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by dakiol 1y ago
In software we are always 90% there. Is that 10% the part that gives us jobs. I don’t see LLMs that different from, let’s say, the time compilers or high level languages appeared.
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by dakiol 1y ago
They don’t care about you, why should you care about them?
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by dakiol 1y ago
I’m not an old timer and I do read tech books on a weekly basis. It’s the only way for me to stay sharp in the industry. I also read documentation ofc. As for which books, the good ones. I’ve never done an online course or a bootcamp.
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by dakiol 1y ago
As “clee”. But i’m not a native speaker.
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by dakiol 1y ago
I want it smaller. iPhone mini was the best.
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by dakiol 1y ago
I don't need to bond with you. I don't need team-building exercises. I have been working for over a decade and made 0 friends at the office. I'm an easy going guy, though, no complaints or anything. Just keeping it profession
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by dakiol 1y ago
It always seems weird to me how people complain about such things. Just do your thing and don't care about others. If others are blocking you, just say so in the daily or to your manager. Easy. I don't really care about unproducti
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by dakiol 1y ago
I do get paid 50 euro per month for working remotely. It's on my contract. I didn't ask for it, but it's ok.
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by dakiol 1y ago
> Nobody's stopping you from moving closer to the office Price per square meter is.
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by dakiol 1y ago
I like Fowlers writings, but honestly Refactoring is one of the worst tech books I have read.
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by dakiol 1y ago
Isn’t the secret sauce of notes to not read them at all? The act of writing is the precious thing.
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by dakiol 1y ago
Mistral cannot be “the EU AI company” if they don’t change their remote work policy. A truly “EU AI company” would benefit from the talent pool of all EU, not just from a couple of cities where they happen to have offices.
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by dakiol 1y ago
Am I the only one who doesn’t care if the team has one individual with such traits? Like, if it slows down execution, well, I’m not into squeezing the last drop of speed of everyone. Also, people like that always give you the chance to show
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by dakiol 1y ago
> I had cloudflare in front of my stuff. Hacker found an uncached object and hit it 100M+ times. I stopped that and then they found my origin bucket and hit that directly. Pardon my ignorance, but isn’t that something that can happen to
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by dakiol 1y ago
I cannot run docker in macos without docker desktop. I use the cli to manage images, containers, and everything else.
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by dakiol 1y ago
The greatest thing the rich ever did was convince the poor that the even poorer was stealing their money/jobs. You seem to be from the past.
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by dakiol 1y ago
From Wikipedia: > Antoni graduated from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary with a Bachelor of Arts.[3] He then graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Master of Arts[3] and later a doctorate in economics in 2020 How can someone get
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by dakiol 1y ago
I worked briefly with Java/Kotlin a couple of years ago. The language is nice (better than I remembered it). What’s absolutely awful is the build tools around. I hate gradle. It’s overly complicated. The whole bom, settings gradle, bui
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by dakiol 1y ago
The split seems artificial now. Before, an average engineer would produce code sequentially, chunk after chunk. Each chunk submitted only after the previous one was reviewed and approved. Today, one could submit the whole thing for review.
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by dakiol 1y ago
Nah. I’m actually a senior (in your own words) and I got a decent job using the traditional methods: search on linkedin and submit cv. The only thing is that I care deeply about how my cv looks like (prose, typeface, organization, succinctn
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by dakiol 1y ago
To all the engineers using claude code: how do you submit your (well, claude’s) to review? Say, you have a big feature/epic to implement. Typically (pre-ai) times you would split it in chunks and submit each chunk as PR to be reviewed.
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by dakiol 1y ago
No news is better than Twitter news.
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by dakiol 1y ago
My conclusion is to use nextjs only for very simple projects. Problem is that simple projects grow and become important ones. So, just dont use nextjs at all.
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by dakiol 1y ago
What can I do? Linux, git, C, gcc, vim, and a long list of top quality software have been developed just as you described. I feel ashamed of charging $9.99 for my shitty app, so I won’t.
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by dakiol 1y ago
3 months ago. Again, I do deep research for every company I apply for (e.g., search for employees in linkedin, check glassdoor reviews, check for potential code tasks in github, read the company/employee blogs, etc.). The research coul
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by dakiol 1y ago
The one thing I don't like about PHP is that the whole application is bootstraped (and autoloading and the configuration is re-evaluated) in every single http request. Sure thing there's cache and all, but it just doesn't fee
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by dakiol 1y ago
I don’t know in what world you live (or in what world I do live for that matter). I used to apply to one or two jobs in the past when I was looking for something new. I prepared each interview in advance for a couple of weeks. Nowadays it’s
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by dakiol 1y ago
You think too much of HN.
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by dakiol 1y ago
Same. Also, when asked for anonymity at work, I usually make mistakes that do not correspond to my native tongue (let’s say I’m french and working in an international company. I would write comments in a supposedly anonymous survey like “He
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by dakiol 1y ago
Easier solution: you don’t need a progress bar.

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