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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I like a code review process better than a coding exercise for sure, but it’s not clear to me that it helps avoid LLM-enabled interview “performance enhancement”. Avoiding “take home” is a big step, but even in real-time determined LLM use
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Probably not what you had in mind but has all the characteristics you asked for: https://github.com/dotnet
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Another resource for old Chevy, Ford and Jeep manuals: http://www.gmpartswiki.com/browse
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
It’s a genuine miracle that human society functions. How do we have schools, hospitals and joy given all we are? I have no idea. But I’m deeply grateful.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I’m a Range request fan-boy, so thanks for sharing. Byte-indexing static objects is basically a brilliant point of light in the dark universe of code. I have fixed dozens of systems that read entire zip files over the network and into memor
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I really don’t think it did, but in keeping with the greatest of human truths I only know what’s in my mind and not how others perceive me (in theirs).
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I was bullied as a child, and it is something I remember vividly to this day. As a result I was kept in at recess, found a computer, played a game on it, figured out how to make little modifications to it, and… a couple stints each at VPE a
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
There are more companies hiring than firing, they just aren’t getting as much attention.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
> If an injury must be done to a man, it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. —- Machiavelli
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Indeed. On the other hand there is absolute certainty that very, very large sums of money will be made mitigating the current and future impact of change. Maybe decarbonization matters and a maybe not, but rising seas and changing weather a
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
So there are no middle(people) in Medicare? Or the defense industry? Single payer may just as likely future calcify the structures.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
True, but hiring CNC programmers is a significant limiting factor in growing such businesses.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
That’s an effectively intractable (and common problem). Even when there is a board involved, a skip-level approach to pointing it out is very likely an end of employment situation. Machiavelli had advice for this situation, and it wasn’t ki
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Oh, that sounds like a challenge… Is the challenge here the same as with digital simulations of electronic circuits? That is, at the end of the day analog physics becomes confounding? Or are you doing deterministic simulation of random RF n
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
No, StepFunctions is a different beast. I didn't build it, so I'm just guessing but I suspect it's running a shared backend for all state machines so there is no static initialization, etc. to speak of. Don't be confuse
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I think the biggest issue with workflow tools vs code is that a visual representation of a software system doesn’t made it any less complicated, and often the workflow system makes it even worse. I say this while building AWS Step Function
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I've used MessagePack[1] and MemoryPack[2] for some internal binary serialization. It'd be nice to have a (safe) BCL option. [1] https://github.com/MessagePack-CSharp/MessagePack-CSharp [2] https:/&#x2
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
> Sure but do you actually need the absolute best people around? No. You need a great _combination_ of people. Over my career I have seen teams assembled with “the best” folks to great fanfare an expense. Then, over and over they are sch
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Interesting that the folks making the broadcast weren’t listening to it.
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
If AI can make a dent in the CAD/CAE interoperability problem I would be delighted. As a former Autodesk’er and long time amateur CAD jockey on “systems of opportunity” I’ve felt this pain and know how bad (inefficient and ineffective)
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How AI Is Impacting Engineering, Design and Simulation(techsoft3d.com)
1 points by mlhpdx 3y ago|1 comments
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
That’s true, the front-facing VMs always need to be there (hence the product I’m working on — so at least you don’t need to run them). The real work is done in serverless, in batches. Basically I think the world needs something like API Gat
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
That’s a depends situation. If you’re using direct service integration instead of Lambda, it can be cheaper. And, if you use VMs only as the front-end to push batches of requests to serverless compute you get the best of both worlds and the
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
> Just keep in mind that a business's role in society is to deliver something and bring in a profit. No, that’s just another lie you’ve been made to believe. Corporations exist to serve the public good. The freedom they have been gr
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
> Microsoft on the other hand is a typical SKU-mover As far as I can tell there is nothing typical about Microsoft. The sophisticated, deeply-root long game they’ve executed extremely well puts them in a very different place. As a contra
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The Future is not Docker(blog.kylegalbraith.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 3y ago|1 comments
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
I don’t consider myself a typical “entrepreneur” and I don’t think others generally would, either. The thing is, I have businesses that just made obvious sense. They aren’t in the glorious technology sphere, and I’m not trying to grow them
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
You could ask Apple to charge ~$4K for them so there are fewer “on the street”.
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US Jobs and Wages Grow in January(asia.nikkei.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 3y ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 3y ago
Approved, removes 24k lines of code.

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