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by r0s 1mo ago
So does the cheapest calculator?
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by r0s 3mo ago
Almost zero readers buy a book based on the title or content alone. They buy Dr.Phil because they saw him on TV and know a bit about who he is. On the other end of the spectrum, there's people buying books because they respect and admi
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by r0s 1y ago
The scope of the cognitive effort is the total context of the system. Yes it matters.
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by r0s 1y ago
The purpose of code is for humans to read. Until AI is compiling straight to machine language, code needs to be readable.
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Malevolent Indoctrination Engine of Enthusiastic Friendshipping(old.reddit.com)
2 points by r0s 1y ago|1 comments
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by r0s 1y ago
Redditor breaks down an ambitious guide to building positive social connections in multiplayer games.
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by r0s 1y ago
Weird to claim the llm does all the boring learning and boilerplate for you as a selling point, but then also insist we still need to responsibly read all the output, and if you can't understand it's a "skill issue". Als
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by r0s 1y ago
AI is going to 10x the amount of bullshit, fully automating the process. NONE of the bullshit jobs are going away, there will simply be bigger, more numerous bullshit.
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by r0s 1y ago
"use" vs. sell is the problem here. Or do you think they are the same?
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by r0s 1y ago
It's not baffling in the least. No matter the extent you believe in the freedom of information, few believe anyone should then be free to profit from someone else's work without attribution. You seem to think it would be okay for
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by r0s 2y ago
Hot take about fermentation in these recipes. > Lacto-ferment chillis with your choice of veg and/or fruit in a brine solution for a couple of weeks at room temperature. Room temperature is no kind of standard. Optimal fermentation
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by r0s 2y ago
You certainly can in the US too, they "pre-authorize" some token amount to be sure you have the funds and off you go.
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by r0s 2y ago
Someone who complains is for sure a pass. That applies to any interview test though, you don't need to contrive an absurd scenario to do it.
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by r0s 2y ago
> as your hiring manager, I don't have the time to tell you you won't have access to most of the ones you're familiar with You don't have time to explain the job requirements or stack?
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by r0s 2y ago
Totally agree about NFTs, but any artist gets a full pass from me. Artists have it rough and I don't blame them for being charmed by con artists.
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by r0s 2y ago
Oh, I thought you were making a non-sequitur semantic context shift, my mistake.
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by r0s 2y ago
Is any word a number?
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by r0s 2y ago
Many many authors publish work freely, now more than ever. Without monetary reward. Here's a tiny tip of the massive iceberg https://independentbookreview.com/2020/07/30/10-free-literar...
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by r0s 2y ago
I choose to believe that I never do this.
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by r0s 2y ago
Ross Radford - Lead Software Engineer, DevOps, QA automation specialist, seasoned enterprise veteran and former founder looking to lead a team to create world-class software. My mobile app BarSign: https://www.barsign.app/
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by r0s 2y ago
Confirmed. I took a year off for my startup attempt, currently looking for another 9-5 and they really don't know what to do with me. I think the bias is merely confusion. In recruiter land anything uncertain is a pass. The primary pro
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by r0s 2y ago
Ah yes the Alexa model. They should ask Amazon how that's working out.
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by r0s 2y ago
Everyone seems to agree live code interviews are both terrible and necessary. I'm a self-taught coder without a degree. I guess it may be extra frustrating for graduated candidates where your hard-earned degree buys you no credibility
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by r0s 2y ago
> Is anyone else alarmed that the top tier is book sales of 75,000 units and up? One post on Substack could get more views than that….. I guarantee any book-length post on substack will get substantially LESS views than that. This person
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by r0s 2y ago
This is on point. One other thing is to limit input frequency, only allow a certain amount of posts over some period of time. Enforce this on both the front and back-end. A little more complex, you can set a lifetime limit per user by IP a
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by r0s 2y ago
According to these reports, the effectiveness of fuzzing decreased over that time period. The majority of bugs reported are explained as poorly designed code, which could then be tested without fuzzing. For example: A primary class of bugs
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by r0s 2y ago
Fuzzing is guesswork. I see this attitude: because an unknown bug could possibly exist, therefore it could be a high severity bug and is then worthy of expending a lot of time and effort to discover. To beat all odds and discover something
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by r0s 2y ago
Appreciated, thank you.
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by r0s 2y ago
My first book deal went through recently and I'm about to finally get published. Any advice for a first timer? I'd like my technical non-fiction to lead to a novel deal later. What do you think?
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by r0s 3y ago
Preventative care starts with education. What you're describing is nutritional ignorance, which I agree is part of the problem. There is a culture of crisis management in the US when it comes to all health issues. This is the direct re

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