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t14n

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    Comment #45586661

    fwiw there's a project doing just that: https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso they have a blog hinting at some answers as to "why": https://turso.tech/blog/introducing-limbo-a-com…

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    Comment #43235865

    fwiw this problem already exists with my more junior co-workers. and also my own code that I write when exhausted! if you have trusted processes for review and aren't always rushin…

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    Comment #42409305

    +1 there are a million million subcultures with pretty stark differences in taste/aesthetics that you can dig up on the internet. looking at what's grossing in mega-dense populatio…

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    Comment #42122211

    There are some OS specific files (unix.rx, windows.rs, etc) that you can discount (imo). If you really wanted to codegolf the repo, I'm sure you can make it literally <1024 lines.

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    Comment #40299967

    A new-ish field of "mechanistic interpretability" is trying to poke at weights and activations and find human-interpretable ideas w/in them. Making lots of progress lately, and the…

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    Comment #39036981

    I'd upvote this twice if I could. Young male here and dating is rough; most of my friends are male and single... But I find it a little ungenerous to interpret that young women are…

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    I like the sentiment of the title, even if it gets people riled up. I'm fondly reminded of the introduction from Bob Nystrom's _Crafting Interpreter_ [1] > This last reason is hard…

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    Comment #37061394

    Hrm. It seems like the authors are caught up in things like "vividness" score and the "sentiment analysis" of the text; I guess because it's loosely related to AI? But it seems lik…

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    Comment #36776713

    Yes, human labor is critical for subsistence. But let's look at how many people are employed by industry in the US: https://www.bls.gov/emp/tables/employment-by-major-industry-... …

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    Comment #36591807

    https://tommynguyen.dev/ Not too many interesting technical or SWE related posts though. I mostly use it as a scratchpad for ideas and non-tech things I'm thinking about (probably …

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    Comment #36243556

    Another junior eng here chiming in. Base on what I can gather from my friends who work in the space (DRW, Citadel) it's just more stressful and has more politics than my current ro…

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    Comment #36172527

    https://fullstackdeeplearning.com/ and https://course.fast.ai/ seem to be what you're looking for. Both only cover the math as it becomes relevant. I am working through fast.ai's b…

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    https://www.cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S2666-3899(21)00188-4 > We stress that this estimate carries some uncertainty but gives us a reasonable idea of the impact of ICT. Across stu…