aprdm

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by aprdm 11mo ago
> Also I care too deeply about the quality of the software being developed and am very much perfectionist, which usually translates into lots of frustration for both me and the team. This is at odds with business needs, very usually. So
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by aprdm 11mo ago
Focusing on software engineering IME isn't that great, there's only so many variations of frameworks/programming languages that can keep me interested. I'm usually more interested in solving business problems, then I wor
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by aprdm 11mo ago
How's that different then "should I let my kid use a calculator" ? I think you should teach them the trade offs. Now.. 10y old might be too young for the internet in general and some concepts that come with it. I don't t
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by aprdm 11mo ago
Yeah wasn’t checked. I’m pretty sure it was a smaller airport than Heathrow. I definitely went through the wrong path out
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by aprdm 11mo ago
In 2014 I landed on either Heathrow or another London airport I don’t remember coming from Spain after a vacation I read on a sign “travellers from Europe this way” and I thought ok my flight came from Spain I’m going that way … when I saw
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by aprdm 11mo ago
You can have daemon running on hosts that are looking into some kind of/v and updating the /etc/hosts file. e.g: consul-template pointing to consul or puppet looking at some gitops repo
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by aprdm 11mo ago
I am sorry to hear that. A friend of mine who moved from US to Canada moved after his mother had cancer on her 60s. She was retired by then after having a very successful career (C level on some manufacture company). His mom died poor. Craz
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by aprdm 1y ago
Yep. For example anyone can own /r/canada, which seems like a legit Canadian representation for anyone searching about Canada. And then make it a very opinionated/hatred/political avenue. Maybe of a right wing group. Not
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by aprdm 1y ago
What about energy consumption as a proxy for it ?
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by aprdm 1y ago
It powers the nintendo switch.
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by aprdm 1y ago
Every quarter ? Sometimes I would settle for every week.
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by aprdm 1y ago
Yep. I worked in a famous-big-company that had a 15 years old service that was dogslow, systemd restarts would take multiple hours. Everyone was talking about C++ optimizations, mutex everywhere etc - which was in fact a problem. However..
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by aprdm 1y ago
> Just claim you are standard and then LLM crawlers pick up on it That's very interesting. Hadn't thought about this PoV. LLMs definitely /can/ empower the wrong kind of behaviour, just like SEO did... and they amplif
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by aprdm 1y ago
At large scales a lot of it is measured on power instead of compute, as power is the limitation
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by aprdm 1y ago
I guess I met Jeff's work on Ansible for DevOps: Server and configuration management for humans which is roughly 10 years old. I then used many of his ansible playbooks on my day to day job, which paid my bills and made my career progr
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by aprdm 1y ago
He is not a YouTuber. And even if he was - what's the problem ? Jeff has many useful OSS software used by many companies around the world daily - including mine. What have you created ?
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by aprdm 1y ago
That really depends on what you want to learn and how deep. If you're automating things before the hypervisor comes online or there's an OS running (e.g: working on datacenter automation, bare metal as a service) you will have man
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by aprdm 1y ago
Love Jeff's ansible roles/playbooks and his cluster building ! Quite interesting, I should reserve some time to play with a Pi cluster and ansible, sounds fun
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by aprdm 1y ago
USA is huge. This is happening in a small part of the USA in a very limited fashion. It's not like the USA has driverless cars everywhere, 99.9% of the population never saw one.
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by aprdm 1y ago
Yup I bet. I’ve only been using Reddit for sometime now that’s why I mentioned it
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by aprdm 1y ago
What I worry about is how much of it is bots. It lost some value to me as it went from thinking the majority of interactions / posts were from people to actually realizing it's from bots from engagement. It got very political ever
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by aprdm 1y ago
Why do you think building in SF would make a difference in your case ?
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by aprdm 1y ago
backend web services devops frontend javascript just three possible examples
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by aprdm 1y ago
What problem does it cause for you that it becomes a to-do list graveyard ?
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by aprdm 1y ago
ilm, lucasfilm, wall disney animation studios, pixar.. can be a bad time due to industry shanigans
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by aprdm 1y ago
Yes. Use Glean. It's a very smart search across every knowledge base (Confluence, Slack, Google docs, Outlook etc)
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by aprdm 1y ago
So many great companies, thanks for starting this & people for sharing
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by aprdm 1y ago
Use it as someone you are working with / talking with. Not as auto complete. You need to reframe your work a bit to have best results interacting w/ llms
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by aprdm 1y ago
> Easily top 1% or top 0.1% of candidates How do you measure that ? It seems like he wasn't a good candidate after all. I hope y`all learn a lesson about hiring and moving away from things that aren't signal to a job.
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by aprdm 1y ago
That's very true. Lots of Java, C++ in big companies / enterprise systems that "just work" for a long time

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