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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
This made me unreasonably annoyed, not from the author though. >The mentors applied a neat and very effective trick: they believed in you. It's crazy to me that the LeetCode interview style is still such an aberration compared to
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
I'm told quantum navigation is the new hotness for being on lists these days
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>It doesnt all need to be automated for it to basically crush SWE as a good career Let's be real, even at $60k, the WFH makes it tolerable, but you'll need lifestyle changes like selling your house if your mortgage is too much.
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
These business types only learning enough to prompt an AI will eventually get tired of prodding the AI to fix things, unless Masad here is also selling an AI that will monitor and maintain your infrastructure for you too. They don't ev
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
Anecdata, but I agree. I went from a recursive CTE (that occasionally would take 1GB+ of memory for zero rows) to a loop and used AI to do it, and it did a pretty good job
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This seems logical to me, there have been times when I wanted to hop off a deep dive after watching enough and wanted to move to something else. But I was probably immune to suggestion before getting to that point. That satisfaction thresho
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>Despite this seismic shift at the top, Sonos’ future product pipeline remains “full steam ahead,” Pategas told me. The company’s next major new product is rumored to be a streaming video player, which would pit it against the likes of A
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If you ever want this back, the solution is simple: less work hours for the same pay. I suspect that societal health isn't a priority of capitalism though.
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I need an AI agent to continuously ask questions of PMs or stakeholders until the requirements are less vague. The good thing is this would be a plain english discussion which LLMs are good at. A PM can ask if something is technically feasi
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>If an engineer is frustrated at the responsiveness of an ‘Add to cart’ button click during development, then they’re probably more likely to investigate why and resolve it. IMO this should be in QA/SDET's realm (ideally via au
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
If they want to pay more to maintain legacy messes, then I'm fine with more rules. That shows the business wants it done right. They don't though, so I can't agree with putting in more work for no extra compensation. I know t
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Remembering a controversial take over the code produced/improved is evidence to me that the matter is not settled that we should be spending the extra effort to align our practices with the article. The incentives are not there.
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To be fair, the previous engineers got paid to write the legacy mess and were employed for a long time if there's a lot of it. Where is the incentive to go the extra mile here? Do you eventually put up with enough legacy mess, pay your
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
My advice is to sleep on those kinds of improvements. Optimize things that are making your job/team's daily life more difficult, which directly translate into better WLB. You can sometimes knock significant hours-per-week off of y
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It's why you get user feedback before it goes into development. Then the developers don't have to question/gamble whether things are good for the users. If you can't answer that with evidence, then you are guessing at wh
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>attacking the top tech firms and industries with regulation will only push them out to more favorable grounds give new room for industries to form in more favorable grounds other than U.S Let them go, someone else will step in. Yes it w
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>It’s sad to see smart, motivated young people get their opinions on the job market from cesspools like Reddit and TikTok, which teach them that trying is lame and the only way to retain your dignity is to withhold your effort from a job
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It seems like they will do anything except the obvious because that would affect the economy. Why harm one business by forcing them to reduce emissions and profits when you can have two profitable companies where one pollutes and the other
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I can't think of any job postings I've seen recently that only wanted straight-forward web development. Everything was asking for a major framework + other supporting libraries for the front end. I'm only 40 and also screamin
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The simple answer is to use LLMs so you can put it on your resume. Another simple answer is to transition to a job where it's mostly about people. The complex answer is we don't really know how good things will get and we could be
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by hnthrow90348765 2y ago
>But is it malicious? Almost certainly not. I realize I made a throw away account just to post this, but try reflecting shop talk back to white men with white stereotypes They often can't take the shit they give out. You won't