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by danwee 4y ago
Isn't this what we all are doing since the "birth" of the so-called web frameworks? The funtional core is mainly your "use cases"/"services": they the core of your software because they deal with your
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> "What happened to all the geniuses?" was somewhat obvious -- we ran out of an abundance of low hanging fruit to discover. Same thoughts. Even though we, as civilization, had less resources in the past to discover "the wo
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> People think they are smart and come up with ideas nobody thought of before. "This seems so simple, why don't people use this?" So, in your opinion how do things improve then? People see how painful some tools are and so
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by danwee 4y ago
> Do you make decisions like it's your company? No. Mainly because acting like a "company owner" implies a higher degree of connection between the employee and the company. I tried to not get too attached to the companies
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by danwee 4y ago
> How do you sell yourself as the best when you don’t have what it takes to back it up? Obviously you need some sort of knowledge to do so. But I think it's not much what you need. OP has already 6+ years of working experience, so i
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by danwee 4y ago
I think there are two main paths: - you become really good working for really good top-notch companies. This is the hard path, not because becoming really good is hard, but because working for top-notch companies and becoming good requires
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by danwee 4y ago
I don't defy them, I just don't care. I do the best I know and I can (e.g., be proactive, bring good practices, help others, etc.) but I reject stuff like working extra hours because of tight deadlines. I couldn't care less a
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by danwee 4y ago
It's not a "computer science curriculum" but a "graphics-based computer science curricula in Python" https://academy.cs.cmu.edu/course-info
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by danwee 4y ago
Why we call this prompt "engineering"? The prompt is just a way to interact with the whatever ML model is behind... in that regard it's similar SQL or any other interface. Sure thing I've never heard of "SQL enginee
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In Europe yes. Depending on the country, you get between 1 and 3 months of notice by law.
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by danwee 4y ago
My only reason to only do 100% remote is not about collaboration or similar stuff. It's plainly: I do not live near a big city (nor want to).
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> They know that due to layoffs, people are likely to stay. Not really. My company announced return to office 100%. All the IT department complained. Executives reconsidered their decision... now it's hybrid mode for non-IT folks on
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by danwee 4y ago
> Applies to ALL employees within 40 miles of an office. Wonder what happens if you decide (while being employed) to move to a city that has no office. Would management just accept it?
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by danwee 4y ago
No. I see more and more dependencies against Slack (e.g., platform tools to create Jira issues, or request permissions, etc.) I think it's a dangerous path: Slack will die (sooner rather than later I believe) and suddenly we'll fa
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by danwee 4y ago
1. Find the best book (or books) about the subject 2. Read it. Probably do some hands-on stuff while reading (e.g., writing simple programs if I'm learning a new prog. language; install a db in a VM and execute queries if i'm lear
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by danwee 4y ago
Could be. Never used Yandex for searching images tbh.
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by danwee 4y ago
What do you mean by "safe"? It's a search engine, it just returns you search results. If you are worried about JS/tracking... well, Google and others are already tracking you. I use Apple devices, so Apple knows everythi
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yandex.com I usually search for books, movies and mp3s. With Google is kinda hard (or impossible) to do the same.
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by danwee 4y ago
I find this laughable. For centuries we have been enslaving our equals all around the world... and you are talking about giving freedom to AGI?
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Umm, the only thing that stops me from doing this is uploading my notes to OpenAIs' servers.
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by danwee 4y ago
Is this the beginning of the "interdimensional cable TV"? Instead of pulling content from other dimension, we'll be generating it though.
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by danwee 4y ago
Exactly. I mean, I don't pretend to wear only boxers at home during winter... but just my jeans and a t-shirt? C'mon. Also, I don't see the need to turn on the heating in the whole house: it's usually turned on only in t
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by danwee 4y ago
What's weird about that? My armpits could be sweating (e.g., wearning a t-shirt + sweater) but my hands (no gloves) could be freezing.
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by danwee 4y ago
> The real damage to their long term prospects was over-hiring the past 3 years and saddling their businesses with a major problem. So, the real damage was the people who ordered to over hire (usually top-level executives). If any, they
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by danwee 4y ago
Indeed. - FAANG started to offer free drinks in the office? Every startup begins to do the same - Agile coaches are hired at FAANG? Every damn startup needs their own Agile coaches as well - "Think customer first" was coined by...
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by danwee 4y ago
- VPS like DO - Server-side rendered app with Golang - If interactivity is required: maybe Vue.js or jQuery That's it.
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Post focuses on the "easy" part (building queries), but leaves as an exercise to the reader how to do the M in ORM: so, once I submit my SQL query and get one or more rows: how do I map them into my (potential) complex set of obje
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by danwee 4y ago
You should have a plan B. You cannot just go and say "I deserve a raise", because even if you do deserve it, your employer can still say "no". Given that scenario, what are you going to do? So, whenever it comes to &quot
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by danwee 4y ago
I don't love my job, I love my career. Why I don't love my job: - I'm making someone else rich - I don't believe in 99.99% of the ideas/business out there. But I need to pay the bills - 99.99% of the time we work on
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It's only less noisy because of the simplistic nature of the example. In real world code, `one`, `two` and `three` and probably a chunk of code put together in a single line and it's difficult to find out what the hell they are do

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