Have been seeing this all over the place that pattern recognition is the highest form of intelligence and it seems to be partially true.
What's more important is pattern interruption . Literally every single person can identify patterns, not everyone can interrupt and fix them.
Humans adjust their behaviour according to whoever is watching. In front of a high performer, people work harder. In front of someone average, standards drop. You are always performing at your social level.
Best advice I have received: Don't be on your team's daycare list. Be an asset, drive decisions, solve problems, be a leader irrespective of your title.
ppl start gatekeeping when they sense they're becoming irrelevant. The most competent people I know love competing and continuing to get better under pressure from new players!
It took me 35 years to learn this: If you’re half-in, you’re actually all-out. Even 90% in gets you nowhere. There’s something magical in that last little bit. It's where you unlock new levels to the game. Simply because so few have the courage to do it.
It takes me to the very start of the chat when I switch from Code to Chat on the desktop app.
It should ideally take me to the very end of the chat so I could continue with the most recent stuff that I was doing.
Can you please fix this, @bcherny
Blogs converging on one specific opinion and the average of all of it is the same opinion leading to brain rot not wisdom.
I hope some platforms like X, reddit stay sane and carefully moderate everything.
The solution in general is AI assisted content.
Got to know about the problem of the wisdom of the crowd.
Authentic content on the internet leads to multiple, often different opinions, and the average of those opinions leads to better decisions and hence better wisdom.
With AI generated content, this is what's gonna happen..
People use AI to generate a bunch of absurd content, they post it, more and more people will use AI engines to generate content.
The LLMs will use existing AI content to generate more AI slop.
This will eventually lead to..
Its highly likely that things don't work exactly like this in production but got a fairly decent idea of how things work under the hood. Feel free to add/correct anything.
I was curious about how the database tables stored on hardware gets mapped to the software (CPP/Java) code.
Generally the auto generated files for the tables provide you with getters/setters out of the box which you can then use to play with data.
Once the page faults happen, the data is loaded from the .dat file to the page cache in RAM and the process page table entry is created to point to that page cache and you can now play around with the data.