rosspackard

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by rosspackard 1y ago
Half the tasks they were not allowed to use AI.
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by rosspackard 1y ago
Great for the authors. But everyone else seems to be extrapolating. Authors have a responsibility and should recognize how their work will be used. Metr may overall have an ok mission, but their motivation is questionable. They published so
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by rosspackard 1y ago
It was just published. Too new for someone to conduct a direct study to critique and journals don't just publish critiques anyway. It would have to be a study that disputes the results. They used 16 developers. The confidence intervals
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by rosspackard 1y ago
One mediocre paper/study (it should not even be called that with all the bias and sample size issues) and now we have to put up with stories re-hashing and dissecting it. I really hope these don't get upvoted more in the future.
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by rosspackard 2y ago
I have a suspicion it does use budget forcing. The word "alternatively" also frequently show up and it happens when it seems logically that a </think> tag could have been place.
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by rosspackard 2y ago
What books or material on learning marketing would you suggest?
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by rosspackard 2y ago
Looks like they do but aren't really documented yet: https://github.com/infiniflow/ragflow/pull/119
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by rosspackard 2y ago
Looks like they do but aren't really documented yet: https://github.com/infiniflow/ragflow/pull/119
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by rosspackard 3y ago
Could this be a case like investment alpha? If you have a real life use case and share it then you could lose the opportunity. So some "experts" could be staying quiet because they don't have one. But some may stay quiet beca
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by rosspackard 3y ago
What do you mean when you use the word taught for open-interpreter? Looking at the OI docs wasn't too helpful. "I did spend a non-trivial amount of time fiddling with the prompts" was it writing prompts? I am really intereste
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by rosspackard 6y ago
Which James Clear articles did you like the best? There are a lot to choose from.
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by rosspackard 6y ago
Fully anonymized medical history/demographics data across countries and open to the public. This would allow crowd sourcing and statistics to be applied by the best minds in the world. I know regulations can make this difficult but man
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by rosspackard 7y ago
Would you share anything about your lifestyle business? What industry? How long you worked on it, etc?
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by rosspackard 7y ago
IANAL but you should be careful about sharing private information about a large publicly traded company
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by rosspackard 8y ago
I don't work at gitlab but one great avenue is working on large open source rails apps. And gitlab is actually open source. Try to get it up and running and tackle an issue they have. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org&#x2
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by rosspackard 8y ago
International law is complex. Having a full-time employee located in another country can lead to a lot of legal unknowns. At the very least this requires a company to spend the money to understand if they are exposing themselves to any in
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by rosspackard 9y ago
Can you point me to some of the Tony Robbins stuff that is good for this in particular? I find myself worrying more and more about losing what I am gaining.
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by rosspackard 9y ago
In publicly traded companies the shares are taxed when they vest. So when they give you the 100k in stock, you are taxed on the 100k (usually they withhold a portion of the stock in vesting programs).
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by rosspackard 10y ago
Look into Axis aligned Bounding Box Tree algorithms
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by rosspackard 10y ago
Could you elaborate. Is LR, linear regression?
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by rosspackard 10y ago
I am really curious how the first method/process claim was granted. '1. A method of treating a symptom of diabetes, the method comprising: identifying a subject exhibiting symptoms caused by pancreatic beta cell destruction, the s
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by rosspackard 10y ago
I think you are mixing up 'Patent application' vs 'Patent'. Anyone can submit a patent application. Whether it makes it through and is granted is a different story. Also the title and abstract of the invention don&#x2
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by rosspackard 10y ago
I only have anecdotal evidence but I helped a colleague use this successfully. Sourcing companies to email on angelist then using google/linkedin to find contact info of the appropriate person instead of going through the career page.
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by rosspackard 10y ago
Please don't say this: 'Can you work as a sw dev? I'm probably not as skilled as a professional dev. I would never be time-efficient as a professional.' I have seen many fellow developers say things like this (impostor s
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by rosspackard 10y ago
Those are all goals that with a little work should be surmountable. When CS majors or programmers estimate how fast/efficient code is they generally are intuitively applying big 'O' notation or some similar concept. This can
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by rosspackard 10y ago
So you are arguing that weak foundations are one of the greatest sources of problematic learning outcomes. And yet you are advocating for a system that produces those poor foundations and learning outcomes. I just don't understand wh
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by rosspackard 10y ago
What kinds of things do you tend to be insecure about?
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by rosspackard 10y ago
Thanks. And thats why my comment advocates for a 'better list' which would have a list of knowledge required. Then a student can choose whether they know enough that they just need to cherry pick or if they would need to take a
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by rosspackard 10y ago
"The course prerequisite list is, I think, usually a good balance of the right amount of information." I strongly disagree with this statement. I see many college curricula as hugely time inefficient. Especially when you want to
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by rosspackard 10y ago
I shouldn't have used the word curriculum. I went to a top university and I know how frequently those prerequisite courses can be totally off base (my degree is chemical/biomolecular engineering). I used the term 'pre-requi

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