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by glouwbug 4y ago
You can add Haircuts for Men to that list
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Microsoft totally could with their ownership of LinkedIn + GitHub. Why haven't they?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
It's a hilarious take, and they're not wrong
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Deadlifts fixed mine
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Power move
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Power move
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by glouwbug 4y ago
But they got through the FAANG interview process. How 'bout those false negatives?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
With the timezones 8 hours apart I suppose it's okay to work two remote jobs. The tech on the job will have to be vastly different however?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
You wouldn't work at Starbucks and Denny's on the same hours, would you? 40 hour per week contracts expect the same
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by glouwbug 4y ago
It's your standard Socratic Method[1] that's devised to help you (the learner) arrive at solutions on your own terms. Just don't push it too deep - others may become a little too annoyed, and, well, read up on Socrates to lea
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Not when you're constantly assigned backlogged busy work JIRA tickets
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by glouwbug 4y ago
So they got complaints that copilot generated public code and then as aftermath they hashed all public snippets to bandaid their GPL offense?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Lucky for you if you, if you wrote a noise function that copilot returned as an implementation of Perlin noise you'd be breaching a _patent_! Said patent just expired a 20 year run, so you'll be okay this time!
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I love all the subtle segues we do into our personal projects and side gigs on HN
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I remember way back in 2015 we had security personnel and strange dudes in orange suits walking around the beach playing with drones. That same week I saw a news article headlined "Amazon secretly testing drones near the border"[1
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Shouldn't Copilot technically be FOSS since it trains on open source?
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Cries in Vancouver real estate, where homes increased 400% in 10 years
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Wrote my own programming language to solve leetcode problems. Harder problems demanded new features, and pumping up the language was enjoyable. The leetcode was not enjoyable. It got me through the grind75, or blind75, whatever you wanna ca
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Until the types don't match the execution model... see: python type hints
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by glouwbug 4y ago
You're right, almost gottem good
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Soon it'll run EC2 instances
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Amazon's AWS is known for long hard sink or swim overtime, and they're the first letter in FAANG
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I'd argue being kidnapped and chained to the wall is software engineering. Our handcuffs are just gold
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by glouwbug 4y ago
But Canada is bilingual so I would expect the government to speak to me exclusively English, right after, of course, speaking to me in French
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Plebs would often go down to the water line and hold their ears up to Unix shells to see if they could hear the C
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by glouwbug 4y ago
And yet I wonder why Skype is still totally unusable
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by glouwbug 4y ago
I just get my own bagels from the grocery store. Society relying on bagel up-sellers is largely a symptom of office life
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Now we need the FPGA equivalent. The FPGA industry is still very much stuck in what was the pre-GNU era of software
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by glouwbug 4y ago
Pop OS is just Arch Linux
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by glouwbug 4y ago
His other work is great too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNCqrylNY-0

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