How would we train those LLMs? Feed them binary executables along with their business requirement docs? Is the corpus of training data large enough to be effective? What happens when a new CPU architecture is developed?…
Exactly, at what point do spec files become so precise that they are just another form of source code?
It's almost like LLMs are another tool with strengths and weaknesses rather than a super human intelligence.
As anyone in the Rust Belt can tell you, the average worker might experience higher wages over time, but the average worker is a statistical fiction, not a flesh and blood person. Individuals and entire communities can…
What other industries have enough vacancies to be filled by refugee software engineers without significant retraining or cuts in pay?
My local utility has basically this program.
What are the chances that it's deployed at the Canadian border?
Focusing on the specific death rate doesn't change that crossing the border is risky, and some people will take their chances with or without the heat ray. It's one more variable in the calculation. Wikipedia is…
Every individual has their own risk tradeoff calculation. People already risk death to cross the border, so it's not clear how much this would move the needle.
Or reckless.
I'd say that "eat less" and "make a lot of money" are both helpful, winning strategies but lack the tactical details necessary to bring them into effect. Agreed that it's not helpful to toss them out at someone as if…
There's also a huge asymmetry between what clients know about each other and what the platforms know about the clients. Bot detection is only really feasible by the platforms.
I'm old enough to remember the days before online porn, and all I can say is that sometimes a difference in quantity is so large that it becomes a difference in kind.
+split screen videos
What portion of grand conspiracies do we think go undetected forever? Do we have any reasons for our intuitions?
It's free, and I'm boycotting Amazon. In cases where I have trouble getting a book from the library, it's often on Spotify. An Audible subscription would be mostly redundant.
Agreed that they're overpriced. For some reason, I rarely want to own a DRM-ridden audiobook, especially at those prices. (The Lord of the Rings as read by Andy Serkis and The Buffalo Hunter Hunter are two recent…
Big Labor j/k
There's a deeply ingrained mythos around how natural and easy motherhood is, but in nature, a lot of first time mothers are rather mediocre. It takes a while learn how to do all those "natural" things like nursing the…
I can't vouchers for the specifics, but it could make sense because gas and electricity prices as well as incentives vary a lot between US states.
The video is more widely accessible on YouTube https://youtube.com/watch?v=KvanHITPNEc
And we don't realize that we are the poor just because we can point to poorer people.
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FWIW I don't agree with Wilhoit, just explaining where the idea came from.
Which is basically Wilhoit's Law, an attempt to define conservatism.
How would we train those LLMs? Feed them binary executables along with their business requirement docs? Is the corpus of training data large enough to be effective? What happens when a new CPU architecture is developed?…
Exactly, at what point do spec files become so precise that they are just another form of source code?
It's almost like LLMs are another tool with strengths and weaknesses rather than a super human intelligence.
As anyone in the Rust Belt can tell you, the average worker might experience higher wages over time, but the average worker is a statistical fiction, not a flesh and blood person. Individuals and entire communities can…
What other industries have enough vacancies to be filled by refugee software engineers without significant retraining or cuts in pay?
My local utility has basically this program.
What are the chances that it's deployed at the Canadian border?
Focusing on the specific death rate doesn't change that crossing the border is risky, and some people will take their chances with or without the heat ray. It's one more variable in the calculation. Wikipedia is…
Every individual has their own risk tradeoff calculation. People already risk death to cross the border, so it's not clear how much this would move the needle.
Or reckless.
I'd say that "eat less" and "make a lot of money" are both helpful, winning strategies but lack the tactical details necessary to bring them into effect. Agreed that it's not helpful to toss them out at someone as if…
There's also a huge asymmetry between what clients know about each other and what the platforms know about the clients. Bot detection is only really feasible by the platforms.
I'm old enough to remember the days before online porn, and all I can say is that sometimes a difference in quantity is so large that it becomes a difference in kind.
+split screen videos
What portion of grand conspiracies do we think go undetected forever? Do we have any reasons for our intuitions?
It's free, and I'm boycotting Amazon. In cases where I have trouble getting a book from the library, it's often on Spotify. An Audible subscription would be mostly redundant.
Agreed that they're overpriced. For some reason, I rarely want to own a DRM-ridden audiobook, especially at those prices. (The Lord of the Rings as read by Andy Serkis and The Buffalo Hunter Hunter are two recent…
Big Labor j/k
There's a deeply ingrained mythos around how natural and easy motherhood is, but in nature, a lot of first time mothers are rather mediocre. It takes a while learn how to do all those "natural" things like nursing the…
I can't vouchers for the specifics, but it could make sense because gas and electricity prices as well as incentives vary a lot between US states.
The video is more widely accessible on YouTube https://youtube.com/watch?v=KvanHITPNEc
And we don't realize that we are the poor just because we can point to poorer people.
[dead]
FWIW I don't agree with Wilhoit, just explaining where the idea came from.
Which is basically Wilhoit's Law, an attempt to define conservatism.