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shepik

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About shepik

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    Comment #48618346

    > The counterargument wasn’t a dismissal. It was a reframe: this is a management problem, not a technology problem. oh wow, what a trustworthy source of information this human writ…

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    Comment #46489896

    oh, what a time to be a mouse!

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    Comment #45684661

    "brought to you by Carl's Jr"

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    Comment #44462603

    The interface looks great. Handling of "to" is a bit odd though. 150 kn in km/h [277.79976 kph] - this is unit convertion 150 kn to km/h [-276.79976 kph] - this is unexpectedly sub…

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    Comment #34701839

    If anyone ever asks me "I want to burn out as fast as possible, what should I do?" I will send them the link to your comment. Jokes aside, I think that I had very similar experienc…

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    Comment #34477945

    > avoiding a large severance package is cheaper. it sounds like greed, not incompetence. I just do not believe in a worldview where almost all CEOs of large tech companies are inco…

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    Comment #34476715

    FANGM all did layoffs. And many other companies as well. That they are all incompetent can't be the explanation.

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    Comment #32858521

    I'm not sure. We audit tax forms and money transfers (and we can audit model inputs and outputs), but don't think we audit people themselves.

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    Comment #32821606

    It also applies to people: inherently insecure; their behavior cannot be audited or validated. We have a long history of prompt engineering attacks, which are in this instance call…

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    Comment #30243650

    That's a difficult question - i don't have experience outside of Russia so no idea what is unique and what isn't. It is harder to get funds from foreign clients, primarily because …

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    Comment #30243533

    Simple answer: Use tree if you need range access or to get elements ordered by key, and use hash otherwise. More nuance: - hashmap may be resized if it's over capacity, the resize …

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    Comment #30237171

    Oh. No, i don't think it's possible - i'd suggest to just use multiple subdomains. Technically, you can squeeze out some bits: there are 36-37 possible characters of which you are …

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    Comment #30236650

    1) DuckDB - like the performance and that it's tightly integrated into python. Clickhouse local - i saw the announcement when it came out, but i just don't see the usecase for it i…

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    Comment #30236051

    IMO most of Yandex/Ozon revenue is in Russia, so you a betting both on a company and on a ruble. Semrush, on the other hand, has most of its revenue outside of Russia (i think).

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    Comment #30235973

    I was a software dev, and then a technical co-founder, so when the idea became a company and the company grew, i kinda grew into the CTO role. But I did manage to build a team and …

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    Ask HN: How can I help you?

    I always prioritized having broad skillset rather than focusing on a single thing, but i'm now having doubts about it. I'd like to discover if my skills are useful by applying them…

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    Comment #29174711

    > In this case, the man – called T5 in the study, i wonder if it's a coincidence? https://huggingface.co/transformers/model_doc/t5.html

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    Comment #28955684

    I use git from the command line, so this looked like a tool i would use. I was able to install it with apt, but i could not find any information on how to run it. Manual says "C-x …

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    Comment #28682670

    Honest question: is it worth it? Why would you spend your time on managing that temporary white list? Do you think that time is wasted, or not? (I apologize if my phrasing is a bit…

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    Comment #26083939

    Little people?

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    Comment #25884603

    I tried to read this article, but instead got greeted by "I am human" checkbox, then (after successfully completing captcha) "Error 1020 Access denied". Article opens just fine if …

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    Comment #25715342

    > If the BIG TECH majority even find you a threat, not only will they It seems to me that big techs acted against Parler not because it represented a threat to them, but because of…

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    Comment #25703543

    https://potapp.co/#/doc/new/readme Notes&todo app. You write everything like it's a document, and then view/change todo items on a kanbad-like board. I would love to hear some feed…

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    Comment #25076640

    > you could sell your house But you can't sell apps when you switch platforms, so not really sure how this country/state analogy helps

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    Comment #25068401

    I've been using gitlab for years, and I think the same about github merge requests - they are extremely hard for me to read. Matter of preference, I guess