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I think it's more like every engineer will either become like a lead or a principal or have problems. I'm a principal. I have for years had multiple teams building things that I prototyped designed or worked with them on the specs
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I helped my brother a few times with iOS apps he had folks from upwork build. They also didn't work beyond the initial version. They always wanted to rebuid theapp from scratch for each new requirement.
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1y ago
I had an engineer once show up to the re-scheduled "lets get the engineers ideas meeting before the yearly plan ships" meeting that we scheduled so they could be there who then proceeded to spent 15 minutes complaining how they di
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1y ago
you're supposed to report this to amazon customer service not via a review. just send em a photo of the bribe and they'll verify it. yes it's not as satisfying but they can't validate your review unless you also posted a
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1y ago
Or under the covers are just putting all the text you fed at into a rag database and doing embedding search define route and snippets and answer your questions when asked directly. Which is the difference approach than recalling instruction
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1y ago
It's the cost of paper not the dollar value. Also only the outermost bills need be real the rest could just be paper, or voided bills or whatever. But accounting can cover it. It's not gold or pennies where the currency costs what
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1y ago
They have all of that. Then you get to the place and they hit some buttons and crazy opaque math happens and then you have a 30 minute fight with the dude. And the reader was always broken and no they can't break a 100 or a 20 or a 5
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1y ago
very agreed, they have tons of good articles which is about as many times as I've been warned never to sign up with them because you cancel.
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1y ago
having been screwed by multiple peridocials when I wanted to cancel I'm very suspect on signing up again. and when I did It was such a pain to stay logged in. Archive.is is easier. If they fixed that and allowed simple cancellation I&#
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1y ago
I have a large sarcastic hilarious unique sticker on my company laptop for the last 7 years (transferred) it was worth the $40. Given wfh it was kinda like Pokemon the % of coworkers who noticed it. Basically creating company lore.
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1y ago
Lol you sweet summer child, they don't care if the ad is relevant to you, you're not the customer. https://medium.com/@Glenames/programmatic-advertising-101-c9... Your eyes are the supply. The demand (custome
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1y ago
Lol you sweet summer child, they don't care if the ad is relevant to you, you're not the customer. https://medium.com/@Glenames/programmatic-advertising-101-c9... Your eyes are the supply. The demand (custome
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1y ago
how much time did you spend learning your last language to become comfortable with it?
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1y ago
I'm categorizing my expenses. I asked the code AI to do 20 at a time, and suggest categories for all of them in an 800 line file. I then walked the diff by hand correcting things. I then asked it to double check my work. It did this in
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1y ago
a lot of people think if you get your hands dirtied you're a redneck... I guess I'm a redneck.
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1y ago
"""General rule of thumb is that the opening in a Faraday cage should be smaller than 1/10th of the wavelength that should be blocked. For example, in order to block EM fields with frequencies of 10 GHz and lower, the ho
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1y ago
My understanding is that Amazon continues it for 2 reasons: it's similar priced, but more importantly they can get the doors at massive scale and they're the same. Styles, colors, materials with desks change over time. They have t
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1y ago
I'd pit my megacorp's security against theirs any day of the week, but as I said I just used and wiped a laptop just for the test.
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1y ago
I'd agree, but I did it at work in a conference room. And I was able to schedule a day out virtually instead of a month out for in person, and I didn't want them taking my fingerprint. I used a spare laptop I wipe.
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1y ago
You can. I did a remote proctored exam for the NREMT last year. They had me walk the camera around the room, under the desk, etc. All devices had to be in my backpack. No earbuds. They made me unplug the conference tv on the wall, lift pict
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1y ago
We're highly considering going back to onsite interviews, the big liniter is scheduling the interviewers.
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1y ago
It's rapidly evolving, if you were to master just one explicit revision of say cursor then I think your anology would be correct. However to me it's more like keep abreast of the new things, try new stuff, don't settle on a s
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1y ago
Me, it immediately makes me think I'm talking to someone fake who's opinion I can't trust at all. If you're always agreeing with me why am I paying you in the first place. We can't be 100% in alignment all the time,
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1y ago
someone needs to weld those murderbots, or pick up the little piece of scrap keeping the welding bot from making more murderbots, or to take over welding when the murderbots all stop working and start watching Sanctuary Moon 24/7
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1y ago
I find the discussing of the quality of the MCP protocol funny. This space is constantly evolving very quickly. I consider MCP completely throw away, and I'm willing to deal with it as unimportant in that rapidly evolving space. I'
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1y ago
Have you been to the county of orange? San Francisco does not California make.
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1y ago
We're considering this. Tho we want to do an interview with AI to see how they use modern tools, then the rest onsite to avoid many forms of "cheaters".
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1y ago
I'm pretty sure that the bots changed the dieback meta around the last TI in seattle when openai last did their demo pre canada TI. So I disagree that the "ai taught us nothing". Prior to that dieback was seen bad. After that
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1y ago
Maybe the change is the internet amplifies those holding the flame longer, like those responding parallel to me
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2y ago
Is there a good tuinfor web?
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