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mlinhares
4mo ago
No wonder everyone knows Lennar build quality is terrible everywhere.
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4mo ago
Nah, you just need to get the CEO behind it. Most coordination issues get solved when the CEO is breathing down your neck to get something done. Trouble is that they don't do this enough.
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4mo ago
Needs keyboard support ASAP. Using the mouse for something like this is a waste of time.
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4mo ago
They should be getting praise and more mentoring, not sure why they'd worry about how the C's are being treated. It should also be clear to the C's that they are not making the cut and either they get better or they leave. Th
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4mo ago
Not to sound soulless but why would you want to invest on the C’s? Unless we have no options I don’t see why so that. I’ve had to deal with people like that and it’s a tar pit.
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4mo ago
Completely anecdotal story, me and a friend had completely different experiences going to Portugal. We're both Brazilians so language, food, culture aren't barriers, he's very talkative and would joke and try to interact with
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4mo ago
That's actually pretty important, if you're an eng doing compliance work and you don't have legal counsel working side by wide with you you might be putting yourself up for legal troubles down the line. I'm glad I can al
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4mo ago
Given the amount of compute rented I doubt there’s anything meaningful left for the people there to do any AI.
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4mo ago
Don’t think they care that much about that anymore.
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4mo ago
Apple doesn’t sell general purpose computers outside of their own hardware so this doesn’t make any sense.
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4mo ago
Broadway and off-broadway are the same.
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4mo ago
So much so people do anything to try to become an actor, the ones that make i are an incredibly small fraction of the actual pool. Worse, most of those you see on the screen are also not rich or making bank, sometimes they're just payi
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5mo ago
I wrote multiple answers to questions that weren't just "point to docs". And even when it is pointing to docs you are providing the reasoning as to why it works one way or another.
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5mo ago
Only if your job was to write code alone, which isn't what most people do. Most of my job for the past 10 years was explaining to people what had to be done, how and then verifying they did it. Any senior/staff engineer was alread
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5mo ago
I'm surprised these companies still have people on devrel, it always felt like the easiest layoff to do as its very hard to tie direct results to devrel work. If you're in a position like that, better start thinking about plan B c
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5mo ago
I keep telling people that they have to design and think about it first and then go to the tool, but they keep saying “Claude can plan too” and obviously it produces some shit that requires a lot of changes while when I get it to go I can a
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Ask HN: Are Tech Meetups Dead?
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5mo ago
Such an incredible write up, the piece about the importance of flying less technological planes to get a "sense" of what flying really is hits like a brick, specially in the world of LLMs producing code. How do you get this "
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5mo ago
Interesting that nobody on the conservative side hates immigrants but continue to vote on politicians with platforms built upon the hatred of immigrants. It’s almost as if they’re lying.
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5mo ago
I usually go the other way, sometimes ignoring the wall of text completely or just exiting the conversation. I find it incredibly distasteful when people do this (i also have access to all the same tools), specially because its a lazy respo
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5mo ago
lol.
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5mo ago
Lived for 5 years next to a data center in Philadelphia and it was noisy and hot almost all year long, zero benefit from living next to it other than the building being nice on the outside as it is a historical building in the city. You
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5mo ago
The real issue with HIV is that you can easily spread it before being symptomatic, so far we haven’t seen hantavirus spreading before folks become symptomatic. The strain that spreads through humans has been active in south America for a wh
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6mo ago
When all you can produce are finance bros this is the result.
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6mo ago
You're discounting the "being able to write properly and put ideas into inteligible text" skill piece here.
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6mo ago
Poor Biden, couldn't do anything, but Trump fired thousands of government employees, killed USAID, is about to close the department of education. People really have to stop saying this, he could have done it if he wanted, he and his te
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6mo ago
Still boggles my mind the previous administration had the power to do that and did nothing.
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6mo ago
I haven't really had to work with microsoft software but apple's software quality is abysmal beyond the OS (and even the OS has places that are a joke, like the bluetooth stack). I'd rather use nano than having to write code
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6mo ago
Nah, he's just missing a good PR campaign, there's a 30% of the population that will eat whatever their supreme leaders say they should, I'm sure they can sanewash these cameras as well.
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I'm sure someone somewhere though this was expected friction and wouldn't be a problem.
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