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mbernstein
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About mbernstein
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Comment #49173257
Fair, but even though I don't comment often, my account is almost 15 years old. So I'd hope that at least pushes back against the spammer aspect - but ultimately, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #49173235
Thanks. Glad at least a few people understood. I pulled out my copy of Martian Chronicles today (which I'm fortunate to have signed by Bradbury) when I saw this pop up on the main …
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Comment #49173220
I'm not a spambot - it just felt sort of poignant for today. Ultimately, doesn't bother me that it got downvoted. Created some discussion, I got maybe mistaken for a bot - so all g…
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Comment #49168671
Nature won't know or care if humanity erases itself.
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Comment #48323890
The argument for universities to be a place to learn to think critically and not learn specific skills is an even stronger value prop in an era where useful skills likely change ra…
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Comment #48245178
Hiring earlier career folks isn’t about maximizing their productivity. It’s also about an influx of new ideas, different lenses to view problems, and connections to people like the…
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Comment #47844157
This is a compute memory trade, not compression vs. turobquant? Lemma 1 is something like, "forward pass is deterministic because it's deterministic" which means the input tokens w…
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Comment #47787694
They aren't - they'd have led with that. (note: I use arch and am legally obligated to tell you).
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Comment #47635525
HN used to provide a really high signal to noise ratio for me, but it's degrading pretty quickly. There are new accounts below saying "hey I just learned what RTOS means, thanks!" …
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Comment #47483346
I've noticed a gigantic uptick in text messages and phone calls where people try to bypass the call screening. It may get to the point where I'll only want to see comms from people…
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Comment #47421836
Stork.JS is a really well written piece of software, though.
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Comment #47395021
Short answer: yes. Longer answer: About 10 years I moved into leadership roles (VP Eng) and while I continued to write code for POCs, it hasn't been my primary role for quite some …
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Comment #47301545
There's almost no shot to get hand authored posts some views (I tried with one of mine recently). I felt like I submitted it and a moment later there were like 20 new very obviousl…
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Comment #47223241
Shameless plug - I sort of eluded in this post I wrote about Dark Factories generally and about rust being better than Go for building software (not just agents) with AI - but I th…
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Comment #45260354
Do they? So far I haven’t found anything that matches battery life, build quality, or trackpad quality.
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Comment #44160127
Acrolinx | Remote (US time zones) | Software Engineer (Python) (AI/LLM) | 125k-150k + benefits https://www.acrolinx.com Every day, millions of people read content checked by Acroli…
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Comment #43359055
These are terrible examples that don't prove a single thing. Babel, Webpack, and React all used leftpad as dependencies. Blaming someone for using an Apache project is absurd. Here…
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Comment #42906006
I just did a pass with some replacements with o1 and it very much still recognized it as the Einstein riddle and actually seems to have cheated a bit :) "Revisiting assumptions Con…
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