elbear

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by elbear 2y ago
Your hiring page shows 0 open positions currently. Have you filled in all roles?
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by elbear 2y ago
Is this remote worldwide?
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by elbear 2y ago
Yes, when you have the general principles of programming, but not experience with a particular technology, ChatGPT is a force multiplier.
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by elbear 2y ago
In a way, AI is part of the process, but it's a collaborative process. It doesn't do all the work.
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by elbear 2y ago
Sounds like he did it so he could have a place to stay
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by elbear 2y ago
An unfinished command-line client for Hacker News: https://github.com/LucianU/hn-reader
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by elbear 2y ago
You can see it as a pipeline where the output of the right-most function is plugged into the input of the function to its left.
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by elbear 2y ago
I've written Haskell code in production and I still find the syntax the most eloquent. And you don't have to know the indentation rules, you just pick them up from usage. Just like you don't have to know the grammar rules.
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by elbear 2y ago
I wrote a tutorial about do notation. Maybe it helps https://elbear.com/a-user-guide-for-haskell-monads
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by elbear 2y ago
Yeah. I feel nobody uses the standard library. Even for stuff like HTTP there is requests.
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by elbear 2y ago
Good point! I think the case you mentioned is explained by an idea covered in attachment theory. Children explore when they feel safe and secure. Safety and security come from the caregivers, the parents. When that is absent, because the pa
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by elbear 2y ago
I was talking about curiosity in general not curiosity about something in particular. We are naturally inquisitive to the point we have to be restrained by our parents. The problem is some of the restraints are based on the fears of our par
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by elbear 2y ago
That's not because it doesn't exist, it's because it's restrained
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by elbear 2y ago
Not even that. It depends on the learned ability to stop pushing yourself when your focus is wavering. That's how you develop aversion towards the topic. Let your natural curiosity draw you to particular topics (that's why you mig
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by elbear 2y ago
Another UT2004 fan signing in. I haven't played it that much recently, but I still have it installed.
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by elbear 2y ago
The A Programmer-Who-Writes position sounds like something I'd like to do, but I don't live in New York or want to move. Are you flexible with your remote work policy?
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by elbear 2y ago
Well, I use both of them all of the time, so I'm in a better position to compare them. Sometimes, I tend to prefer one, like ChatGPT after Claude decreased the free quota, but I still choose it sometimes, because I still find value in
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by elbear 2y ago
Are they? In my recent experience, ChatGPT seems to have gotten better than Claude again. Plus their free limit is more strict, so this experience is on the free account.
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by elbear 2y ago
| You could argue that it's all APIs down to the hardware level, but that's not a helpful perspective in this discussion. Yes, that's what I'm arguing. Why isn't useful? I think it's useful, because it demystif
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by elbear 2y ago
I think the point is to avoid pointless hard work.
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by elbear 2y ago
The solution to this is to code your own things for fun.
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by elbear 2y ago
I would say all software is chaining APIs together.
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by elbear 2y ago
Just wanted to say I love Bun.
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by elbear 2y ago
React doesn't work in the same way? I don't know much about it, but I assumed it does.
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by elbear 2y ago
It sounds like you're running with your breaks on, because of the software issue. So, finding someone who can make the software work right can at least remove that obstacle from your business. For this, I would hire an experienced deve
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by elbear 2y ago
I see. So it's a matter of geography basically.
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by elbear 2y ago
What's the explanation? Better schools in Bangalore or something else?
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by elbear 2y ago
Too bad you don't offer full remote. Job sounds great, both for the Python focus and learning about trading and investing
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by elbear 2y ago
I don't know if it was on purpose :) but your Systems Backend link is the one for Generalist actually.
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by elbear 2y ago
Yeah, it looks quite nice.

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