chocolatemario

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by chocolatemario 7mo ago
It’s hard for me to believe that, unless you’re just doing simple glue work or you’re working in a low stakes environments, anyone is just delegating everything to agents. If you’re working on a migration (common in enterprise infrastruct
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by chocolatemario 1y ago
This just sounds like a low quality bar or PRs that are too wide in large in scope for AI. In any case, it sounds like taking a single stab at it with an LLM and calling it good. I’m not really AI for everything type of dev, but there are s
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by chocolatemario 2y ago
Mastodon isn’t particularly good for monetization.
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by chocolatemario 3y ago
Yea of course. Users of streaming services don’t use those services to prolong the success of the providers yet they continue to buy in for services rendered. I think a truly community driven approach is going to be independent of Reddit as
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by chocolatemario 3y ago
Unfortunately reddit isn't a tech commune. If its intent is to be publicly traded, then it needs to find a way to turn a profit sooner or later.
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
I do the same except in org mode. I’ll export to markdown as needed but generally publishing documents is a secondary goal to empowering and decreasing the burden on myself. Design docs for each and every feature has turned out not to scale
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
My Amazon experience was similar. Especially the lack of coding due to the emphasis on devops/meeting culture. I have since felt that once a product reaches maturity, additional headcount (butts in seats) are operators first and second
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
When you say JavaScript, do you mean java? Rust undoubtedly raises the floor which is great, but designing scalable systems that enable new members to ramp up is a timeless skill independent of language. As someone who isn’t a rust native b
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
The light show at the end gave me a chuckle. Pretty fun little puzzle.
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
I feel that in real terms, you are absolutely correct. Big tech companies consciously over-hire and throw away work with impunity knowing it will not hurt their bottom line. Denouncing employee productivity like this just seems like an excu
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
I think articles like this just don’t belong on hackernews. This seems like a train of thought turned blog post. Maybe this guy thinks he is a guru, but it seems like it’s simply an attempt to formalize his musings. I’ve no qualms with this
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
I didn’t listen to that episode but I have to imagine that was a leading question.
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
As a C# developer I could say the same about my experience dealing with my first foray into [insert random language] and my attempt to develop [something with a non-trivial framework]. The issues you had could be attacked by navigating thro
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
Easy fix, but vimium does not play well with this.
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by chocolatemario 4y ago
the old monotonically growing reading list. I must figure out a way to organize mine better
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by chocolatemario 7y ago
This has a limit of 1000 keys, does not handle redriving failed requests and offers no report of the job. What you could do is use s3's inventory report feature, give the manifest generated to batch operations and handle the delete log
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by chocolatemario 8y ago
Merry Christmas from Seattle.
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by chocolatemario 8y ago
If you don't know about references, I feel like you shouldn't be touching react. React is quite easy to pickup if you have an understanding of JavaScript and the Dom. The tooling surrounding react is an entirely different story.
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by chocolatemario 9y ago
I went to college directly out of high school and wasted my parents money. It felt impossible to break this to my family that I was leaving school. After leaving school, I worked for ~4-5 years before I started taking classes again. After l
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by chocolatemario 9y ago
Never forget ZZ. Or, my preferred method, suspend the process for later use.
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by chocolatemario 9y ago
Both operating systems have there idiosyncrasies, but that should be expected. Both work exceptionally well for development and leisure use. Personally, I prefer a macbook pro, but I've been developing on a windows machine for the last
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by chocolatemario 9y ago
It may support those behaviors under some circumstances. Of course, this is dependent on why you are using it. I've heard of bodybuilders who take it to the extreme and drink diet sodas like water. However, if usage is as benign as som