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What I don't understand is how are you passing the world state to the model?

Say for instance when you ask the dog to do an action when you launch an arrow upwards how is the LLM continuously tracking the state of the game to be able to respond?

Thanks a bunch, this is really nice advice! Jobs would come and go, One should focus on building skills (the thing we can control!)

The 15% delta is after negotiations. They didn't allow quarterly vests either.

Oh man,this makes my stomach churn with anxiety.

It's a tough job market out there and it took 4 months to land job offers after being laid off.

I have a competitive offer from Oracle OCI with a team adjacent to this initiative and I am seriously considering it. How long do you guys think it will take to blow up (if it does)

To the experienced devs out there; would you take a 15% less offer from a medium sized company for job security?

Thanks for the pointer to MDN. It's awesome! The tutorial really drops to the very fundamentals.

Any one have any pointers to learn the Django stack from the basics? Any specific video course or a book?

"Two Scoops of Django" was recommended to me by someone on HN. I think it is currently being worked on for Django 3. It is on my reading list.

Thanks for the recommendation. Will check them out!

On a similar note, does anyone have a similar project based book recommendation for Django.

I have found that I generally learn better from books compared to video lectures.