Otobong 🧱
@OtobongFP
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Software Craftsman | Christian | Building ⏳
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Joined January 2015
Are these guys paid actors?
ok, OAI Deep Research is worth probably $1000 a month to me. This is utterly transformative to how my brain engages with the world. Im beyond in love and a little in awe.
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Mine was sharing a story on an experience that my friend who works in fintech had. I was dragged for like 24hrs I had to unlink urls to my website to stop the dragging from escalating 💩
You really don't know what will trigger dragging here or who might be lying in wait. Mine was trying to explain how plausible a dating scenario was and it got so bad I had to lock my account for hours. And that doesn't always work.
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Let me share an article I published from 2023, Rust’s concept of borrowing and ownership.
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Rust’s closures are pretty cool, they can capture variables in different ways: by reference (`&`), by mutable reference (`&mut`), or by value (`move`). The compiler even figures out whether it should be `Fn`, `FnMut`, or `FnOnce`.
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@purple_dera Isn’t this tautology? Private Display of Affection - pDA might be better just saying 🤧
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They are just regurgitating our biases using HOFSTEDE’s cultural dimension. There’s no study that clearly shows that we understand exactly how these models do what they do, we just measure accuracies. We all have these biases about the superiority of cultures with good value systems. In HOFSTEDE - Asian culture has always ranked higher than American, not sure how AI differs from the collective biases.
This thread is amusing and the comments are making me cackle. People are shocked that AI is sensible and blaming Nigerians doing the RLHF labeling 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@markessien That’s the beauty of science. There can never be differing opinions in established laws because it is measurable and observable. Every other thing in the humanities is limited to personal perspectives, everyone thinks they’re right.
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I’ve been fortunate to have equally considerate advisors in my current MSc. program, it really cost nothing.
When I was in college I saw a fellow student ask my professor for an extension, promising to get his paper in by midnight that night. The professor responded "well, is that enough time?" and I genuinely don't think any single moment has ever been more impactful on my own teaching
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Guys! What timeline are we living in? Is this Earth-1 or Earth-52. So much happening it’s almost unreal - since 2020.
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The question is why does the landlord needs to stress himself through all these? Regardless of whether it’s an agent or your web application they get their rents so what’s the incentive, almost none? It’s you who wants to cut out agents. I repeat most landlords are busy people. Some tenants don’t even know who their landlord is.
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@Bulkieshare @FinPlanKaluAja1 Most landlords are busy doing their day job or other things. Too comfortable financially to care about a platform. All they know is that agents would handle the dirty job. They get their rents and don’t bother about any logistics.
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Elixir’s concurrency happens at the application level. Managed by the BEAM virtual machine. So you can easily run multiple processes on the BEAM with its efficient schedulers. If you’re like me who’s spent along time with node, this is a breath of fresh air.
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