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It's not just the papers. It's also the students and their students, many of whom ended up working in the top labs today.

Oh, well that's reassuring

Isn't 1-2 year wait time standard for spousal immigration?

I'm surprised someone with his reputation would need to do this.

I don't know what his reasons are but it makes sense to me. Yes, there are incredible results coming out of the AI world but the methods aren't necessarily that interesting (i.e. i…

This is... incredible if true. How can this be? I looked up the old walk-in I used to go to (haven't needed it in a while) and it still shows up on maps but the most recent reviews…

Do you really need a family doctor? I've never had one. Whenever I've had a non-emergency issue (in BC), I've just gone to a walk-in clinic where they've either helped me on the sp…

This is supported by vimium with `gi`

Agreed. Or have a function to report unacceptable behavior, but besides that no feedback is needed. I pretend this is the case. Never leave ratings anymore.

> ChatGPT is creating a huge market for creating fake companies to match the fake information it's generating. Does ChatGPT consistently generate the same fake data though?

Why has competition fallen? Is it simply due to an increase in supply?

Re-quoting the GP's quote, > They were given to “paid collectors and employees” who signed written agreements acknowledging that they were sending data streams, including video, ba…

My approach was to port everything to a different language I was learning.

Not to mention visa and health insurance issues.

He does discuss VSCode towards the end of that clip.

Good for St. Louis, bad for NYC.

> if everyone forgot all they knew about math today we would be easily able to get back to where we are in a just by reading If your definition of "easily" is the amount of work re…

You don't really need to know calculus (derivatives and such) but it's true that big O notation requires some sort of "asymptotic thinking" which is probably only explicitly taught…

I agree and I think a good thing about the type hints is they help uncover these kinds of code smells. But there are definitely cases where it's definitely not worth the effort to …

Exactly. When I initially started using typed Python, I would write code as though I were using a statically-typed language. In order to appease mypy, I found myself increasingly n…

Personally, I always read it as "advice" rather than as an insult. Unfortunately, can't seem to find much context for that quote so it's hard to determine what was intended.

You can get the best of both worlds. Stop worrying too much about what you think and say, like you mentioned; and also stop engaging on Twitter.

I think it was a joke about the author's writing style.

You can think of each vector space as being embedded in the direct sum of the two.

I think SQLModel actually exists precisely so that you don't have to do that. According to [1]: > That class Hero is a SQLModel model... But at the same time, it is a SQLAlchemy mo…