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I am from a third world and grew up without a bathroom and electricity. It’s not that hard to work 5-10 years as a swe and living below your means to accumulate a few 100k by the time one is 27-30. Its not that hard to interview at multiple
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Step 1: have a moral compass and don’t work for shit tier companies. Is it really that hard? I find it hilarious when people work for these garbage companies in the first place. And then I’m supposed to do what when they turn on you? Cool s
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3y ago
Oh cool. Are each database instance on its own instance or shared instance? I’m just curious, how does it work
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3y ago
And that child’s name? dell-32a7iZ
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3y ago
I’ll vote for whoever is pro capitalism, pro nation, pro border security, pro military, and pro education and health.
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3y ago
Yes. You want to be around smart people. Leaving the Bay Area makes me feel like I’m losing brain cells.
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3y ago
Why would I want to use windows? I am not a gamer and I don’t find .net or anything adjacent interesting. I don’t run anything on windows. So no I wouldn’t ever use windows because I don’t care for it. I’ve also never worked somewhere where
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Honestly I’d go to something like this if I could bring my own projects and during the course of this workshop get real time help from the expert when I have questions. No noobs allowed. You must be experienced and bring something you’re ac
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Cloud Atlas. I liked the book. I loved the movie. I personally believe that infinity is a wonderful concept and so honestly anything is possible. Even the impossible.
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Hi. Do you guys spin up individual Postgres instances for people or use some multi tenant approach?
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They should just remove the pedals altogether.
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How often do you use any advanced redis features?
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The sooner this type of job is automated the better imo. What’s the point of having people working so hard they end up dying? Also I’ve suffered a misdiagnosis that ruined my life in my early years so it’s not like doctors are heroes either
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If you don’t like it just ignore it. Just let all of them echo each other lol. I have to do that with X because I joined and I’m bombarded by lunatic shit because it forces me to follow Elon when I sign up. All these social media sites suck
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3y ago
Wrong but okay.
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3y ago
It was tongue in cheek. Both .net and node bring a ton of baggage. If you’re just building services and you want something that gives you solid computational performance and also runs anywhere you can just use go and solve your customer pro
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it doesn’t matter imo. you just need to solve a problem. you need to go talk to people and help them. if someone isn’t using your product that you’re building to solve their problem and they are complaining about said problem, it’s because
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Promotion driven development. Fwiw I’ve deployed services that could handle 30-50k rps on 1vcpu and 1gb ram. Like a couple bucks a month. It used ssd storage and only hit a main rdbms when there was a cache miss. When I hear stories like th
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3y ago
The correct answer is Go
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The whole anti death penalty is such a L take. It’s always bad people who want to feel good who do these exercises imo to signal how “pure” they are to defend rapists, killers, corrupt fraudsters, etc. Imo. Always some of the fakest people.
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Do you think people’s retirement accounts, livelihoods, and service meant for society wasn’t affected by crimes like this? I’m from a third world. We were victims ourselves of some asshole who took our money and disappeared. Even in US our
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98% are people who can make http calls to OpenAI api. 2% actually work on OpenAI systems.
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Yanny
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We need a race to the bottom to devalue everything.
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Totally. Spreadsheets are king.
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Are you highly educated? My father has only a certificate and no degree or anything like that. It took him 20 years to get citizenship. We came 3 years after he come here and we all became citizens together. My friends whose parents were do
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Honestly if we replaced teachers with AI teachers, everyone would benefit. For some reason we glorify the current state of teachers. The truth is that the whole education system is borked at all levels. I'm sure there are some good tea
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lol. You missed the crypto nonsense, endless js shitworks I mean frameworks, fictional I mean functional programming, and so on.
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Giving a hoot about what others think.
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3y ago
At prevJob when we were in early stage I remember building a ton of features from the ground up which were useful to our end users. Post IPO all the late stage jokers from companies like MSFT and AMZN started coming in and I remember the to
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