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Can Claude not do that? I've sent it pictures for simpler things and got answers, usually Id of bugs and plants.

How much does python really impact ml? All of the libraries are wrappers around C code that uses gpus any way, it's distributed and inference can be written in faster languages for serving anyway?

There seems to be a lot of churn, like how js was. We can just wait and see what the react of llms ends up being.

Are the cameras as good?

Ai can't do anything like a good water color painting. Also they're physical, like any painting, they look different in real life

Leet code feels like doing crosswords. There's a right answer to it, it's like a puzzle. If completing is a grind that's more of a mindset thing and how your approaching it.

Wouldn't be surprised if it was money. My family member runs a software company, salaries came up recently and found out I make as much as their director.

Yeah that's what I was thinking of. Looks like it's also called seamless which I think the phrase I couldn't come up with was

That wasn't what I was thinking about. There's a phrase for it using active and back up partitions but I can't find what it's called

You don't buy servers once every 5 years. I've done purchasing every quarter and forecasted a year out. You reduce your services budget for hardware by the amount saved for that year.

I think your first 2 sentances are pretty common issues though.

If you have 50,000 servers for your service, and you can reduce that by 1 percent, you save 50 servers. Multiply that by maybe $8k per server and you have saved $400k,you just paid for your self for a year. With meta the numbers are probably a bit bigger.

Interesting to see server workloads take ideas from other areas. I saw recently that some of the k8s specific os do their updates like android devices

I feel like I rarely see contacting out work go well. This seems like an exception

>the terms "Query" and "Value" are largely arbitrary and meaningless in practice

This is the most confusing thing about it imo. Those words all mean something but they're just more matrix multiplications. Nothing was being searched for.

On its own an algorithmic feed is fine. Automatically give people what they want to see. Like TV without flipping channels.

It just turned into something out of control with unintended side effects and immoral goals.

> would even guess that for the vast majority of successful careers, competency and luck played a much bigger role than being deliberate about it.

I think this is true. I had a while where my career was doing really well constant steps up, I was learning, getting promoted, was working on great projects and problems that were engaging and led to easy promotions. Then I got a new manager and it was downhill. Then I got a new job and the problems are insignificant and there's no room for growth of any kind. If my latest job was earlier in my career my career would be very different.

Kind of but 15 years ago if you met online it was an embarrassing thing or something only old people did.

I think you can do it with qemu and gdb.

Unless the other os and debugger mentioned has an easy way to do it with a machine that's not virtualized?

I wish I was brave enough to try to get away with soemthing like that though.

Yeah but you need a quarter million people every week according to that guy. That will drop off over time.

it depends on what's in the if blocks

You only need 5000 fans to buy your CD/album/w.e at $15 to make 80k

50% of murders are unsolved

How I became a staff engineer with 3 yoe making 140k/year

Why does this need special syntax? Couldn't blocks do this if the expression returns a result in the end?

> but never get better at proper engineering (analysis) and development processes (debug). They also struggle to read and review code.

You can describe pre-ai developers and like that too. It's probably my biggest complaint about some of my Co workers

If the docs are poorly written then your not learning anything except how to control frustration

>wind up dodging tomatoes in the comment section as a result.

Pretty sure the first rule of writing on the internet is ignore the comments section

Everyone like Tacomas though