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by geodel 5mo ago
Well nowadays also there are no "force for good", "joining forces", "democratization" and so on. Times have truly changed.
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by geodel 5mo ago
True. But this sounds: "I feel like Mondays are coming after Sundays...".
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by geodel 5mo ago
Thats fine if some Claude code agent made PR and committed it. No human involved, no human drama ensued. People here are pointing the problem because Anthropic dude claimed, it is an experiment, tests are still failing, may go nowhere.. bla
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by geodel 5mo ago
Saying "fuck you" after having fuck you money is just fun. I don't see any bravery to it.
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by geodel 5mo ago
That good pay , benefit, nice work environment comes from destroying environment, communities, lying, cheating and so many other such wonderful things. People do like to remain oblivious to all. Some go even further to blame company for t
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by geodel 5mo ago
And there is no clamor Chinese green card either in politicians in China for students coming from other countries or in people outside coming to China. And if China will be having highest ranking technical universities, it means immigration
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by geodel 5mo ago
Management is told its a homebrew. Very commonly used by developers all over the industry.
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by geodel 5mo ago
From past phone launch ads, its usually the people who were always looking for dinner reservations, concert booking, meeting at drinks. Basically leisure class people. So this vintage shopping trip seems to fit right in.
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by geodel 5mo ago
> There is a lot of interest in using GenAI, but people are mostly getting kudos around creative uses for GenAI, LOL, I'd imagine even Amazon HR would be little restraint in showering such praise.
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by geodel 5mo ago
They should double it. Double amount of fine courses, double subscription price. Simple.
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by geodel 5mo ago
> Coursera has high-quality, Coursera had ... > Hopefully, this is handled well. Indeed, Coursera will be fast learning best practices from Udemy.
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by geodel 5mo ago
> This is also Day 1. We’re being thoughtful and deliberate in how we bring our platforms together to deliver a unified, seamless experience. So on day 1 they can deliver humongous amount of garbage, imagine what they can do on next day.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Heh, tell me about it. This "ownership" thing is some Grade A bullshit. I see at workplace, all the autonomy on deciding any part of technical solution is taken away but on the other hand I have to take ownership of all conseque
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by geodel 5mo ago
Age analogy is fine because unlike few who are deep into technology and latest changes in the field (which btw are over represented on this site) for most IT developers age => experience without actually improving skills. As I interview
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by geodel 5mo ago
OK, my examples seemed like biased against frontend which was not the intention. The thrust was overall job prospects for people in software field. It is not that frontend is easy but it is definitely easy to get into . Considering there
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by geodel 5mo ago
It is indeed exciting (for you at least). The problem is for most people is not that AI is spewing out code and reading documentation while developer do more interesting things. It is that companies are handing over the job of those develop
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by geodel 5mo ago
It is irrelevant that complex frontend would be easy for AI or not. To me 1) how many unique complex frontends are needed out of total frontends that millions of sites out there need. 2) Will there be increase in need of such frontend engin
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by geodel 5mo ago
> We're just going to eventually become economically irrelevant and die off. As harsh it may sound, it seems rather likely to me. It is not like s/w engineers have helped struggling workers in other sectors other than sanctimon
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by geodel 5mo ago
Agree. It is just like 2 totally separate groups are arguing. One very tiny slice of speciality/ rare industries where code is critical but overall small part of project costs. I can see if code / software is 5% of overall cost ev
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by geodel 5mo ago
Manufactured hype is just marketing. And companies losing money and looking to get listed very soon absolutely need it.
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by geodel 5mo ago
At this point one should just say Anthropic team. I can't think of a Bun team since Anthropic bought Bun. Jared, the hacker is now replaced by Jared, the millionaire soon to be billionaire as Anthropic valuation keeps going up.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Now I totally understand the issue. I will set temperature 70K. Using SI unit of temperature is the best practice.
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by geodel 5mo ago
I see it all the time companies keeping people out of loyalty despite employee being grossly incompetent. But it would be hard of hear about it because what kind of news that'd be. Hiring is event, firing is event. Not hiring or firing
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by geodel 5mo ago
> All the flaws I can think of in Kotlin are due to the Java compatibility. All the use of Kotlin in industry are due to Java compatibility. Else there would be ~0% marketshare of Kotlin.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Nah, Costco is so crowded and such long checkout lines. No one buys anything there.
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by geodel 5mo ago
I have friends who have membership to Costco, Sam's and BJs. And when they need to buy stuff they go to nearest market from home (none of above 3). Despite working from home forever, they just don't have time to go to these wareho
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by geodel 5mo ago
There is 4 part series on HBO with same name ( I think). I watched it last year. Learned a lot from business to personal life.
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by geodel 5mo ago
First thing one need is herd mentality.
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by geodel 5mo ago
Well, you got authentic experience that most of us only get to see on Hallmark TV :)
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by geodel 5mo ago
I'm sure it will be called Systems Programing . Because Rust.

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