poidos

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   by poidos 3y ago

   Hey, I applied in March but never heard back besides the automatic "thanks for applying" email. I have the skills you're looking for (mentioned in this post) -- is there a way to have someone manually look at my application?
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   by poidos 3y ago

   I have wireguard and caddy set up with docker on my server: version: "3.7" x-common-variables: &common-variables PGID: 1000 PUID: 1000 TZ: America/New_York services: caddy: containe
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   Sopranos Autopsy – Examining TV's Greatest Series(sopranosautopsy.com)

   2 points by poidos 3y ago|0 comments
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   by poidos 3y ago

   Your premise that a neural net is equivalent to a human brain seems much more absurd.
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   by poidos 3y ago

   Unrelated to safety but I saw one in person (on the road!) for the first time yesterday — man, those things look just garishly stupid.
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   by poidos 3y ago

   I like Biff the most out of the ones I’ve tried.
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   The Submarine (2005)(paulgraham.com)

   1 points by poidos 3y ago|0 comments
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   by poidos 3y ago

   I struggled with Metals sadly -- I guess my comment wasn't 100% fair to the ecosystem due to some details of the particular (somewhat legacy) scala code I was working with.
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   by poidos 3y ago

   Yes, it works well. I use Doom Emacs. I write Python, PHP (Laravel), Clojure, C/C++, TypeScript, and have done Scala too. Most things work well enough (not Scala) and I make an effort to not be the "emacs guy" and use standar
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Location: Miami Beach, FL Remote: Yes. Also open to hybrid and in-office arrangements in Miami Beach, Miami and Miami. Willing to relocate: Not at this time. Technologies: Clojure, TypeScript, Python, Bash, Linux (use, administration, and c
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    by poidos 3y ago

    cute stories, whimiscal ascii art reveal over time, problems of various difficulty, and the cool (to me) idea that many people are working and "struggling" with the same idea/problem over time. I'm also in awe at the wor
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    by poidos 3y ago

    If you’re willing to use GNOME (and, I believe, KDE Plasma) you can set up keybindings that are a reasonable approximation to Rectangle. That’s what I did before i3 or on machines that can’t have i3 for odd reasons.
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    by poidos 3y ago

    That’s good to know, thanks for clarifying that!
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    by poidos 3y ago

    I like rectangle [0]. It fits my needs well enough without requiring disabling SIP. I especially like the “repeated key presses resize a window on the same side” feature, so I can get cycle the size of the window on the right side of the sc
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    by poidos 3y ago

    I always go back to this quote from Bourdain when it comes to Kissinger: “Once you’ve been to Cambodia, you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands. You will never again be able to open a newspaper and re
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    by poidos 3y ago

    This is how I feel with Clojure -- it fits into the way my brain thinks about how to solve problems computationally better than anything else.
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    by poidos 3y ago

    You can never precisely be sure, but here are some of the behaviors I’ve been observing that give me the feeling I was auto-rejected: - rejection coming in nearly instantly - rejection coming at “odd” times — weekend evenings, 3 AM in my ti
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Location: Miami Beach, FL Remote: Yes. Also open to hybrid and in-office arrangements in Miami Beach or Brickell. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Clojure, TypeScript, Python, Bash, Linux, AWS (SQS/SNS/DynamoDB/Lambda),
19. 79.▲
    by poidos 3y ago

    I like D2 for this. In a previous role, I wrote a program to parse all of our serverless.yml files (we were doing micro services on AWE) and auto-generate a big D2 diagram from it. It was nice because it would auto-update as the system grew
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Do you have a reference handy? Would love to learn more about this.
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    by poidos 3y ago

    maybe fossil[0]? Not sure about `large files` (and in fact I went to comment to ask about anyone using it 'in production' when I saw your comment) [0]: https://www.fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www&#
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    Even God Couldn't Beat Dollar-Cost Averaging(ofdollarsanddata.com)

    2 points by poidos 3y ago|2 comments
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    by poidos 3y ago

    I was lucky enough to be in attendance for this one. Loved the energy in the room during this fantastic talk.
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Location: Miami Beach, FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Clojure(script), Typescript, Python. Some Scala at my last role. Prior experience with iOS and macOS development. Used lots of AWS tech in my last role: DynamoDB, S
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    by poidos 3y ago

    1. Unfortunately yes, at the beginning of the month. 2. Not sure, still searching. 3. As of yet unsure. I'm grateful that no one in my social nor professional circles appears to feel this is a stigma -- most people have expressed since
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Something like [0] maybe? [0]: https://mprimi.github.io/portable-secret/
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    by poidos 3y ago

    I got an email about this last week: > In exactly one week on August 15th at 10:59am PT, we will be revealing our 100x programming platform. Because our platform is so big in scope and its capabilities sound so unbelievable, we will also
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    by poidos 3y ago

    I spent some time doing a (never completed) PhD in chemistry before I got into CS. One thing that stuck with me was a comment my PI made frequently -- he always said that there were fewer tenured chemistry professors in the US than there we
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    by poidos 3y ago

    The documentation is very good. The Getting Started[0] page has all you need for basic operations. I haven't watched this particular video[1], but Prot's other Emacs content is great. [0]: https://magit.vc/manual&#
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    by poidos 3y ago

    Very insightful, thank you for writing this.