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orangevelcro
1y ago
Absolutely. I always thought LLMs were interesting, but in no way 'ready for prime time' and have been absolutely blown away that it seems like it's been shoehorned into every possible real life use case in such a reckless wa
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orangevelcro
2y ago
I don't know...my spidey sense has been going off a bit. Kagi has a free trial, but you have to pay, which is the difference between it and early Google. Of course, now we have Google ads instead, so who knows, maybe not bots.
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orangevelcro
2y ago
Exactly! It's so frustrating because the results were usually useful enough to at least point me in the right direction or help me figure out what I was doing wrong to find what I wanted.
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orangevelcro
2y ago
If a company sends me a take-home, they aren't getting it back any less than 24 hours later. I prefer if I can open it, read it and then come back to it later. I hate it when I have to immediately open it and finish it, like a timed co
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orangevelcro
2y ago
I think I've come across this bot on reddit before. I read a lot of skincare-related subreddits and people talk about their routine and 'holy grail' products...so that seems like an appealing place for this type of thing to i
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orangevelcro
2y ago
As someone with ADHD, I concur.
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orangevelcro
2y ago
I can't believe how terrible product search is on Instacart - I place orders on there pretty frequently for my mom, and Petco is the worst. I will search for "wellness chicken cat food" - and wellness has chicken cat food in
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orangevelcro
2y ago
I've always suspected that this was the real reason for the leetcode interviews.
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orangevelcro
3y ago
I think it has to do with her views on math being related to her other creative interests - saying you could compare a mathematical theorem to a poem, for example. Also, where she talks about how she sits and works at a computer but that&#x
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orangevelcro
3y ago
Isn't that what the tracking stuff is supposed to track? Measure things like how 'annoyed' people get by bounce rate and whatever other relevant metrics.
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orangevelcro
3y ago
I wonder if that's why I can't change my password with petco - every time I shop there they tell me I have rewards but I can't load them because the site errors out when I try to reset my password. I used to be able to load t
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orangevelcro
3y ago
Honestly, I appreciated "you" at my last job - I don't have kids, but work is not my life either, especially if I have to be in the office. I worked at a place where it was awkward to leave before 6:30pm, and the one person w
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orangevelcro
3y ago
I've been noticing it more lately - especially at night if the room is darker. It seems like it has gotten worse lately so I was wondering if there had been some kind of change or I'm just noticing it more. Mostly am using firefox
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orangevelcro
3y ago
Also the language everyone uses to tip toe around saying people got laid off. Some employees 'were affected' or were 'part of the RIF' or whatever other acronym is currently popular.
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orangevelcro
3y ago
Totally agree! I have so many unfinished projects, but I also find that I end up using bits and pieces from those unfinished projects in new stuff. I always learn something from them.
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orangevelcro
3y ago
This describes the job I recently left to a T. Drained the life out of me.