throwaway4233

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by throwaway4233 3mo ago
Even if juniors most of their ideas are exactly like you said, they would have more energy and almost no trauma from past experiences to experiment more. While experience is important, it also creates blind spots as it's quite hard to
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by throwaway4233 3mo ago
Wouldn't you be losing out on the fresh ideas and perspectives new entrants into this field brings ? I had read "Valley of Genius: The Uncensored History of Silicon Valley" a few months ago and most of the disruptions in the
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
OpenAI seem to be slowly moving towards building an entire OS(or any other form of walled garden) that will be filled with LLM powered applications.
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
> Would love to hear OpenAI's explanation behind this line of thinking. My assumption is that the data centers would mostly be staffed by those who will have to manually audit data going in and out of the LLMs on a daily basis. Ther
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
One of the restuarant chains mentioned in the author's post (Social), is an extremely crowded pub during the night and for the rest of the time, a place where freelancers or remote workers come in to work and socialize. At least that w
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
> How do you know, and for better or worse? Their decisions made the life of those around them miserable because they did not care about the consequences of it. Like for example, hiring an intern who had basic programming skills when the
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
When I was junior/mid level engineer working in a 5-8 person engineering team, there was this particular senior engineer whom I disdained. It had nothing to do with them as a person, but I always had the feeling that they just did thin
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
I do not believe that most of these `perfectionists` are trolls. Some have just very bad experiences either in their career or childhood that make them feel that making mistakes is not normal. I was a `perfectionist` for a while due to cert
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
The screenshot of the tweet thread at the end seemed to indicate that the alignment team wanted to explore other avenues(or models) to get to AGI, while the company leadership wanted to keep improving on the transformer models. From the bus
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
From my point of view the underlying problem here seems to be that someone in Quora product team feels that the best way to drive engagement is to predict what the user might want to know about and then spam them with it, rather than lettin
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
> Additionally, members of the program receive priority placement and “richer brand expression” in chat conversations, and their content benefits from more prominent link treatments. Finally, through PPP, OpenAI also offers licensed fina
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
I believe what the parent comment is trying to imply is that the search results are fetched/retrieved from Bing's own internal ranking vector(?) database and then passed to the LLM, which then converts the received documents into
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by throwaway4233 2y ago
Based on the way you have described their API, I can make 2 assumptions 1. The might have had well supported API until the point at which they realized they wanted to have more people to use the webapp, rather than having the data sent thro
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
I agree with your comment, and feel that in a software engineering context, the quote > To find the sweet spot between impostor syndrome and overconfidence, you first need to understand that you can make mistakes without it reflecting on
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
> I think the main factor that will be key to generate a whole movie is being able to pass some reference images of the characters/places/objects so they remain congruent between two generations. I partly agree with this. The c
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
While Sora might be able to generate short 60-90 second videos, how well it would scale with a larger prompt or a longer video remains yet to be seen. And the general logic of having the model do 90% of the work for you and then you edit w
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
Based on my experience the generalist path works out well when startups have enough capital to make a slightly risky hire. In the current job market, specialists in a specific language or framework is more sought after so that the hiring is
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
I live in Berlin and buy all of my vegetables from a REWE or a Netto (both are supermarkets and are quite close to me). I have tried the Bio/Organic stores here and would like to buy from them, but they are a bit too far from where I l
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
Based on my personal experience, interviewing for senior roles in technology feels much more difficult than the interviews I did for a junior or mid level roles. Interviewing in general, is like a Venn diagram where your experience and the
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
> What can I do that would make you look past my lack of educational qualifications? 1. If you are in India, create profiles for yourself on job seeking websites such as AngelList, LinkedIn or Hirist. When I was part of a hiring team, I(
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
I do not think that answer would correctly solve the original riddle. The LLM blindly just gave an answer without raising the question of which pair of objects together would be a problem if left alone.
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
The article misses out on the fact that, as human beings with varying tenure, exposure and interests, all mental maps are not similar. Which makes on often misjudge another engineer' skills or abilities as purely being "packers&qu
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
Customer support being a bad experience has always to do with the company policies or a general lack of training. For company policies, an AI would be rigidly trained and limited to always minimize loses to the company, since you can game t
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
I have talked to customers using the product my company was selling and this was as an engineer who worked on that specific tool. The hardest part in this process was trying to understand what exact issue the customer faced, since as an eng
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
with attribute selectors like what you have mentioned it would work. But `$('#Fish & Chips')` most certainly will not, since jQuery would throw a syntax error.
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
On inspecting the page where they list restaurants, I can see a several versions of jQuery code like this, for each cuisine. $('#Fish & Chips').on('change', function () { if ($('#Fish & Chips').is(&
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
That is correct, however there will always be a delay when expecting the AI platform to make decisions, given the current state of AI technology we have. This delay will be handled by officers trained to handle such situations, but if that
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
Based on the demo video, I could foresee situations where the calls to the command HQ for reinforcements would result in responses like `Holdout as long as you can, the AI model currently does not have enough data to provide a proper battle
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
> As a Y Combinator partner, I suggest creating a startup that focuses on breeding lions for enterprise-level Linux maintenance. Use the concept of the "lions' share" from the comment to highlight the idea that these lions
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by throwaway4233 3y ago
We already have several instances where social media was used to feed fake information and agitate people into rioting or acts of violence. Imagine what would happen if we have these LLM tools, that aid in improving the story telling experi

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