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jval43

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About jval43

No AI used in my comments. Software engineer by day. I’m subscribed to hnreplies.com (no affiliation), so I’ll get an email if you reply to one of my comments.

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    It was so close! I could already see the end of all the predatory publishing and flourishing of open-access. Some even required by law. Knowledge was finally going to be free. But …

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    My ACM papers are published in full on my website. Not preprints. In fact thats the only reason I have a website, just in case someone actually wants to read them. The copyright ag…

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    A paperclip always worked, even on the slot loading iMacs.

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    Impressive debugging skills, and thank you for the benchmarks. Now I'm wondering if mlx-engine / mlx-lm have these bugs too. One minor thing: as you are concerned with honest numbe…

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    Very carefully - and I mean extremely carefully - word it so that it describes what it does, while implying what it should do without confirming that it actually does that. Also he…

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    This is one of the reasons I currently use Gemini for daily use and research. Google has lots of experience with search history, and presumably handles this better than new compani…

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    There was this article recently, which I personally found interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47208573 Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering …

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    Same for me, when riding the bus. Really wanted it to work and tried over the course of several weeks, unfortunately it didn't help.

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    Thank you, that's a good response and I agree with many of your points.

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    Problem-solving is not the same as engineering or computer science though. Problem-solving can be done by an "analyst" or whatever these types of jobs are usually called.

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    I've found two things to matter: 1. experience, i.e. knowing why and how a rule matters (in general, but also to auditors) 2. willingness to think If these aren't present, you get …

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    My work laptop just started doing this 3 weeks ago! It's insane. Rather new machine too. It gets so hot in my bag I actually worry about it starting a fire one day. I now take it o…

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    Always trust your gut. Especially when it comes to people. Don't overthink, never rationalize it. Accept your feeling, it's valid. If I learned anything from all my past mistakes i…