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1y ago
what's next. Companies will just let the customers vibe code what they're asking for
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1y ago
The sad thing is everyone will follow this interview practice like they did before with other ridiculous questions
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1y ago
Wait till the final report is out and what resolution they come up with then we'll see who the joke is on
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1y ago
It's a joke about the design of safety systems involving actual human lives (movies being more safe). I get an audible warning on my laptop if i hit a key for too long for God's sake. These companies are a joke.
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1y ago
Based on the current state of AI that's strange. They must be 100% sure that vibe coding will eventually replace engineers for them to go in that direction. Which is also strange because i don't see it still. Isn't it too ear
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1y ago
So you're telling me that those switches don't have a voice that says "fuel cutoff switches transitioned" like in the movies? That's bad design
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3D wireless charging evaluation kit
(etherdyne.net)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Wow that escalated quickly. I'm just saying why would an engineer who's been rewarded a seat at a company based on his leetcode abilities think that the company cares about anything else.
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1y ago
we found him
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Romero Games Reportedly Shut Down Following Xbox Layoffs
(nintendolife.com)
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1y ago
I know someone who's been doing this for 10+ years. Everytime he joined a startup he thought it'd be long term, then it all ends. He told me if he knew his life would be volatile like this he would've saved his money instead
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1y ago
TLDR: Low wages are backfiring
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Interstellar is about The Death of Film [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Sounds like you're really bad at hiring. Paying low wages is backfiring at you
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1y ago
Then fire the CEOs, lawyers, investors, and top management with low character.
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1y ago
Leetcode interviews are a faang thing
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1y ago
I wish he was never caught. The companies deserved that
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1y ago
Well it's one "indicator" that the car is a US one.
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1y ago
AI helped me find a bug that was going undetected and also helped me fix it. I was debugging a completely different bug, and decided to get a bit creative with what context i should share. AI pointed out the other bug. What I'm trying
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1y ago
Finally someone
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1y ago
I think i meant electric and driverless
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1y ago
What about the front-side indicators? I was referring to those.
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1y ago
They probably want to move users away from the iphone and onto a new platform? probably AR glasses? There is a similar (kind of) conversation on how car design got worse so people will fall less in love with their cars and switch to electri
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1y ago
Cars in the US are cheaper so in some countries they are shipped, fixed, and sold. People pay to see the CarFax to see how bad the accident was. There's a big market for it outside the U.S. surprisingly. U.S. cars can be easily identif
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1y ago
I like how all the jokes/memes about what customers ask for vs. what developers produce, now apply to what developers ask for vs. what AI produces.
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1y ago
Ads are planed to come to every single wallet out there. Card companies, merchants, and tech companies are working on this together. Apple just thought it would be a good idea to be the first to launch it. Soon it will be a norm and everyon
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Koenigsegg's new track car designed the wheels to be cooling fans [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
What if Europe changes its mind?
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1y ago
Is this TikTok or HN!
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The Computer-Science Bubble Is Bursting
(theatlantic.com)
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