r17n

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   by r17n 1mo ago

   Hoping you get answer to this. I have the same question.
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   by r17n 2mo ago

   I love this comment. I never looked at it that way before. I wasn't able to articulate it but "an excuse to do math" is perfect. This resonates with me.
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   by r17n 4mo ago

   I'm so excited about this. My cousins and I still play Snowboard Kids (one) whenever we meet up.
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   by r17n 6mo ago

   Perhaps people wanting to show their "high GitHub productivity" to potential employers.
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   by r17n 7mo ago

   I love this. I know I struggle with "I don't want to bother this person". How do you deal with that?
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   by r17n 8mo ago

   Everyone posting seems to love this. Can folks provide some of their use-cases?
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   by r17n 1y ago

   Honest question, are these startups not also asking "leetcode puzzles within strict time controls" ?
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   by r17n 2y ago

   I'm interested!
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   by r17n 2y ago

   I think it's relative. In the future, if Musk has a leftward shift, I think it would be newsworthy as well.
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    by r17n 2y ago

    So there's a video of him addressing this - he doesn't hate the tech. He mentions that it's wildly expensive for cars. But, they use it heavily for SpaceX
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    by r17n 2y ago

    I really like this idea. I hope this catches on.
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    by r17n 3y ago

    I feel “require” is a bit strong. But, I think there are some interesting possibilities. Advertising your medical practice as an “LLM-consulting” (better name needed) one in the same way there’s “Montessori” schools could be interesting. An