llamajams

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by llamajams 4y ago
No money to buy house, support ppl iny life.
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by llamajams 4y ago
Somewhat related; the Po/architect/techlead ( transcends titles) dude on my team , who is a great guy technically and team wise, is completely unmanageable when it comes to day work. Whichever issues he is assigned to he will not
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by llamajams 4y ago
Procrastination and lack of focus and organization...which has translated into an ability to cut thru a lot of bs , identify key value, always deliver on tight deadlines while juggling multiple projects. Yeah I could have gotten here differ
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by llamajams 4y ago
Care to share the service you used?....for a friend ofc.
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by llamajams 4y ago
Some of us have to write SW that can run on a potato.
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by llamajams 4y ago
Got a diagram of your setup?
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by llamajams 4y ago
Are you using the right transceiver? Looks like MCP202 is for the LIN bus which is a completely different physical standard. There are also multiple different can standards, and I don't think Arduino can support the higher speed versio
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by llamajams 4y ago
It's not just migrant workers thought, my one cousin who is a white collar worker, making significantly more than me, lived under similar conditions with respect to passport and living...they even go through his mail. I have had other
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by llamajams 4y ago
UX designers everywhere: "this doesn't look like sex on my retina pro"
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by llamajams 4y ago
Oh boy, my current project is all very related to this and some other cases that havent been covered. It would be an interesting case study to cover in detail if it weren't for IP confidentiality. My favourite one is of the arch team h
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by llamajams 4y ago
Jeez, At least y'all have someone giving. You could have noone and nothing and have to do it all from scratch by yourself.
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by llamajams 4y ago
You know what is confusing? The title. And the writing style of the article is... slightly less readable than I'm accustomed to. Can't quite put my finger on it.
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by llamajams 5y ago
Oh boy.We have this onboarding buddy system where the new hire get paired with someone HR just send out an email to connect the two of u and then that's that.Last month we got a new guy, and I was assigned as his buddy. I had a rough w
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by llamajams 5y ago
Nice. This is there perfect use case for current gen EV's.Not sure why inner city cabbies haven't gone the same way.
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by llamajams 5y ago
I see a lot of good answers here, about leading by example and such and I've been in many instances where that's worked. But I'm in a new pickle.these days , I have a team with two duds...like absolutely no performance. I use
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by llamajams 5y ago
Some people just have no chill. During the second last year of my bachelor's my best friend at the time found out he had stage 4 liver cancer and was termial. Rapidly declined in state over the course of a few months and ended up in pa
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by llamajams 5y ago
My company had a change of heart a couple of years ago and decided that they "care about people" and wanted to invest in them and such and everyone was valuable..if they sucked at their current position we just had to find them an
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by llamajams 5y ago
I had a frank conversation with an SSE in infotainment about all this not so long ago; he generally agreed with this drift , but when I asked why? Said that what the customers(focus groups) want =\
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by llamajams 5y ago
Well you gotta be able to write a jira issue. Or read someone else and know what to do.
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by llamajams 5y ago
I had no idea utilitarianism was an ethical framework.TIL.
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by llamajams 5y ago
Thats awesom, i wish i had just kept smoking for pleasure instead of work. I think the daytime smoking messed me up...just felt really stupid and unmotivated in the end. The last straw was when I waked and baked and went to a meeting with l
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by llamajams 5y ago
I went from an occasional social user to a habitual personal user...because COVID and staying at home were killing me. And it actually doubled my productivity. But eventually got to the point where I HAD to smoke to perform, and definitely
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by llamajams 5y ago
Yeah but it's good for the mind .
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by llamajams 5y ago
Uh okay. Pls tell me how to deal with, negligence, incompetence, lack of work ethic, complete disregard for other people's time and work. I have been Jesus like up until now, but that's only led me to end up with the shit end of t
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by llamajams 5y ago
Im going to have to disagree based on personal experience at my huge ass fortune 50 megacoprp. They JUST started adopting agile...JUST, I kid you not many teams are still officialy waterfall, even officially agile teams are effectively wate
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by llamajams 5y ago
Yeah I don't know where y'all work, but data structures, algorithms, and design patterns are for breakfast lunch and dinner practically every day at my work. It wasn't so when I just started but as soon as I got out of a jr r
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by llamajams 5y ago
How..do u smoke over a pack a day? That's over a one an hour...So I assuming you're chainsmoking. Doesn't it impact your productivity because u have to take so make breaks?
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by llamajams 5y ago
555s
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by llamajams 5y ago
I'm working on an embedded vision/navigation system. The core app itself generates about 50mb a minute of metadata alone in the simplest scenario. It's supposed to be long running system. There is one case that generates just
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by llamajams 5y ago
Started a business with my dad, brother joined a few years later, it's been 13 years now, we've put our blood into it , same with every one in the family. We prioritised the business over everything, health, relationship, friends,

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