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JabavuAdams
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About JabavuAdams
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Comment #46198589
Fantastic! I'll be sending in an application ASAP. I think I would have been a good fit for the AI role, but I no longer see it on the jobs page. I'm actually quite excited about t…
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Comment #46165061
Hi Jared, Are you guys able to work with Canadian developers in the NYC timezone, either as independent contractors, or as employees through an Employer of Record (EOR) like Deel? …
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Comment #45872178
This looks interesting! Are you able to work with remote developers in Canada? Either as an independent contractor, or through a payroll company like Deel?
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Comment #40249930
This is really great! Nice work, and thanks for sharing.
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Comment #40206444
Looks cool. This is similar to what I'm doing for long-term memory in AISH, but packaged up nicely. Others have pointed out that they're somewhat abusing the term KG. But ... you c…
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Comment #40169582
Possibly true, but "good enough" is within reach of many more people than realize it. Engineering level calculus is not particularly high-level math, but will get you a long way in…
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Comment #40169555
What did you think of this article?
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Comment #40169541
Yeah, I had the same realization. Loved that course.
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Comment #40091693
Wow, not that old.
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Comment #39145839
Why would you need a vector database when your system response time is dominated by calls to off-prem LLMs? Linear search through flat-file of embeddings. Done.
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Comment #38665114
I mean, I applied to SourceGraph for a Machine Learning Engineer role on Thursday, and all they gave me was a rejection, on Friday. Where's mah boat? Also, I have this awesome (asp…
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Comment #38523307
Are you not going to send it, if they say no? Go for it!
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Comment #38523114
Hi, it's neat that you're using Lisp. Can you clarify the remote requirements a bit please? I'm not sure I understand this: """ Work remotely but willing to travel to Seoul every t…
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Comment #38517962
Location: Toronto/GTA, Ontario, Canada Remote: YES (Canadian + German dual citizenship) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: LLM/FM, Machine Learning, Python, TypeScript, Unity/C#…
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Comment #38494629
What about Canada?
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Comment #38494600
Really, really only US citizens, or Canadians too? Is this an ITAR concern?
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Comment #38488125
It's more about budget and eye, though. A skilled CG industry veteran with no time or $$$ budget and a deep immersion in in say r/combatfootage and physics could probably make some…
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Comment #38488103
They have lawyers to vet releases, no doubt? I don't think this is Palmer live-tweeting from the toilet stall.
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Comment #38488067
The war of the machines will look more like the Bhopal disaster, and less like a war. Of course, maybe we're already post-singularity. My memory of the before-times is pretty hazy …
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Comment #38487951
I mean, so far. Then one day, line go up.
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Comment #38487771
Military-industrial complex boner, and deep shame at the ethical and moral "development" of our species. Another day on the Chimpan-spheroid.
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Comment #38482391
LLMs are known to be bad at counting. It would be interesting to see the answer to "List the planets in our solar system, starting with the closest to the sun, and proceeding to fa…
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Comment #38393988
The reason is that SV works on connections, and people are afraid that they won't get their next round or that sweet job if they rock the boat. Also, we're mostly all dudes, so the…