scrubs

4 ms·

1.
by scrubs 9d ago
Agree. I give up isn't the MO of many with graduate degrees.
2.
by scrubs 9d ago
Last month I can report my better half's company let ai do a code review, which it then escalated into completing the PR since it was not approved for 72hrs, which lead to it logging into a remote office's voip and main IP router
3.
by scrubs 13d ago
But not before the second coming claims pentacostal fundamentalist christains!! Congrats! Certain companies are running with the same fear driven crazy nonsense that blows through the other side time to time. Hell, get together! Maybe ill g
4.
by scrubs 16d ago
My long running message of the day: "eventually all programmers turn into mumblers."
5.
by scrubs 18d ago
All the time? Oh, c'mon! By the way two important social media strategies whether on TV or in text forums are, 1) appear unflappable 2) never deviate from the talking points Read (1) and (2) with an implied parenthetical phrase: "
6.
by scrubs 22d ago
That 35% will change their tune if it screws their stuff up. Trump et al is great in the large unless he's your business partner or boss screwing your money and life up, hitting on your wife or daughter, owes you money etc. Cheap symbo
7.
by scrubs 22d ago
Pathetic. The most maddening words in corporate america are "ohhhh, mmmeeee tooo". If it's minor then why comply? If it's major then it's a major error to comply. Stop being an apologist for the stupidity of corpora
8.
by scrubs 29d ago
>Because meatbag CEOs need to know that they are just as vulnerable to this sort of thing as their employees they so callously discard. True! And true all day long
9.
by scrubs 1mo ago
>How it is made should be irrelevant in the process Bullshit. I dare any lawyer to say that to the face of a client paying 100s per hour for "services rendered." You say you want respect but honey for what, exactly?
10.
by scrubs 1mo ago
Strange: of all things possibly connected you mentioned that movie and Gene Hackman. I've had both the brain w.r.t. to the current administration.
11.
by scrubs 1mo ago
Wow! Bold! That's bold leadership, Apple. Respect. In fact it's so bold I'm going to take my own 15%. Oh, me too. /s
12.
by scrubs 2mo ago
Of course CS is about code. To say otherwise is absurd. And organizational climate can be a huge problem to doing "business" in the drucker, Deming, ishikawa, munger, buffet sense. And there too CS must work in business ... these
13.
by scrubs 2mo ago
I agree with article thesis. I have come to conclusion myself previously. In fact, after every 15-20 years working for corporate america i get so sick of it, I take 18-24 months off. The first time I went back to school. This time im workin
14.
by scrubs 2mo ago
Ok, I stand corrected ... your details add facts, nuances my more emotional post did not entertain.
15.
by scrubs 2mo ago
There's no doubt the gop is cravenly criminal. Yes, there are plenty of democrats who were/are criminal too but the trump administration is a whole other level of corruption by comparison. Speaking of democrats: how out of touch a
16.
by scrubs 2mo ago
Got it - Apologies.
17.
by scrubs 2mo ago
When in the heck is Congress gonna get some backbone and hold this clown accountable. Tariffs and citizenship has been ruled on the Supreme court. Whether it's those rulings or not deporting immigrats as ordered by judges, this admini
18.
by scrubs 2mo ago
Too true.
19.
by scrubs 2mo ago
I like the article. Well written with a point made. Thanks
20.
by scrubs 2mo ago
A little self promotion: for a way to see how to use TLA as a formal method see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48287718 I give a comprehensive introduction to formal methods without assuming background with a constan
21.
by scrubs 2mo ago
The cross compliation story for zig could use an engineering document that the various "hey look at this cool thing i can do with zig" just won't come close to solving. Sure zig can be a drop in replacement fot clang or gnu b
22.
by scrubs 2mo ago
The cycle is endless: first specialize ... the combine ... then break out new functions in new special hardware .. then compose it later ..
23.
by scrubs 3mo ago
AI generated? Not demonstrated. Whining by humans claiming AI? Predictable. Probable. Indeed LLM "complete the sentence" predictable.
24.
by scrubs 3mo ago
It means we the USA have to grow up. - Congress is a failed institution - must get money out of politics including inside trading. I'm will to pay congress more salary for that. Offenses thereafter are criminal offenses - the days of p
25.
by scrubs 3mo ago
Good lord! Since when did engineering become making crap then fixing crap as a flex? To just make payroll so some corporate robo moron can make rent? You cannot be in my team. Or my company. Willy nilly giving an agent more (write) access t
26.
by scrubs 3mo ago
I sort of agree ... bit casting from an N width integer into an array of ... woah ... that's too far. It's bitcast not byte-cast which has an implied reinterpretation on a same or smaller word size in the cpu. Once you see that th
27.
by scrubs 3mo ago
This wasn't a hobby. At least the head engineer and sales persons were constantly stressed by flagging sales and lack of customer acceptance.
28.
by scrubs 3mo ago
Thank you for response. >You are missunderstanding the transport encryption(everything related to authentication and pg_hba.conf) and the encrytion of the data at rest Correct! My questions perhaps implied one is connected to the other w
29.
Ask HN: Two specific Postgres encrypt questions
2 points by scrubs 3mo ago|3 comments
30.
by scrubs 3mo ago
I was briefly employed by a robotics company in the US ... robotics is too nice: glorified if/then/else is better. The owner was the son of an old school magnate out of PA. Among other things his line has always stuck with me: &qu

More ›