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Comment #47925004
>Generally it’s possible to do that in English much more tersely than it is in code. I really doubt this is the case for any decent amount of complexity. English is ambiguous. Prog…
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Comment #43938990
I'm not the one that made the original claim. The 25% is the government's figure. Whether some of it was classified incorrectly is up for debate. I haven't personally double checke…
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Comment #43938594
Here you go https://www.commerce.senate.gov/services/files/4BD2D522-2092... It's not 55%, it's more like 25% of the budget.
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Comment #43355412
I hope Toptal has changed since I interviewed with them in 2015, because it was one of the worst tech interview experiences I had in a while. The interviewer was rude and clearly i…
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Comment #42648419
At zero temp there is still non-determism due to sampling and the fact that floating point addition is not commutative so you will get varying results due to parallelism.
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Comment #40573021
Nowadays it's easy by using undetectable interviewing AI tools. See: - https://ultracode.ai - https://interviewsolver.com Well worth it. Highly recommend these tools to play the du…
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Comment #40426470
I'm not a fan of Sam Altman, but this is such a non-issue. The solution is simple: adapt and find new ways to be creative in the world of AI. Copyright is becoming a thing of the p…
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Comment #39778784
And C#, Python, Rust...
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Comment #39617013
When you don't have connections, lying is the best advice to get the good jobs. I just lie about anything I know I can learn on the job. No experience with Vue but know React? No p…
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Comment #39616896
Two reasons why this probably happened. 1) you paid too little, and 2) you probably had people in-office too so the remote employees were second class workers. The solution is simp…
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Comment #36905781
I'm a minority in tech too and I never respond to the race, ethnicity and gender questions. There are many red flags to find out which companies are likely to be racist. If the com…
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Comment #36365905
I do this too. From what I've been told, this may be a symptom of ADHD, namely hyperfocusing [1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperfocus
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Comment #36036976
Here are the top most challenged books of 2022 according to the ALA: - "Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe - "All Boys Aren't Blue" by George M. Johnson - "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morris…
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Comment #36036795
Who is "you folks"? I can think for myself, thanks. I'm providing some context for your naive or perhaps intentional misunderstanding of what is actually happening. And who do you …
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Comment #36036641
States are not banning books and talking about gay and transgender people. Not sure where you got that info from. As I understand, what they are doing is removing non age appropiat…
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Comment #36015706
Here's an interesting thread with some examples: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1620927983627427840 Also, Youtube has plenty of videos where people test ChatGPT's biases.
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Comment #36015152
The question is not whether it has a particular view of the world or not. It is quite clear that ChatGPT has a liberal political bias. I think the question that we should ask is if…