diavelguru

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Every Noise at Once(everynoise.com)
1 points by diavelguru 2y ago|1 comments
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by diavelguru 3y ago
https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
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by diavelguru 3y ago
BART it up!
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Also: https://music.apple.com/us/album/ti%C3%ABsto-at-edc-las-vega...
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Tomorrowland
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Yes exactly this an M2 maxed out. What I spent over 6k for a maxed out pro in the past I now spend 2k. When M3 comes out supporting 32GB RAM MacBook Air this will be a must purchase. I have had some pause when doing AI training and infer
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by diavelguru 3y ago
A must read: https://www.stephendiehl.com/blog/against-crypto.html
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by diavelguru 3y ago
A 63 year old Down’s Syndrome Uncle. He has since passed but brought happiness to the family with his love of everything and having been loved all his life and was quite the character.
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by diavelguru 3y ago
You ended up…..are you content in a leadership role or were you thrust into one? Are you happier in an individual contributor role? The engineers are paid to engineer and should have all the context. If you want to be the best manager le
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by diavelguru 3y ago
+1
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Remember the FAANG layoffs were huge. You are competing against those folks (you may also be one of those). https://fi.money/blog/posts/faang-company-layoffs-what-cause...
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Good experience! Get rid of your age. I like the overview of your resume. Try to work with headhunters in your region who get paid to find you a job. Get to the interview stage..only way to deal with the pressure of interviews is to as many
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by diavelguru 3y ago
Hi, I started coding in my teens but didn’t start university till past 18. My advice is to definitely find remote work as a minor will require your consent to enter any contract especially for work. Remote will limit social interaction b
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by diavelguru 4y ago
>> You will receive your duties everyday via email This to me is a dealbreaker. I would rather die than have daily tasks assigned. As a jr dev this may be tolerable for a short while but after umpteen years no way!
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by diavelguru 4y ago
I think its an interesting idea if I can prioritize my time and set when I’m available and know say 1 week in advance when I’ll be interviewing someone based on my skill set it should be something that’s doable. I also think performing the
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by diavelguru 4y ago
Never been a boss but AFAIK it’s about performance metrics. I believe also HR has lots of say in this process. Wonder just how much say a Manager or Director has considering the criteria for promotion?
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by diavelguru 4y ago
Other interviews are the best preparation for future interviews. Just go and do the interview and after the first few failed interviews, you’ll relax and then your intellect will be able to shine through. Don’t interview with your first c
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by diavelguru 4y ago
I’ve found it interesting that smart young startup entrepreneurs see a resume that has over 20 years experience and instead of seeing a dinosaur they see the experience and future guidance to help them in their endeavors.
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by diavelguru 5y ago
You’re looking at this all wrong. Take these experiences and failures as part of your learning. Keep plodding forward and do better next time. If you get a pip so be it. Do the best you can and play the long game. If you have survived 8
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by diavelguru 5y ago
I’m so happy these comments and conversations may take place now given we as software engineers have reached a saturation point where we are made up of those who are not just satisfied with a Java book or a Ruby book; rather we are made up
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by diavelguru 5y ago
I agree. I have loved wfh these years but miss the in person communication. Once we can, we should revert. Not with “measures to protect”, rather, the way it was. It was intense and very social. Those that thrive are the social ones wh
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by diavelguru 5y ago
I was in the same situation. You are fearful. Embrace the fear. I’ve been through many leetcode kind of interviews and when I don’t know something I say so. I suggest you do the same. After your first few interviews you will be better
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by diavelguru 6y ago
Hi you sound upset about having skills that allow you to participate in a profitable business as an employee. Working on ones own project is very rewarding though not necessarily profitable in $$. It’s best to follow your heart though and
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by diavelguru 6y ago
Good points!
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by diavelguru 6y ago
From my perspective of being on scrum/agile teams for many years I have learned to love it when it’s done well, though it took a while to get over the shock of the daily standups and weekly events. The feeling I get is one of accounta
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by diavelguru 6y ago
Looking at the TOS of these companies, they are within their legal right to offer service or not. No shoes, no shirt, no service.
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by diavelguru 6y ago
There are many cloud providers and if they can’t find one to accept their breed of traffic, they’ll have to go old school and create their own infrastructure, create their own cloud, possibly collocation where they pay an ISP to host their
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by diavelguru 6y ago
Yes Microsoft Azure for back end services and Apple, with device exclusivity set to Apple devices it is possible to release an app that takes advantage of their CloudKit api that gives each app 1PB of storage with a built in subscription me
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by diavelguru 6y ago
Grab an iPad and install Swift Playgrounds. Has you move a character to grab gems n stuff. Reminds me of my first programming language, Logo, though you are using Swift.
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by diavelguru 6y ago
For me it became a matter of helping people. When I was able to help other people with my knowledge and with the experience that I had, the title became basically a part of who I am. I think the best way to say it is that when you look at

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