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by aprdm 3y ago
You might want to take off your foil hat. I am also very curious on you breaking down your claims as they don't make any sense on money spent and what happened. Regardless it seems like you had a bad experience (like others do - all ar
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by aprdm 3y ago
Why do you lie and spread fud ? I have been in Vancouver/BC for close to 10y and have never heard of anyone paying for care in any form. The virtual ones are all covered by MSP, access to doctors via the virtual calls and walk ins isn&
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by aprdm 3y ago
How are they counted ? I don’t assume the government has metrics on clicks per person on website’s looking for job section with a timestamp
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by aprdm 3y ago
I guess it depends the person, dealing with sqlite + python doesn't need dependencies or custom drivers and is easy to do/easier to manage for me than bash scripts
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by aprdm 3y ago
I tried both and am using Joplin. Has less fuss around it and I focus more on simply taking notes .. the syncing is also cheaper and you can use for work
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by aprdm 3y ago
Hm really ? It easily exports to markdown, and scripting against sqlite is very straightforward too
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by aprdm 3y ago
Can you expand how you refactor ?
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by aprdm 3y ago
No one will read a multi-page CV for an interview. It will be a conversation and some set of questions from both sides.
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by aprdm 3y ago
I get hundreds to thousands of CVs for an opening. I spend 5-10s on each one. That's why. Your resume should basically tell me that I should talk more to you and why.. doing it on one page or two pages max is how you optimize for it. I
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by aprdm 3y ago
this is great, will definitely be using it
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by aprdm 3y ago
50 customers ? You can build it with Django and sqlite with zero dependencies and deploy via scp, run it on the cheapest DO and call it a day. Easy to scale later too and you will be developing/deploying the business logic from day 1
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by aprdm 3y ago
Remarkable can be a good compromise
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by aprdm 3y ago
The assertiveness of your replies implies to me that you never worked in big companies
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by aprdm 3y ago
The PMs I’ve worked with have had many decades of experience in the area of their product and knew much more than our dev team about the business domain
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by aprdm 3y ago
Isn’t that a definition of success in our current society ?
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by aprdm 3y ago
Yeah this is so unfortunate, we need to reverse this trend as a civilization
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by aprdm 3y ago
Yet Jeff Bezos in his podcast appearance yesterday which was a 2h talk said that when data and anecdote disagree to trust the anecdote and gut feeling
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by aprdm 3y ago
Buy an fpga
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by aprdm 3y ago
Poetry?
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by aprdm 3y ago
I would suggest doing activities outside the computer as the only real way of fighting lone-less- I have recently changed cities and went to the facebook group of the city. There I used the search function to find groups of people playing T
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by aprdm 3y ago
Yeah I think the people who haven't found value are people who either don't have strong communication skills hence cannot articulate what they need OR work in very speciailized fields - either way they're clearly the minority
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by aprdm 3y ago
Yeah definitely. But the tooling is very diverse in big companies. They might use every database under the sun, one day you might be doing React another one AngularJS, one day Django another day FastAPI, one day k8s, other day terraform.. a
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by aprdm 3y ago
It is amazing ! I didn't like the 2nd book tho, didn't keep me interested
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by aprdm 3y ago
The handmaid's tale
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by aprdm 3y ago
I don't know how to tell how off the mark you're. Perhaps try studying a subject on a language you aren't fluent in and compare the experience using chatgtp vs traditional methods ? I don't know what else to tell you, it
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by aprdm 3y ago
bing chat actually lists the sources
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by aprdm 3y ago
Probably because you're deep specialized in something or have stagnated on a company for a long time ? I cannot imagine knowing everything about what I am working on, that has changed dramatically every 3-4 months even within the same
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by aprdm 3y ago
Not really.. I think you don't know what you're talking about :) It's a chat, she is talking about a subject, and then she can expand on a word, all very naturally, as she is talking with a human. That's very different t
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by aprdm 3y ago
Yep totally agreed. I have very junior developers doing complex tasks with the aid of it — for example sql queries , elasticsearch, ansible, react — all without having touched them before
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by aprdm 3y ago
I don't know, I've only used chatgtp 3.5, haven't tried other things. Out of your questions I would think only the last one would be a good fit. The first one is open ended and I don't think M1 came before the "cut

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