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Comment #40744729
Happy to see this. The push to RTO seems to just be a front for legal constructive dismissal of expensive employees. These jobs are immediately being backfilled by remote employees…
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Comment #40559795
There are two established companies that I know of, Chinese Co. NetDragon Websoft (5k employees) has an AI CEO named Tang Yu and then there is a polish rum company called Dictador …
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Comment #40099017
Can anyone on the hiring side chime in on what you're seeing from applicants? Every job posting I see has 100+ candidates, I assume most are either international due to remote opti…
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Comment #39787591
Are these models high risk because of their lack of interpratability? Specialized models like temporal fusion transformers attempt to solve this but in practice I'm seeing folks to…
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Comment #39407586
Azure OpenAI still flags prompts that trigger their censorship rules for human review. The only way around that is to request a waiver which is generally reserved for regulated ind…
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Comment #39392651
What would be a good design pattern to put these dashboards behind auth? I suppose since they're static files you could just serve them with something like FastAPI or Spring Boot a…
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Comment #39330333
> When interviewing as a software engineer, for example, you’ll run into places that lean heavily on algorithms interviews. And don’t get me wrong, those interviews can be fun (in …
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Comment #39200156
Beyond the risk associated with using a ccTLD, I've noticed that several Fortune 100 companies are now outright blocking .ai domains because they host content believed to potential…
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Comment #39063723
Is modern Ceph appropriate for transactional database storage, how is the IO latency? I'd like to move to a cheaper cfs that can compete with systems like Oracle's clustered file s…
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Comment #38650330
One of my first projects was to interface with an IMS system using Python of all things, there was only one guy that really knew the system and I had to sit with them for hours to …