sujayk_33

was gonna say the same

It sounds like, you need a break from all this. Just Restart yourself and you'll see the change.

and also don't expect things

I don't even have a CS degree, I'm just a self-taught but then I kept trying and caught a break with an internship, it paid me more than $600 a month and I didn't even ask for it, they offered it generously.

Great post and it hits the spot.

Than the time you were not

LoL, I noticed that just now that and you're right, it does sound like it but it's a genuine questions

Rather than providing a long prompt, I rather use chain of thoughts method to get it to work and mention exactly what I want and what I don't.

From the recent statements of Yan lecun , he advised not to work on llms saying you can't bring innovation and it is in the hands of tech giants...

I would say, to get started just take any course to understand the basics and start building and implementing what you've learnt. I advise you not to get stuck in the loop where you are just learning or reading some concepts but not actually coding them. Look for existing projects, add your own touch to it and make it more meaningful.

And don't compare yourself with what others are building.

True ;)

But the current situation is like "Out of the frying pan and into the fire"

I was using ChatGPT first then when Bing Copilot was released, I turned to it only to find out, it was even dumber and needed more prompting and there comes the prompt length

I prefer using the HN search engine instead..

Thanks man

Really Appreciate your advice.

> Dream a dream, then make it come true.

Felt it :)

Ohh right, I meant the latter

No, I enrolled in 2020

Already I'm not too fond of this entire hiring process(although it is changing slowly), why can't recruiters look at the social profiles, and the work the candidate has done in the past and if you like it, invite him/her for an hour casual chat to get to know their goals and ambitions and that chat will tell you how passionate the candidate is about the technology.

Most candidates underperform in this recruiting process and that uncertain feeling of not being enough(sometimes).

Atomic Habits by James Clear - The art of showing up has been effective and it worked for me.

The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy - You get what you've put your soul into

Shoe Dog by Phil Knight - I love the storytelling by the author, you can hear Phil telling this story himself.

someone's already doing that LoL

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The thing that might replace won't be Devin, if we are going to make a one-for-all solution, it just won't work.

If we are talking about a specific use case black box to automate the work, then it might be possible up to a certain limit.

because when we are talking about training Neural networks, we are looking for the best numbers. The so-called "emergent abilities" which say that increasing model size makes it smart can be true but what's the probability of getting most of the parameters to their correct values? There are billions of them.

(Total)Replacement? I highly doubt that.

It's like when a person goes too deep into CP, he just overfits in it and might just not come out of that phase, where you are given the problem and you are supposed to get the pre-defined solution.

It's not the case in real-life, the main problem is to detect the problem and then find the optimal solution. So unless you blend into it, get the test of CP, develop logic and get outside, build projects and keep moving, the field is vast, don't keep knocking same door everyday.

Thanks!

In implementing this, the metric should reflect the frequency of the changes in that repo, coz trending repos are sometimes already dead but are still there because of recent stars they got.

I believe this is going to be interesting as I find this OpenAI scene indeed fishy. It's like they are taking advantage of having a superior product.

OpenAI was supposed to create AI for humanity but after realizing the worth of their product in the market they closed their gates. They haven't even released any information regarding the data they use for training their LLMs.

They seem to be raising money from investors to pour into new startups that are powered by OpenAI products(Like a fund manager?).

In the space where companies like Meta, and Apple are open-sourcing. It's only obvious to reciprocate if you are calling yourself a non-profit and acting totally for profit.

This lawsuit will bring a lot of mysteries and will be interesting to follow along. The Hot Chick in AI seems to be in trouble this time.

The way he/she manages time.

That's a lot of effort, don't you think?

Hoping for 3rd point to activate soon!

Can you read that much content?

I can vouch for that, Duolingo is a very good example, it creates that urge to complete the lesson so that we don't break that streak.

It also helped me in habit stacking, which led to better productivity too. routines help.

Unfortunately not, at least for not me.

It feels nice to read it or watch it but unless we decide to change, it's not going to happen and decision fatigue is the main cause of this. Making fewer decisions will help.

I like to call it "The Curse of Decision Making" which is upon us.

Length of watch/read laters ∝ Magnitude of Procrastination.

I think that achieving small victories is the best way to overcome this burnout period. Until you get that "Yeah, I did it" moment. It'll just keep dragging.

Cut off from your work, don't even think about it, and start again.

After knowing that Spotify does provide with our streaming data, I couldn't wait to get my hands on my streaming data and get some insights, so I did. Here are the things that I found out about myself and why I think everyone should try too.