Reading teaches you ideas. Building teaches you reality. If interested to build any of these projects, reply interested and I’ll send you my discount code • Robotics (mentor from Boston Dynamics) • LLM from Scratch (mentor from Microsoft Copilot) • Web Crawler (mentor from Microsoft Azure)

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@lintreadertim That’s how I got into software engineering, it’s the best way to do it.

Great stuff!

RT @elliotarledge: how transformers remember facts

@MarioNawfal Taxes has never been about funding the government but incentives or deterrents, why Cali has high tax for example, to control their population otherwise everyone would go to Cali

Wow, he's really lost it, hasn't he?

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RT @karpathy: New 3h31m video on YouTube: "Deep Dive into LLMs like ChatGPT" This is a general audience deep dive into the Large Language…

@EYakoby Damn, didn't have Gaza being the 51st state on my bingo card.

@NiohBerg Damn, didn't have Gaza being the 51st state on my bingo card.

Aight time to go to bed

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@theo Fidelity, even if you try you can’t beat them

Yesterday, I interviewed a "mid level Developer" who relied on ChatGPT for answers. It started off promising: his CV was solid and relevant to the role, so I scheduled the interview. But during the interview, things got... odd. When asked to introduce himself, he was clearly reading. I thought, “Fair enough, maybe he’s just nervous and he prepared for the classical first question.” Then, he started rattling off a laundry list of technologies, many of which weren’t even mentioned on his CV. Suspicious, I asked him to describe what he had built and how. His answer? A stream of buzzwords: “microservices, scalable, resilient solutions…” Alright, let’s get practical. I presented him with some messy JavaScript code that mixed promises, callbacks, and async/await in a 5-line function. I asked, “Can you spot the issues?” He tried but couldn’t. Then he asked, “Can I write the correct solution?” Sure, why not. After a couple of minutes, he pasted a solution in chat: not fully correct, but not terrible either. And then it hit me. I asked, “Was this code generated by AI?” He denied. Me: Why did you write comments on code during an interview?

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