omarhaneef

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by omarhaneef 10mo ago
At the heart of this article is the claim that buying equity is a form of theft. That is an extreme claim (in the sense of surprising, remarkable, unusual, and one that needs a lot more support than ordinary claims). It is inadequately defe
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by omarhaneef 1y ago
Try the “best sellers” or new arrivals: https://anycrap.shop/best
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by omarhaneef 1y ago
There are a few dozen of these out there. That’s the first question anyone should answer.
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by omarhaneef 1y ago
I know you’re trying to see where the puck is headed but I think there is a lot of work between where we are and where LLMs replace 4 Junior devs. The workflows we have are not quite right for it. Coding has always been 10% coding and 90% d
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
If you found even a single job off of it, doesn’t that mean it’s great? This is its main purpose. Perhaps it could be better, but a lot of people would pay a lot for a single good job offer. And you accepted it.
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
For every application of semantic search, I’d love to see what the benefit is over text search. If there a benchmark to see if it improves the search. Subjectively, did you find it surfaced new papers? Is this more useful in certain domain
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
I think this is probably right but so far it seems that the areas in which an LLM is most effective do fine with the lower power models. Example: the 4o or Claude are great for coding, summarizing and rewriting emails. So which domains requ
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
One of the best pieces on here recently (and didn’t realize it was by Sinofsky!) Anyway, one other insight I would add is that the issues tend to come up at the interface between the systems. Your automation has to get some input and send
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
All these suggestions are great but I would add two more: 1. find a good text book in the field as narrowly construed as possible, and just browse the table of contents. This will give you a quick map of the field, and a place to put all th
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by omarhaneef 2y ago
If you read between the lines, it would seem no one was keeping the place clean.
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by omarhaneef 3y ago
I think the exciting part is this: “BNT211 continues to show encouraging antitumor activity in patients with CLDN6-positive relapsed or refractory advanced solid tumors” <- interesting because they finally demo some effect in solid tum
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by omarhaneef 3y ago
This should not be a debate. Take a note from the pet shop boys: they never argue. They also never calculate the currency they spend.
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by omarhaneef 3y ago
Ugh. Any clue as to why?
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
I think question should include the size of the dev team. Solo dev vs 50 devs might need different tools just to get out of each others way.
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
Yes, good point and I like your final partial solution. I think it’s a good compromise.
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
Microsoft Authenticator syncs across all instances so you just have to log in to a new Authenticator on the new phone and the codes are there. (I think it uses OneDrive). I am sure that is less secure than a local only copy but this may be
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
Can’t it just scan the client? For email at least, I feel it can just read your inbox or whatever and store the results of the analysis locally. You were very active with this friend for n years and it dropped off. Drop them a line.
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
There have been several iterations of this sort of idea — a personal CRM — and the main issue I have is they should automatically scan my emails, texts and chats to figure out my friends and suggest that I reach out. Also, want it to be 100
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
You may have heard people say that “business” is not a deep discipline and I think the theory of business is pretty accessible. Go to any business school site and just look at the MBA curriculum: https://www.hbs.edu/mba&#x2F
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
Firstly, I am sorry to read that. Secondly, if they removed all visible signs, that is great and very hopeful. If my loved one had a serious medical condition, and there wasn’t a known cure — for instance if it comes back — I would look at
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
You don't know if other humans do, but you know at least one human that does: yourself (presumably).
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
Same. 1. Ask chatgpt to write the code 2. Debug the obvious errors 3. Ask stack overflow to find the non-obvious errors 4. Repeat You accidentally become a better programmer like the old days when people would learn by typing in listings fr
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
N+1 theory on why this may be the case: Cognitive ability is forged in reading and discussions. After you’ve seen the arguments rehearsed hundreds of times you’ve become inundated and exhausted by the arguments and counter arguments from bo
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
If only something like this were part of markdown. (And here on HN, I hope someone is going to say: yes, this vscode extension will add it to markdown)
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
It is one thing to pursue something out of curiosity, and another to spend hours upon hours every day for weeks on the same thing. I think your curiosity might give way to other obligations at some point which is why you have to be somewhat
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
I have to disagree. The quality of decline has really gone downhill in the last few years. Used to be that when things fell apart, they really fell apart (think revolution, collapse) but now they just peter out.
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
He writes whatever he wants to write about. And he would argue, he can't control what he wants to write about. What makes you want to make him not want to write what he wants to write about? Well, unfortunately, you can't control
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
At this point I am basically an unpaid shill for this company but: Udacity While courses from Coursera and EdX are also excellent, Udacity consistently makes me work hard and actually expend the energy to understand non-trivial tech.
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
There are three insights that David Allen had with GTD that I appreciate: - one inbox to absorb tasks you distribute later - lists go into working contexts so you do them while in that context - short term and long term are different The is
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by omarhaneef 4y ago
It’s 2022 and how come they don’t have GPT4 and some stable diffusion built in?

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