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by sudomateo 1y ago
Great informational post. I've been guilty of forgetting that pesky leading comma and changing the field name.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
I'm sad I read this for as long as I did.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
I'm going to wait for the Pixel 10 to see what specs it has. I believe you're right though it's a bit behind on other manufacturers in terms of hardware. It would still be a jump for me coming from an iPhone 13.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
I feel similarly. This iPhone is the only Apple device I own outside of a shared Apple TV. I'm not in the Apple ecosystem so moving back to Pixel for me would be easy. I'm not impressed with Apple as of late.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
Well said! If AI can start me at 80% and I take it the remaining 20% that helps me do more and learn with my time. It frees me up to do the human things that are required of me. I'm actively aware of the regression towards the mean and
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by sudomateo 1y ago
That's why I said it helps, not that it's perfect or absolute. It's still up to a diligent human to verify the output from AI in the context they're working it. I personally use AI to do more, learn more, and help with c
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by sudomateo 1y ago
The more I compare Material 3 Expressive to Liquid Glass the more I'm excited to switch back to a Pixel. I'm a fan of the use of color, motions, and different shapes versus transparency, minimal contrast, and little color. I'
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by sudomateo 1y ago
If you hire someone, you need to vet them enough to mitigate a bad hire. Your butt needs to be on the line if they are a bad hire. Saying things like this in isolation is silly because it just shifts blame rather than creating an environmen
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by sudomateo 1y ago
Hey Jamie, nice to see you here! I've been a big proponent of salary transparency in previous roles and also publish my history on my website at https://matthewsanabria.dev/posts/salary-transparency/ . I think
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by sudomateo 1y ago
Congratulations on the launch! I've been following Atuin for a bit and, while I'm not necessarily the intended audience for this runbook feature, love seeing people build fun new things.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this. For some reason I haven't heard of Podman Quadlets until this post. I can think of a few places where Quadlets would work better than Kubernetes or Compose. I'll give them a tinker.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
My comment is not meant to encourage removing kindness and humanity from the relationship. It's meant as a reminder that the other party in the relationship (the company) does not necessarily bring those values to the table. I would al
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by sudomateo 1y ago
Good clarification. I know this separation is difficult especially when the career funds the other parts of life and the employer or title you hold is seen as prestigious.
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by sudomateo 1y ago
With the way it was written it wasn't clear to me whether the other role was offered as a replacement for the layoff or more of a good luck I'm sure you'll land on your feet. Agreed it's a mixed message if it was the for
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by sudomateo 2y ago
> But I was also immediately ripped away from my calendar, docs, code, and more. Layoffs are never easy. I've been through a few myself and it really takes the wind out of your sails. That being said, this sentence made me pause a b
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by sudomateo 2y ago
I learned many things at HashiCorp but none as important as choosing ISOs over RSUs when given the chance. Thank you for the gains $HCP. I met some great people along the way that I'm glad to have gotten the opportunity to work with. G
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by sudomateo 2y ago
Admittedly I do subscribe to a woodworking YouTube channel but I would love more written content for the reasons you describe about skipping and skimming.
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by sudomateo 2y ago
I was chatting about a related topic with my wife today. The premise was that there are many technology related blogs and not enough blogs about obscure topics (e.g., chocolate, woodworking). People interested in those obscure topics strugg
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by sudomateo 2y ago
This article put into words what I felt when I decided to stop using Neovim and start using Helix. It's exhausting fixing broken plugins after an update and wading through the dozens of Lua configuration files to add support for a new
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by sudomateo 2y ago
I agree, Neovim's LSP support is in a pretty good spot now. I still use Mason but perhaps I could spend time moving away from it. The only issue I have with Neovim is sometimes a plugin update breaks things and I have to fix it immedia
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by sudomateo 2y ago
In my opinion the community wasn't asking for free labor but rather consistency on macOS, which is a supported target for Alacritty. It's silly to fork for an icon change but it's also frustrating to have an icon change get o
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by sudomateo 2y ago
Oh Zellij, I forgot to mention that! I installed it a few weeks ago with the intention of replacing tmux but then I thought about using Ghostty to replace tmux and haven't configured my keybindings yet. Zellij is pretty slick and begin