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My working methodology has been , LLM output is a jumping point and to use my experience, knowledge and basic understanding to N+1 it.

So for bleeding edge stuff it works out well or in places where documentation is not great like Apache Flink.

Thats very intersting, If I may ask was it from professional projects or personal projects?

The research paper has more details https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ad68ff

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Heya,

I am also interested but have not been able to find your email ID.

My email is shashank DOT personal@gmail.com and github : https://github.com/shashanksingh

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Specailly because public transport is amazing, living outside city is doable, while drawing comparable salary.

IIRC Movie Next Gen (available on netflix) creator's– Tangent Animation used blender extensively

source : https://lesterbanks.com/2018/09/rigging-next-gen-feature-fil...

I meant more in terms of anyone who has been in software industry long enough , 30+ in terms of age was just a safe boundary.

Thanks this is inspirational .

My problem has been are we playing catchup with the latest and greatest of tech, instead of solving problem's without rebuilding foundation every few years. At least in library/framework sense.

Sorry about the usage of "old".

I meant more 30+ without any qualifiers , would try wording it better next time :)

sorry about that, I will edit it.

Sorry, I am in 30+ range. Just was wondering what everyone is else doing to stay excited about Software engineering because I was struggling with it.

Probably I could have better worded my question.

sorry, what's FOH ?

I started my career with Geodesic, handheld division, which @atul was overlooking as VP , IIRC .

Was really a great experience interacting with him and other stalwarts of FOSS at thats time. I owe my first job to him and Pradeepto :)

Although Not for games, but for movies Tangent Animation comes to mind.

source: https://www.blendernation.com/2018/08/20/next-gen-blender-pr...

The Prashant Bhushan case : https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/24/world/asia/india-lawyer-t...

Just a side-note: just discovered your channel, pretty interesting content.

Testing Pipeline in Airflow is bit pain, but great expectation makes runtime pipeline validation much easier. https://greatexpectations.io

For unit/integration tests we ended up doing lot of Docker in Docker setup.

I don't have enough knowledge of chip's logistics so my less informed 2 cents would be, thinking from a business perspective, if eventual dominance of chip supply-chain was in cards, Chinese businesses would have had done it regardless of ban existed or not.

So, this ban gives Taiwan and US businesses some breathing space to keep that lead. How its leveraged, is upto the governments and business's .

oh sorry , somehow I missed it :)

Thanks for article

Just a side note: with Fibonacci + caching it solidly become Dynamic programming problem so Time complexity reduces from quadratic to o(n), IIRC .

There is a whole class of problems where recursion + memoization(caching) = Top Down Dynamic programming , The other way to Increase performance and actually reduce call stack in these class of problems including Fibonacci would be Bottom Up Dynamic Programming

Some gists I found on it https://gist.github.com/trtg/4662449

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Jurassic Park, its not the movie in the literal sense, but the fact that it was my first move I ever saw with my family in a big theatre. So every frame of it "wow" experience for me at that time.

Also "Man from Earth", It was my first movie that made me realize sci-fi genre is lot more than fancy cgi.

I almost got an heart-attack because I skimmed over the date :)

Thanks man. Sorry I jumped the gun and posted way earlier :)

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we use B.O.T ( build operate transform ) process to build the infrastructure for organizations and law enforcement agencies .

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And on top of that 1 in every 200 men are direct line descendants of him. He did, essentially pivot history of humanity in his favour.

src http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/gnxp/2010/08/1-in-200-men-...