derek1800

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by derek1800 2mo ago
If you are spending 40 hours fixing everything that was broken, the question I have is does your AI tools have the necessary context to be successful and not result in a lot of broken items? Also, is there ways for AI to help prevent the lo
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by derek1800 6mo ago
Yes this is how hyperagents work. They keep track of their different attempts to see which results in success. It does require tasks that can be measured.
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by derek1800 6mo ago
This is how hyperagents work. They Have the ability to measure improvement in both the meta agent and task agents. There approach requires task agents to tackle tasks that can be empirically evaluated.
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by derek1800 3y ago
A competent manager of a software team or org should also be able to do all the things you mention for ICs minus the coding part while also inspiring, leading, people managing. Hiring an MBA to lead/manage a software product group and
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by derek1800 6y ago
My realtor told me the last handful of houses she sold were to tech employees moving from Bay Area (Twitter, FB, etc)
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by derek1800 6y ago
Neither of these types align with my definition of a 10x engineer. From my experience, they are engineers that understand both product/business as well as the technical side such that they can drop requirements that add a very small am
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by derek1800 7y ago
I moved back to the Midwest from the West Coast once having kids to be close to family and be able to afford a house. I do think it is hard to find the pockets of exciting jobs in the Midwest that pay reasonably well. I personally got lucky
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by derek1800 7y ago
What you described in the second paragraph was happening well before the water crisis. Which is why Flint is in the shape it is. How much the water crisis increased or contributed to this would be interesting to know vs people who did it
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by derek1800 7y ago
But how long has led existed in the pipes? People now grown up could have been impacted when young.
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by derek1800 7y ago
It can technically And definitely get worse but if you are using that statistic only you wouldn’t understand the totality of how bad it is in Flint. You really have to see it to understand how bad it is. My point is you cannot make it seem
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by derek1800 7y ago
The city of Flint has extremely high poverty and the schools were very bad well before the water issue came to light. I wonder how much of this is due to the lead in water vs just the situation of the city, high poverty, and poor schools, e
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by derek1800 7y ago
You do realize flint is one of the worst cities in all US for crime. I am not sure it is possible to get worse from where it is now.
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by derek1800 7y ago
The big advantage from my perspective is component reusability independent of Framework (React, JSP, Angular, none, etc). A couple scenarios come in mind, you have many teams working on web app(s) that need to have the same styling, CX, con
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by derek1800 8y ago
Detroit has access to a lot of tech talent through the local universities (UM, Mich Tech, MSU, Kettering, etc) with no competition for the talent. This leads to great employees who can be compensated for much less than Bay Area and you have
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by derek1800 10y ago
How common is this behavior at startups in Silicon Valley? Can anyone share similar stories or point me at other posts?
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by derek1800 13y ago
Are there patterns for client side JavaScript to be notified of changes to REST resources? I don't believe this particular pattern applies if I understand correctly as it needs a URL to notify.
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by derek1800 13y ago
Being new to SD from Seattle and the bay, I can tell you that it is extremely hard to find information on SDs TechScene. Meetup doesn't seem very useful and it seems like a number of groups aren't interesting or aren't active. Also, there a
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by derek1800 14y ago
A great book to read in regards to this is: "Made to Stick"