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The coding interview is dead, at least for my team at Anthropic. I've seen enough to know that it no longer provides signal. I removed it from loops this month.
I have a spicy, optimistic take - I think there's an opportunity for junior engineers: felixrieseberg.com/hunger-be…
As AI generates more media, eventually we become more emotionally detached to all the generated content.
10 years ago photos and videos meant something.
Now AI can generate anything, the entire medium is going to shift as it becomes less effective.
ByteDance Seedream > Nano Banana.... tired of Nano of returning the image of the previous generation and ignoring instructions.
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📣 ChipBot updates #48 📣
✅New AI Avatars
✅Video Sharing
✅White Label Custom Library
It’s a big update!
Check our blog page for more details👀
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AI is good at pattern matching, not thinking for you.
If a pattern is not well established in the LLM, you're going to run in circles in prompt adjustments (fix one thing, break another).
Reviewing a lot of resumes.... And the ones I reject the most are full-stack roles. Although it's nice having one person knowing everything, specialization is more efficient /w higher quality output for the needs I'm trying to fill.
Canceled Grammerly. It served me well over the years, but now with Apple's baked in AI tools, there's no need to have that subscription anymore.
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you will literally never make everyone happy. the more successful you become, the more people you impact, and therefore the number of people unhappy will grow.
the answer is to have vision, focus, resilience, and grit over an extended time horizon. with a team that is aligned.
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If we built a neural network where the weights were lenses instead of vectors, for instance, and the input was light-shaped, the inference cost would be zero.
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NEW Video - Humane Pin Review: A Victim of its Future Ambition
Full video: youtu.be/TitZV6k8zfA
This clip is 99% of my experiences with the pin - doing something you could already do on your phone, but slower, more annoying, or less reliable/accurate. Turns out smartphones are pretty incredible.
BUT there are occasional small glimpses of a future where this product could actually peel you away from your phone, reduce your screen time and help you live more in the moment. And i can’t be mad at that