drowning_sushi

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   by drowning_sushi 10mo ago

   This is very subjective. Using Python influences your architecture in ways you would not encounter with other languages. I maintain a critical service written in Python and hosted in AWS and with about 40 containers it can do 1K requests&#x
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   by drowning_sushi 1y ago

   50-75% of the employees at MS HQ regularly work out of the office. (Source: I live close by). This mandate is not at all surprising given MS invested heavily in new, revamped offices, which they had started before the pandemic. How did folk
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   by drowning_sushi 4y ago

   We did not have a product manager. In my team, there was frequent churn at the manager position. Which should have been a clear indicator that my division had no clue what they were trying to do. I was naive and trying too hard to stick to
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   by drowning_sushi 4y ago

   I too moved away from ML after actively pursuing it for many years. YMMV but here are my reasons - Scientists dont always make the best 'clients'. The requirements you spend months implementing may be completely obsolete by the ti
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   by drowning_sushi 5y ago

   Completely agree. Wordle is fun without the hyper-analysis