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by barrenko 4y ago
Based on what I can achieve with GPT in a non-Python language as a junior junior developer, I really see almost no limit to what an CS educated experienced mid developer could achieve with GPT and Python experience. Yes there is a lot of ha
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by barrenko 4y ago
It probably is a bit hollow.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Buddhist and zen folks would tell you we have no mind ourselves. I'm seeing a convergence.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Great. Have you tried just jumping in to Karpathy's video series on youtube? Maybe that plus reading some papers?
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by barrenko 4y ago
Probably, but "two Python books" mentioned in this thread are even more suited to a general beginner.
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by barrenko 4y ago
My tip is that being managed out is way worse than being fired.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Nice bit about Quanta.
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by barrenko 4y ago
HN is HN for Finance if you make a decent amount of effort.
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by barrenko 4y ago
We're in the HN eye of the storm.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Comments here are peak HN.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Do you know of further link or resources in this "direction", this is awesome.
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by barrenko 4y ago
I'm usually alarmed by this and against, but Trump did prove out to be a colossal clown?
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by barrenko 4y ago
To be fair, food delivery startups are wreaking havoc on food stations all over, it's getting harder to stay organized and clean.
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by barrenko 4y ago
This is pretty mad.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Making my own kefir for 6 months did something to me I still can't quantify, like working out e.g.
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by barrenko 4y ago
This whole thread has a lot of info in it, but the main point is this - we suck at breathing, don't breathe properly and are remarkably easily knocked out the "calm awareness" mode. It's sometimes best to work at this ot
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by barrenko 4y ago
I don't know - personally if I see this kind of headline about X, makes me think X is doing just fine. No way I'm clicking on the link itself.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Also as a newcomer to Next.js, you start off, the tutorial seems great, then midway they announce they are switching to a new system and it's hard to be bothered after that.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Not OP, but there are places where you have to cut the knot so to speak. Reminded me of - "When you know that my poems are not poems, Then we can speak of poetry."
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by barrenko 4y ago
Pretty sweet, but are there similar setup more geared towards coding? This would be a great way to get a pair programmer for people who are just coding for hobby or transitioning to SWE. Or to alleviate imposter syndrome.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Can someone please explain, I don't get here "converted the input to analog", converted how, where?
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by barrenko 4y ago
This is not what it's good at at all. Not sure why people expect this to be it's forte. It's like a really smart sheep dog or a junior junior carpenter. It's currently helping me refactor a .NET app to a trending pattern
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by barrenko 4y ago
This is really really cool. Cursive (the plugin for Clojure) is already a work of art.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Valid point.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Agile is like socialism at times.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Maybe that coding is sometimes used to figure out stuff you yourself do not know ffs. I understand your point, but what we do as SWEs is the secondary function of coding.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Not every hobby is for everyone, even if they're good at it. You don't have the time to get good at everything and yo have to choose, beings innately get this. One can choose to do what one is kinda bad at.
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by barrenko 4y ago
The web is collapsing and that's just fine. We got everything and more needed to build.
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by barrenko 4y ago
Yup, that book is on my list despite not that big of an interest in Rust or web development.
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by barrenko 4y ago
"Dotting" into some property or method for ruby works noticeably slower than for any other language I've ever tried, same for autocomplete.

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