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chrisdevs
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About chrisdevs
Sometimes I write online and explore AI in my second brain.
https://bitsofchris.com
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Comment #48178509
Thanks. I enjoyed putting this together. It's been satisfying watching the temperature forecast compared to my local station.
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Comment #48178500
I'm not measuring wind for the reasons you stated. The temperature forecast though has been interesting to compare and track. That's what I am most interested in.
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Comment #48169686
Great question. Haven't figured that out yet personally. Will let you know :)
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Comment #48137622
I'm a research engineer on the team behind this at Datadog AI Research. We released a family of open-weight models today, 4M to 2.5B params. It's the first time we've been able to …
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Comment #44062557
Full disclosure, I work at Datadog as a research engineer and this was my team behind this. We’re releasing an open-weights time series foundation model and 350 million datapoints …
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Comment #39026907
I like writing, it's one of my strengths as a Staff Engineer. I've read too many books on how to write well. Here is a list of the best 13 quick fixes you can apply instantly to ma…
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Comment #38743271
Reflecting on this past year, I realized this was a big part of my growth. How do you communicate effectively across your org? Especially if doing glue work.
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Ask HN: Advice for Your Self as a New Engineer
Here's what I, now a Staff Engineer, would tell my self on day one of my first software engineering job: 1. Slow down. You're building a foundation, focus on learning. 2. Be OK wit…
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Comment #38653007
> From a broad vision, I make a small bulleted list of what a finished MVP might look like I like this approach. It's hard to project far into the future, especially when you've no…
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Comment #38649959
Oh boy. I’m glad you asked. Here’s what works for me: - don’t plan too far into the future, the further you do the less specific you should be I like annual visions for each area o…
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Comment #38625861
We all have "off" days from time to time. Happy to hear, thanks! Best of luck.
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Comment #38625854
I hear you. I'm not a doctor. I don't know how to advise the chronically ill and medically under-served, so I can't speak to those circumstances. What would you suggest? :)
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Comment #38611015
Let's make a distinction. If you're sick -> take care of that first. Don't work. If you're just having an off day, trouble focusing, not feeling in the mood, that's different. I ca…
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Comment #38599773
Thanks!
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Comment #38591327
People change over time. I graduated college absolutely certain I would be a day trader on Wall Street for the rest of my life. And I did that for about 7 years. But 5 years in or …
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Comment #38591297
Wow, I’ve never heard of him. His two most popular books, The Psychology of Computer Programming and Introduction to General Systems Thinking sounds very interesting. Thank you for…
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Ask HN: What is a non-technical book that's most helped your career?
Mine is probably Mindset by Carol Dweck.
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Comment #38576491
1) Keep reducing scope on all critical pieces needed for you to release/publish/finish v1. 2) Don’t do anything else in the meantime. 3) Ship a v1. Don’t wait for it to be perfect,…