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by rrvsh 15d ago
Hire this guy he's cracked
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by rrvsh 15d ago
Location: Singapore Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, preferably to San Francisco, but also open to New York and London. I am a Singapore citizen and eligible for the H-1B1 route for US roles. Technologies: Python, Rust, TypeScript, Pos
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by rrvsh 18d ago
This is a bit silly, and has the same tinge as lolcow posts about asking "Chat" when "my son in 3rd grade is going to graduate college". There are a million fasting apps that show based on how long its been since your la
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by rrvsh 27d ago
Haven't they been migrating to Azure for a few years? How is it still only 58% done... Microslop needs to lay off the focus on AI features and get it done
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by rrvsh 1mo ago
What's so bad about this readme? It's concise and representative of the project - no LLM-isms other than the emojis at the top, and even those look more like a human put them in than an LLM
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by rrvsh 1mo ago
please enumerate the civil wars over the decades Nix has been around. It is insane to discourage someone from using a good piece of battle-tested software because you personally have opinions about their community.
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by rrvsh 1mo ago
What do you mean? Codex paid plan treats me quite well. I'm not going to complain that free users get more shit, especially when it doesn't affect me in any way.
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by rrvsh 1mo ago
Location: Singapore (Visa sponsorship not an issue) Remote: Doesn't matter Willing to relocate: Yes (San Francisco, New York, London) Technologies: Nix/NixOS, Linux, Rust, Python, Bash, Lua, GCP, AWS, GitHub Actions, Terraform&#x2
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
It's insane that after four years of these tools being ubiquitous people still defer to them for their own critical thinking
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Why post AI-generated answers? Anyone reading your comment could do the same.
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
I feel like thats impossible - in the end the reason we have those useless roles is to have someone to shift the blame to
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
I unequivocally disagree as I once conducted a training session teaching them what Gmail labels were - was very fruitful. ;)
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Didn't this slightly contradict itself? The conclusion I drew based on the problem statement was that the best way was to have a model router handle the root prompt and stick to a model for the rest of the session - engineers still hav
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Nice! If you could plug in a controller and use a TUI I would 100% use this - Mixxx is great but sometimes I don't want to install another desktop app
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
If you want to optimise and have the money to spare, I think it's fine. There are going to be people in the world that are better than you at most given tasks, and if working on those tasks is not fun for you and delegation is not a ne
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Side note, why not just deploy onto a VPS and save the money from using hosted services, as well as protecting yourself from when they inevitably go down? The CBA clearly shows that while active development is going on its trivial to have h
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Yeah, intuitively the request floor instead of up-down paradigm always seemed inefficient. However, if the issue is that it forces a single elevator and doesn't allow reoptimisation, I wonder if there's a middle ground where inste
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
I went down a five hour rabbit hole learning about jwz as a result of this post. What an interesting guy - if I knew about the DNA lounge a week earlier, I would have visited when I was in the city
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
That's not true. AI was widely used to refer to the decision systems and state machines that produced NPC behaviour in video games, and I'm sure many other things than just science fiction
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
This reinforces my point. Even where they "qualify" their statement, they still reduce their mindset to a homogeneous "I like Puzzle "
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Yep my old CEO drank the absolute Linear koolaid because he realized it gave him granular visibility into everything everyone was doing - started getting mandates to put in meaningless deadlines etc. right before I left
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
I've been bikeshedding for the last year or two looking for a good solution to save interesting pages to a similar knowledge archive... I've settled for bookmarks, but I don't know why I've never considered just stashing
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
It's a reference to TFA :) from your very link: > ad hominem, type of argument or attack that appeals to prejudice or feelings or irrelevantly impugns another person’s character instead of addressing the facts or claims made by the
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
It wholly does not. It in no way qualifies the statement that people who use tools with "more friction" (the unsound assumption under attack) because they view it as a puzzle game as a subset of the total users of that tool, and d
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
> I think the reason these types of discussions never die is because people in general tend towards closed mindedness. It's hard to put yourself in other people's shoes, and even harder to entertain the possibility that you&#x2
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/openring https://github.com/lukehsiao/openring-rs seen these around
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
I am in SEA, yes. This is pretty cool! Definitely more usable than brow.sh, sadly
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
prepending argumentum is literally just expanding the informal name for the fallacy to the full name of "an argument to the person", easily verifiable with one search query. unless you are saying that you were 1. originally just m
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
Click through to the link - it states that the model tends to over correct on brevity instructions by omitting required information
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by rrvsh 2mo ago
same sadly

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