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>> They will say anything confidently without knowing anything.

Understanding how these algorithms work, I don't know why we would expect anything different from this?

any other recommendation for articles regarding techniques that works for most people?

i saw the videos... super sad. some pilots I know are talking about ice in the clouds and that the pilot asked for permission to land but was denied

great. I really want a feature like that! I'd like to query my knowledge base about images as well!

does it embbed images as well? if not, do you plan to do so?

This text only makes sense if you are in a privileged position. For the majority of the population in many countries, the world is not that wonderful.

hahaha laughed hard on this one.

"Freelancers are a pain in the ass."

That's not a nice way to market your shizzle. Plus you will start an unecessary flame war.

I dont think I'd suggest a computer science or engineering degree. Maybe something quicker/shorter. being a junior myself (almost 4 years as a data professional) I must say that I lost the will to learn programming deeply. For many reasons: bosses already demanding high productivity knowing that you can use LLMs for faster coding (in the python/sql realm). But ofc knowing the basics of logic and how to ask/prompt helps a lot

Never tried anything other than Open AI GPT family models and some toy LLMs, but GPT4o sucks compared to GPT4 (imho). I'll try Claude and compare.

Do you feel like your professional life is also impacted/improved by it? I know the question is broad but I mean things like level of anxiety, success, financial, etc. Or does it improve your "personal life only"?

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>> In the era of the feed and timeline, nobody bothers to check “Following” when you have “Recommended” enabled by default.

That's something I really hate and I feel pretty dumb that I found just some weeks ago that I can change X's feed to show me the posts people who I follow. I wonder if that's true for instagram as well because I can't stand to see random posts anymore. To be honest, I'm getting tired of it.

i.e: I'm really enjoying going to a record shop to listen to music instead of spotify crap. the serendipity is real

you wouldnt believe the amount of developers that don't know how to write sql

Wow. 30mg of Paroxetine sounds a lot.

I use it for panic attack reasons since 2019, started with 20mg, nowadays I'm using 5mg.

When I was using 10mg alone I felt lazy as hell, can't imagine tooking 30!

monoculture that feeds many other countries

omg. I wish we had a channel like that 10 years ago when I had free time.

i feel sorry for those it doesn't, for me it works like a charm

Floods happening like that, 3 times in 12 months, in the same place, is a recent phenomenon.

This is happening right now, 350+ cities under water:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/may/05/floodi...

Great. Thanks!

I wish there was something like "can you run it" but for LLMs.

man, exactly. it gets on my nerves.

Ty so much

I admire the author's effort in creating research like this, but the truth is that data science has been taught using the current teachings of "first try the code and then learn" approach, and some people manage to evolve and motivate themselves like this, but others don't. The truth is that to do well in the world of technology, you need to use many skills that are not taught in these courses, like Coursera for example. things are very "chewed", at the first bug due to different versions of a library, the student has already given up. There's no point in having everything ready, pressing play on some Jupyter notebooks and getting a certificate. Data science students need to get comfortable of doing hard things and being wrong 90% of the time

>> I want a model that can answer any question accurately

Do you think it is possible Simon? Will we achieve that? Genuine question.

Yes. And also, don't forget that different stakeholders ask in different ways, using different words, which turns out the situation in a nightmare. But I think it's possible to make it to work with mid-size databases.

couldn't it be a simple growth hack strategy by EM?

I mean, X isn't in their best days...

I think it depends of what they want. Like a search is indeed an easy solution, but if they want a summarization or a generated, straight answer so then things get a little bit harder.

Thanks for your comment!

What you said makes a lot of sense, I started taking more care of my health in the last 45 days, I took several tests, etc. and then I discovered this condition.

The nutritionist, not yet knowing about Gilbert's syndrome, asked me to drink 2 to 3 liters of water a day and what I noticed was a huge reduction in the sleep I felt during the day. I also realized that caffeine consumption also bothers me and I'm trying to reduce it.

Don't even get me started on the hangover, every time I go out I already know I'm going to have a hellish next day! It's great to know that I'm not the only one and that someone else continues to drink even though they have a "problem" with their liver, so I feel less guilty!