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by vinodc 2mo ago
https://archive.is/ST7dz
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AI Companies Hiring CS Professors(theatlantic.com)
3 points by vinodc 2mo ago|1 comments
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by vinodc 2mo ago
It's certainly AI. There are a ton of phrases that Claude loves to use: genuinely, trap, staccato phrases. continuous reframing, the list goes on. I find it very tiresome and repetitive and simply too grating to read at this point, aft
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by vinodc 2mo ago
"genuinely load-bearing" is the one that triggers me the most now.
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by vinodc 2mo ago
This has been my experience as well. It's incredibly grating to repeatedly read "genuinely load-bearing", "honestly?", etc. I've tried to get Opus to stop using these phrases via an entry in its memory, with me
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by vinodc 10mo ago
The digit recognizer that fits in one page was super insightful! Really cool concept.
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by vinodc 2y ago
Comments critical of the US government do not typically get deleted from social media platforms based out of the US.
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by vinodc 5y ago
I think the disconnect here is that Google engineers are much more likely to answer the low volume of technical "nerd-snipey" questions from other developers than the high volume of non-technical questions they'd get from the
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by vinodc 5y ago
It's effective marketing for the "developer tool" app, since the content of this kind of blog post is technical.
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by vinodc 6y ago
I had to google "cosplay market size" to confirm, but the paper's assertion that it's a billion-dollar industry does appear to be correct (!) Two of the paper's authors work at the technology arm of Zozotown, one of
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by vinodc 6y ago
I feel that complex workflows are best served by dedicated integrations, but it takes time for developers to build each integration natively into a product. We launched https://kloudless.com to simplify the process for app devel
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by vinodc 6y ago
The critical component, MS Teams, is missing in G Suite. Google Chat feels more like posting on an internal message board, since it centers around creating threads rather than actual chatrooms. I can see why companies using G Suite, includi
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by vinodc 11y ago
Cool! I was curious and looked this up on Wikipedia [0]: > It has been hypothesized that the 555 got its name from the three 5 kΩ resistors used within, but Hans Camenzind has stated that the number was arbitrary. [1] [0] https:/&#