Crier1002

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by Crier1002 2y ago
when i make something and then share it with the world and people actually like/use (sometimes even pay for it)
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by Crier1002 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/EngineeringResumes/wiki/index/ has some pretty good guide/examples
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by Crier1002 2y ago
I am leaning towards LC style interviews over a take home assignment that is meant to take “no longer than 2 hours” to complete
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by Crier1002 2y ago
ive always enjoyed reading about your inspiring TinyPilot journey over the past few years. i hope you won’t stop writing! congrats and all the best!
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by Crier1002 2y ago
https://github.com/mlc-ai/web-llm basically bringing the power of llms to web browsers via WebGPU. i think it’s useful because it’s better for privacy as nothing leaves your browser. having that said i dont see how thi
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by Crier1002 2y ago
I'm interested in knowing more about how companies typically gauge the freshness of their codebase dependencies. putting all the nuances/details aside, i think we can all agree that having a codebase with most dependencies that ar
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Libyear(libyear.com)
228 points by Crier1002 2y ago|111 comments
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by Crier1002 2y ago
i just love the details on this one. thanks for sharing!
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by Crier1002 2y ago
depends, if you need to spend time with her, bring her our for dinner, etc.
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The Price of Happiness(ree.bearblog.dev)
1 points by Crier1002 2y ago|1 comments
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We locked ourself out of the organization(old.reddit.com)
4 points by Crier1002 3y ago|0 comments
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by Crier1002 3y ago
as someone who is interested in this, i do think that having personal sites on the showcase is a good thing
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by Crier1002 3y ago
if you’re on iOS, i found that the focus feature + screen time limit is pretty good at this. basically you can block out any notifications that you want for a set period of time. but yea, it still doesnt stop you from physically reaching ou
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by Crier1002 3y ago
this is a great article! I love how you explained it. here are my takeaways from it: - Bloom filter is a space-efficient data structure - You're trading off some accuracy (possibility of false positives) for the significantly smaller m