TypingOutBugs

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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   Anytime I see Monads or Monoids in the title I am obligated to share one of the greatest YouTube videos of all time :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqLBc1vFwI
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   The EU has an Accessibility Act coming into play from June this year, so a subset of companies working on things like travel booking systems will have to test to make sure they meet those new requirements. https://www.epinova.se&
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   Sure, to increase the rates people can negotiate for. Which is cool, I like more money too! I just find it ironic you’ve had to go offshore to be able to afford talent. Which is what many companies are doing due to the high US rates. With a
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   Jane Street uses OCaml and property based tests are easiest when dealing with pure functions, and are taught in FP classes usually, so I assume it’s that. Easier to setup and target audience. Edit: also a numerical domain, which is the easi
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   What measurements did you use for everything, cheese/sodium citrate/etc?
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   How many hours are you looking for QA support each week/month, if it’s part time? I’m interested in extra hours if it works!
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   Thanks!
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   I think that works!
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   by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

   How did you iterate through product ideas go find one that worked? And what tech stack did you use?
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    Oh, that’s just annoying lol. Thanks for pointing that out, thought it was a US person not aware of EU citizen movement rights
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    I don’t know, California-based co-founders trying to pump rates in the US by making people have info on better salaries (we can raise your salary by $XX,XXx!) while simultaneously outsourcing work to low salary positions in India just has a
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    This is an EU role restricted to EU citizens with some financial help to relocate? They’re not confined, but no one said that
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    I’d have expected Levels.fyi to pay competitive market rates based on all the content around high salaries, surprised to see remote $30k!
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    The trivial reason would be no need to support visas, but happy to pay to incentivise you to move there
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    > This repository has been archived by the owner on Dec 12, 2023. It is now read-only. Hasn't been updated in 4 years, and is now archived, so I assume this project is dead. Looks good though!
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    > I don't know which hypothetical CI runner you have in mind. Back in reality, most CICD services bill you on time spent running tests, not "core". Even core count is reflected as runtime multpliers. If you’re charging a r
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    > What do you mean "if not parallelized"? Are you running tests sequentially and then complaining about how long they take to run? Some CI runners are single core unless you pay more, some tests are very hard to parallelise (in
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    It won’t be this. People on that forum talk about hitting many more birds at much higher speeds with much less issues. The landing gear should have been deployed before the strike too? Happened at 200 meters I believe?
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    Then they’d have lost comms with the ATC which would have been mentioned by now surely? With two pilots incapacitated in a go-around procedure?
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    I haven’t found it harder than any other time since 2014 to be honest. In Sweden now, previously Palo Alto, previously Oxford/London, but remote since 2018. The only thing that might be niche in my position is I focus on SDET contract
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    There’s three ways US companies can do that: 1. Hiring a company for a service 2. Hiring a contractor who invoices through their foreign company 3. Having an office in that country Which one would you make illegal? I don’t even understand w
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    What should be illegal, specifically? What concrete action should be made illegal? These are people hired locally within their respective countries by local corporations owned by holdings in the US. How can you make it illegal for a company
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    The Zephyr route from San Francisco to Chicago still has a proper dining cart, viewing cart, and is 52 hours long. Surprisingly comfortable and the only way you can access the Ruby Canyon in Colorado outside of a kayak.
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    I just took a sleeper train last night from Helsinki to the arctic circle and they had non-reclining seats with no light dimming. Got around an hours nap between 6am and 7am this morning. Took around 14 hours to go 1000km. Very much regret
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    What was the company in Sweden? Thankfully I live in Stockholm!
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    I’d love to work with Ada but never had the opportunity. Anyone know which companies hire for it?
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    Not because it’s necessarily more suited for those business operations, but the complexity and risk of refactoring means it remains in COBOL
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    But it still has to be auditable by humans, so I imagine some sort of LLM tool library over an existing language makes sense. Might be wrong! But langchain tools and pydantic schemas for Input/Output feel like the right abstraction I c
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    by TypingOutBugs 2y ago

    Why would it?
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    Ask HN: LLM-Generated Music?

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