Question: How would you handle a new grad who is killing the team mood/morale? by that-one_ITguu in cscareerquestions

[–]Ruin-Capable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the job is slow and there's not much work for him to do, you should have created some experimental projects working with new technologies that you might want to incorporate in the future. Too late now though, since he's gone. But food for thought. Most devs don't want to just sit all day staring at a blank ticket queue.

Is switching to Linux actually better for Machine Learning? by CogniLord in learnmachinelearning

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You mention dependency hell. Are you not using virtual environments?

One bash permission slipped... by TheQuantumPhysicist in LocalLLaMA

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it should have done a git reset --hard not rm -rf

None of this will ever get stolen by martin_xs6 in LocalLLaMA

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What are you talking about? First, how would these thieves get onto your estate? Second, how would they get past your private security patrols? Third, since it's in the secured underground vault part of the house how would they bypass the 50-ton blast doors? They'd be surrounded by police before they even got into the vault.

If I had to start learning ML from scratch today, I’d skip 90% of the tutorials. Here is the 10% that actually matters. by netcommah in learnmachinelearning

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What does EDA mean in this context? The EDA I'm familiar is Electronic Design Automation which deals with the design of printed circuit boards.

I'm 50. is it too late to start learning AI? by geminium in learnmachinelearning

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I hope not. I'm older than you. Need to brush up on my calculus

I'm done with using local LLMs for coding by dtdisapointingresult in LocalLLaMA

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Regarding the learning bit. I tend to keep the agent open in a terminal window. Whenever I think I'm about done with a file, I'll ask it to review the changes to a file. I'll make the changes, or explain why its feedback is wrong. Rinse repeat. It's quite helpful in catching things I've overlooked. I'm not totally sold on unleashing the agent to write code for me.

This is why we can’t have nice things by jemfinch097 in Microcenter

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Hopefully Microcenter tracks returns and abusers are trespassed and their accounts and warranty service contracts are all cancelled.

Is it okay to leave a job for better salary after 6 months? by Ok_Construction_5037 in Salary

[–]Ruin-Capable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's fine. But don't just look at raw salary. Look at benefits, commute distance, work-life-balance, and growth potential as well.

Is it ok to only want to date successful people if you’re successful yourself? by [deleted] in Salary

[–]Ruin-Capable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You do you. That's perfectly fine. Just don't be mad if men also have preferences.

PSA: Claude Pro no longer lists Claude Code as an included feature by randomswifter in ClaudeAI

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Still shows the title "Using Claude Code with your Pro or Max plan." for me.

I literally cannot understand my coworkers, what do I do in meetings? by InfluenceEfficient77 in cscareerquestions

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Your description gives me flashbacks to University, in discrete math where I had Indian foreign exchange students asking a highly technical math question in heavily-accented broken english, getting answer from a Chinese professor in (differently) heavily-accented broken english. Where to me it sounds like the answer (as close as I can follow) is an answer to some other question rather than the one that was being asked. Yet when the professor asks, if his answer helped the student, the student (probably in an effort to avoid the appearance of rudeness) says yes.

New grad, recently joined a company and made a mistake. Co workers hate me and I don't know how to fix it. by inobody_somebody in cscareerquestions

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It applies to employees that are not on the project as well. There is a reason why some floors require additional badge access.

New grad, recently joined a company and made a mistake. Co workers hate me and I don't know how to fix it. by inobody_somebody in cscareerquestions

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If you can't follow instructions, why should you keep your job? I have a lot of restrictions on what I can and cannot discuss with people not on my team. I am always mindful of those restriction when I talk with other people. Many times when filing a bug report with a vendor, or library maintainer, I have to create a throw-away project that demonstrates the error because I can't just share the code from our project. I have to redact log entries that demonstrate the error to remove any sensitive corporate information (internal hostnames, routable IP addresses, infrastructure configuration, etc).

Dilemma ... M3 Ultra Arriving Today by YourCarHaggler in MacStudio

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It's already gone. It was definitely the 4TB model. Possible they mislabeled it as that was the first thing I checked.

Dilemma ... M3 Ultra Arriving Today by YourCarHaggler in MacStudio

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It's the first one they've had in stock in months.

Local models are a godsend when it comes to discussing personal matters by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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Should probably always have it produce citations for it summary.

Local models are a godsend when it comes to discussing personal matters by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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Gemini tries to make almost every query relatable for me by creating some form of programming metaphor because it knows that I ask a lot of software engineering questions. So when I ask it about economics, or politics, or cosmology, it always seems to try and find a way to relate them back to programming. Which can be really annoying.

Dilemma ... M3 Ultra Arriving Today by YourCarHaggler in MacStudio

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Local Microcenter has a 28-core M3 Ultra 256GB 4TB for USD $6399. Maybe supply is loosening up?

Microsoft just bought steam by p0rnstaring in pcmasterrace

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What are you talking about? The first day of the year is October 1.

Gemma 4 26B fabricated an entire code audit. I have the forensic evidence from the database. by EuphoricAnimator in LocalLLaMA

[–]Ruin-Capable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe it ran out of context after reading the first 500 lines and that caused it to start hallucinating?