rednalexa

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by rednalexa 1mo ago
For me - I forgive an em-dash, but it does make me more skeptical of the other tells of AI-written text. If I start to see those other tells I do start to get a bit annoyed.
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by rednalexa 8mo ago
This experience is common in my circles even in the US as well as those I know in Europe. May be a bi-modal distribution where some industries are vastly underpaying while some industries are the opposite and paying well above the average.
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by rednalexa 1y ago
The only issue is that it needs a good user. Just as you can work your way into good insights, you can work yourself into bad insights just as easily. Sometimes chatgpt doesn't challenge you enough unless you ask it to under specific f
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by rednalexa 3y ago
Also not OP, but if you open up with any mental health positive people in your life, that's a great place to start. They may even have a recommendation which will really ease a lot of your worries going in as it largely is a personalit
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by rednalexa 3y ago
Isn’t Patagonia privately owned though?
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by rednalexa 3y ago
Yeah. My worry with Fusion eventually being solved is it will make energy so abundant that we will find novel ways to waste it. Ideally it is used to solve things like our climate crisis - but who knows.
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by rednalexa 3y ago
Thanks I’ll start with those! Moloch was a great one so I’ll be happy to dive into more.
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by rednalexa 4y ago
Did you ever put together the reading list? Id be curious to check them out.
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by rednalexa 4y ago
Absolutely. The user still needs good taste right now too - if it writes you a mission statement or something else you have still have to know whether its good or not.
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by rednalexa 4y ago
I would assume that if Google is paying 10$/hour for humans to rank content, someone else is paying 11$/hour to fool it with a human generating content, clicks, etc. Additionally, people writing bots learn just like Google learns,
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by rednalexa 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. That is a good strategy to try as I do often let things go either unbounded with no constraints or with too many constraints.
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by rednalexa 5y ago
I like the idea: do you have any examples of it in practice?
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by rednalexa 5y ago
I personally believe that the rebranding is to attract talent to work for them as Facebook had a negative brand value in tech and required a premium for hiring. This rebranding changes their narrative from a technical perspective. Will it w
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by rednalexa 5y ago
That is definitely not his LinkedIn
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by rednalexa 5y ago
Is this within a global context or a local one? Liking a song in Spotify is global - Spotify then adds it to a list of liked songs. But from my experience with Pandora, radio stations were localized. Liking a song did add it to a list somew
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by rednalexa 5y ago
Cool, I think I understand what you mean - sounds like a neat experience. I didn't know that was possible. Thanks for the explanation!
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by rednalexa 5y ago
What did you replace your tab homepage with? Anything in particular to call out?
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by rednalexa 5y ago
I think that you are overgeneralizing people a little too much. Particularly your comment that people fall into particular subtypes, and if you know these types you will rarely be surprised by their behavior. This type of thinking can easil
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by rednalexa 5y ago
Other entries in the blog mention she has a military husband.
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by rednalexa 5y ago
I feel like it would cause some strange local weather patterns too if you localized all of the high albedo paint in one area. Would be a funny consequence, but I'm sure they've considered it!
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by rednalexa 6y ago
Out of curiosity as I too would like to automate the tedium of things like a perf. review - how exactly do you automate those 'one-off' per year tasks that fall more in line with spending more time maintaining the code for that ta