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by lijok 2y ago
You're trying to engineer a way out of a sociology problem. Never gonna happen. Whoever voiced Sky didn't lose their agency over their own voice. The issue at hand is Sama not taking No for an answer.
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by lijok 2y ago
I've been in a unique position this year to have been recruiting, and then looking for a new role myself, within the span of a few months, so had experienced the market from both ends. I'm observing a number of trends, some more c
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by lijok 2y ago
"Let's revisit the past instead of re-inventing the wheel" challenge was posed to the project management, not engineering.
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by lijok 2y ago
Would you rather your ears be isolated from hearing differing opinions?
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by lijok 2y ago
Oh man I remember when GitHub did the switch, for about 2 weeks I couldn’t figure out why my Actions workflows weren’t running on a new repo. I had copy/pasted the workflows from another repo and they were targeting the “master” branch
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by lijok 2y ago
Even better when it's your superior sending a "Good morning" before proceeding to type something for 15 minutes, putting you into a state of elevated anxiety.
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by lijok 3y ago
It is abuse, but people love ergonomics more than they love reducing dependencies
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by lijok 3y ago
They’ll sell it
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by lijok 3y ago
Interesting move by Google. I wonder what the reasoning was behind the layoff.
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by lijok 3y ago
If anything Terraform will get reinvigorated. I'd bet IBM will reverse the license change by the end of the year. > This leads me to my first concern, IBM has a conflict of interest. IBM has a cloud offering, admittedly with a 1.8%
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by lijok 3y ago
There isn't a well known / widely accepted license with such clauses (afaik, happy to be corrected). Noone other than individual tinkerers will ever touch anything with a custom license or any license ambiguity for that matter. Me
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by lijok 3y ago
Woah, really? Would love to hear more. Do you have any blog posts or anything about this?
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by lijok 3y ago
Strawberry is a great answer !
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by lijok 3y ago
It’s less so about the answer, and more about the question
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by lijok 3y ago
> Looks like intelligence is a collective property and not the domain of any one individual. The one question that has kept me up at night the most (can’t recall who posed it) was; “What are we building? Ants build ant hills, beavers bu
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by lijok 3y ago
AI wont replace your job. Companies like squarespace do what AI does for web, but a million times better, and even that hasn’t replaced your job. What we refer to as “AI” as it stands is all smoke and mirrors. It’s a different UX over essen
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by lijok 3y ago
Amazing recount. I was fortunate to learn in 2018, at a relatively young age, that my mental faculties are the most precious thing I have in life (after my wife ofcourse). It was a very simple accident; chasing a high I let my bike get too
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by lijok 3y ago
The private game server scene is filled with the most motivated, ingenuous, time rich people. The best decision I had made when I was still deep in it was to focus dev efforts on API’s for accessing live server data (inventories, spawns, no
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by lijok 3y ago
Lori seems (from the blog post and the subsequent email chain with the CEO) to be unnecessarily combative and most definitely too emotionally invested in Kagi. You're paying, what, 10, 25 USD - are you getting a good service for it? If
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by lijok 3y ago
> With good tests > I work in a place with 99% test coverage requirements Sounds like your problem is bad tests. In fact, I guarantee they’re bad tests because that’s exactly what coverage requirements lead to
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by lijok 3y ago
Hit the nail on the head. Wanted to byt their SASE DLP & Remote Browser Isolation as a startup. Sales wouldn't even talk to us
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by lijok 3y ago
Would stick out like a sore thumb
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by lijok 3y ago
Hey Bryan, great post. What Oxide have built is a great Engineering firm. Other than not tracking engineering metrics, the implementation details you listed are exactly what I try to establish in all of the engineering teams I join. I’d lov
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by lijok 3y ago
> culture has to be deliberate without being overly prescriptive, and that can be a tricky balance Cannot be understated how difficult it is to get this balance right. Especially in small companies where you get to work with “old timers”
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by lijok 3y ago
Another piece of advice; have a reviewed and up-to-date domain language document for each of your domains. Ideally write it while you're doing discovery work. Anyone wandering outside of the domain language without good reason gets rem
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by lijok 3y ago
What's the product?
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by lijok 3y ago
Proton have a pretty nice platform now that replaces a lot of the gsuite offerings. Kagi for search.
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by lijok 3y ago
There is virtually no intelligent discourse on Reddit left. It is a very angsty, hostile place veiled in a thick layer of fake virtue. Unfortunately many of internets town halls are going the same way. 10 years ago I thought the solution to
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by lijok 3y ago
How captured the consumer base is by these monopolies. Thread full of people angry at the EU for Google's malicious compliance.
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by lijok 3y ago
ChatGPT is available in the EU. The only country it was blocked in was Italy due to Italian law, not EU. Gemini is available in the EU. The EU launch was delayed by a month to implement the required regulatory controls.

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