money to train it, end up with the same results?
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I think it is on topic. I’m tired of this company parading their “technical achievements” while simultaneously constraining humanities access to information
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In nyc there’s less than 10,000 investing jobs. You’re talking about a few thousand people a year
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Are you aware of how few people get rich in the hedge fund industry? It’s not much more than people getting rich in Vegas and on lottery tickets
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Yeah I stopped reading the economist a long time ago. Zero good information from them
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The recruiter just reached out to my LinkedIn profile. My understanding is it’s really easy to get the interview
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It’s been really stressful. I know python, but not really any other languages. I’m able to get work done. But I’m really nearly the same as a fresh grad. But really, I was just bumming around, then studied for four months and destroyed thei
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I was working on a “startup”/kinda just unemployed for two years. I studied leetcode hard, and got hired into a 300k a year job at FAANG. I know nothing about testing, git, software process, roll outs, dev ops, etc. I barely know how t
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NLP is rapidly improving, a time may come when someone else can create good search just because nlp tech has gotten so good
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Real ML and not just plug and play models takes a serious amount of knowledge
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No, there’s more ambiguity in machine learning projects. When you develop a website, aside from the design, it works or it doesn’t. Whether some kind of ml product can work at all is often team dependent
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It’s basically guaranteed at this point. And you don’t own the capital, you don’t start getting the massively appreciated grants until you are a few years in
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Dumbstruck that we wouldn’t allow an adversarial country collect data on all of our citizens locations? And potentially more?
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Funny that there’s two well known software companies that have disgruntled software developers. The title is believable for either
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So your dreams didn’t pan out, but for others it has. There’s always value in shooting for more in life. You only live once