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pmulard
6mo ago
Consistent users of ~~product~~ AI find it favorable. Color me shocked. I'm much more curious about the results of 80k people who don't use AI regularly.
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pmulard
2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid/onsite in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: Rust, JavaScript, React, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure, GCP Résumé/CV: h
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pmulard
2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid/onsite in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: Rust, JavaScript, React, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure, GCP Résumé/CV: h
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pmulard
2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: Rust, JavaScript, React, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure, GCP Résumé/CV: https:/&
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pmulard
3y ago
Really well done, this is so fun to play with.
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pmulard
3y ago
Ask someone in Turkey or Venezuela, who's had their currency devalue 50%+ overnight, which one is more important.
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pmulard
3y ago
The FDA has no place in a free market. If people trust a company which poisons their food, they should be punished for misplacing their trust. Both the scammer and the scammed deserve a share of the punishment. Life naturally punishes the s
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3y ago
There are plenty of factory/labor jobs that don’t require people to wreck their bodies. Many of them provide workstations where people have the option to sit/stand or they are walking around most of the time. Occasionally bending
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3y ago
I used to have a mavic mini, that is, up until it disconnected 500 ft from me, never to return again. I tried chasing it down to where I believed it was, but I was never able to reconnect. There is a return to home feature, where the drone
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3y ago
I keep thinking about what a people’s mega-PAC could look like, but I get stumped every time. The US is designed for corporations to easily be the best way of organizing people together, due to the incentives (make profit). We need to figur
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3y ago
Ok let me rephrase this - the people I referenced aren’t good - they’re amazing. They have the credentials (Juilliard, S.I. Newhouse, etc.) and the work experience (lead role on broadway, ESPN and sports illustrated) and it’s still a massiv
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3y ago
I disagree with your premise - just because someone doesn’t make money on their work doesn’t mean it’s not good. We live in a capitalistic society, where the laws of supply and demand rule. You’re able to make good money in carpentry by sim
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3y ago
Bitcoin and Ethereum, at a minimum, are decentralized digital gold. They are hedges against fiat currencies, which have their own set of problems and risks.
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pmulard
3y ago
I’ve been in the camp of chatGPT being just a layer on top of google search - but I like your idea way more. A structured prompt language is a really interesting perspective.
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3y ago
I’ve been dealing with a herniated disc for almost a year now. It’s completely changed how I view my body, and it’s made me forever grateful for my health - along with complete respect for those dealing with chronic medical issues. For the
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3y ago
I see ChatGPT as the next “layer” on top of google search in the greater scheme of information. Before google, one had to spend a lot of time perusing the internet manually. And before that, people had to read physical books or call someone
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pmulard
3y ago
There's more of an explanation further down: To better understand, notice that longer_of is not a function; it’s a subscript. A subscript does not return a value, it projects one, granting the caller temporary read and/or wri
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3y ago
I’m curious how many opportunities the IC path has to lead and conduct “managerial” duties. I’m sure it varies by company, but I’d like to believe it’s like how most research teams operate - leaders lead and organize meetings when necessary
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The Beginner’s Guide to Docker
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3y ago
I recently completed the specialization with Andrew Ng and think it’s a fantastic introduction to ML. It has a good blend of theory, practical tips, and coding. If anyone is interested, I’ve published detailed notes and my submissions for t
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pmulard
3y ago
Just curious, but what exactly do you mean by the appearance of low inflation?
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3y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: JavaScript, React, Python, Rust, Azure, Docker, SQL Résumé/CV: https://petermul
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4y ago
Full Stack Software Engineer Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid/in-person in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: JavaScript, React, Python, Azure, Docker, CI/CD,
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4y ago
For anyone looking for alternatives, freetaxusa and CashApp are both great. I used the former for one year after I couldn’t get TurboTax for free anymore. Federal is free and state is $15 per. Switched to cashapp for the past two years beca
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Full Stack Software Engineer Location: San Francisco Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid in the Bay Area Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: JavaScript, React, Python, Azure, Docker, CI/CD, REST, SQL, NoS
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4y ago
You pay $4 for a Gatorade because of how expensive the labor (store staff) and rent are. San Francisco would be much cheaper if it didn’t cost 5 grand a month to rent a tiny store front.
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4y ago
One thing the post didn’t touch on with regards to health care - it’s tied to employment. On one hand, we have tech companies covering all out of pocket expenses, and on the other, we have service industry people who can’t even get health c
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4y ago
Slightly off topic, but I feel like there are so many conflicting parties involved with the US national parks system. On one hand, we have groups of people who want to preserve the land as much as possible. But often these same people have
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4y ago
Strawman. Besides, I can go gamble my money on stock options via Robinhood, but Apple doesn’t take a cut of that.
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4y ago
I cook eggs on cast iron without them sticking, but it requires maintenance on the seasoning. The trick is to use some butter when cooking with eggs, and they slide right off. A quick wipe with a paper towel and the pan is clean (leaving bu
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