gabrieledarrigo

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by gabrieledarrigo 8mo ago
What exactly do you do, and what's your role in an agentic software factory?
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by gabrieledarrigo 8mo ago
What have they actually built?
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by gabrieledarrigo 8mo ago
> i haven't automated anything here, but booking a table by talking to clawdbot is delightful. Omg. Just get the phone and call the restaurant, man. I really don't want to live in this timeline where I can't even search fo
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by gabrieledarrigo 9mo ago
Old time graffiti writer here. There's nothing so wild, anarchic and energetic than painting illegally on some surface without any permission.
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by gabrieledarrigo 10mo ago
Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Google Cloud Platform Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gdarrigo/ Email: d
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by gabrieledarrigo 11mo ago
Location: EU Remote: Yes Technologies: Node.js, Typescript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, GCP Resume: www.linkedin.com/in/gdarrigo Email: darrigo.g@gmail.com I'm an engineer with 13 years of experience. I'm actively looking
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
> My workflow has changed since adopting async programming. I now work on four or five tasks simultaneously: one complex problem synchronously and three or four in the background. Someone, please, try to convince me why this is a positiv
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
One thing is reversing a linked list during a white board interview. Another write a simple JOIN between two tables. Come on guys, working on backend applications and not having a clue about writing simple SQL statements, even for extractin
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
How is the routing to the hardware available? Let's say that a request hit the datacenter, how is it routed to an available GPU in a rack?
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
> As with everything, it depends. Live coding interviews work You cannot start your reasoning with "it depends" and then continue with an absolute. I could do the same: As with everything, it depends. Live coding interviews don
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
> A future framed as "inevitable" by a bunch of people whose job/wealth depends on framing it as such. Nah, hard pass. I agree with you! I'm not saying that I like it; this is the perfect example of turbo capitalism a
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
And that's fine, it's your choice. But everything, driven by multiple forces (from hype, to marketing, to real progress, to early adopters) is pointing to that future.
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
I know, it's scary. But I guess it's the direction we are aiming for.
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
> I started a job at a demanding startup and it’s been several months and I have still not written a single line of code by hand Damn, this sounds pretty boring.
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
Dude, if you are a tech lead, and you measure productivity by scoring tickets, you are doing it pretty badly. I would fire you instead.
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
Well done. I also think that mental clarity comes from a lean, blank sheet of paper, instead of a useless pile of accumulated knowledge. I'm still familiar with the act of deleting, which is liberatory: destroying drawings, writings, t
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
Location: Milan, Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, Node.js, Kotlin, Rust, SQL, GCP, AWS Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gdarrigo/ Email: darrigo.g@gmail.com Product en
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
Hi maxlux, is it possible to configure a connection over SSH?
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
Exactly that!
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
And...? Does it result in a double salary, perhaps?
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by gabrieledarrigo 1y ago
> We see the wave coming, I will look for a way to surf it. Don't be the stunned sceptic waiting to feel the crush What would you do to surf it? What would you suggest to who's an engineer right now?
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
> This is just, like, your opinion No, also mine.
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
I honestly call this a scam position: - Vibe coding "non negotiable" - 3 years of experience (of what, exactly? if the "Vibe coding" term was coined just the other day...) - 12 to 15 hours a day No thanks...
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
Location: Italy, Milan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Rust, SQL, Cloud technologies Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10ni2Esrqbt4YqlKqcwGXe1trYur... Email: dar
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
A pretty boring article.
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
Agreed. The article on the performance reviews is disturbing.
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
> I would never combine functionality to update an order with the data and structure of the an order. The reason is simple: the business constraints don't always live inside the order. > Here's an example why such an approac
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
> I have better tools for doing that. For example?
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
Pair programming should never be forced, but when applied... Jeez, it's powerful!
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by gabrieledarrigo 2y ago
What a problem, eh dude? Damn, this rich guys are incredible.

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