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by tkiolp4 1y ago
It’s exhausting. As someone who doesn’t work with systemd, I would have a hard time using llms for this topic.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
The most valuable queries are the ones I know their answer in advance. It’s just that I am too lazy to craft the answer myself. Just like you did. If I were assigned to do your exact same task with terraform (something I don’t have much exp
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
I don’t know that. But LLMs were not designed to be intelligent… among other things because we don’t know what intelligence is. So, if a) we don’t know how to define intelligence and b) we design a thing (llms) in order to predict text, the
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
I think LLMs are not intelligent because they aren’t designed to be intelligent, whatever the definition of intelligence is. They are designed to predict text, to mimic. We could argue if predicting text or mimicking is intelligence, but f
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Temporal is awful. Difficult to test, difficult to decouple from your domain code. At least that’s what I have seen in organizations. OP’s solution is rather understandable: with a couple of interfaces, you make the code easily testable.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Killing a fly with a cannonball.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Don’t worry, just give them more money.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
The problem is that such “tech leaders” get their mouths full of AI with one goal only: to reduce their workforce to the minimum and maximize their profits. Sure, they are companies and yada yada, but I would like to see a better argument o
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Personally I don’t trust running npm/pip/gradle/etc in my own machine. I feel more secure running them in containers or VMs. Some IDEs like jetbrains’ support remote development (it’s not perfect but better than risking my ow
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
I thought it was more commonplace to develop inside containers or vms. I don’t trust running npm or pip or gradle or go install in my own machine.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
If there’s something worse than an average engineer doing vibe coding, that’s a pm doing vibe coding. What’s next? Marketing guys automating backups?
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
The difference is that if you fail medicine, it’s ok (it’s hard). But if you fail to get a job because of the stupid “async queue” author’s problem, well, that’s depressing.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
What’s the percentage of the engineers at your company who could pass your current interview? If that number is not 100%, your interview process is rather useless.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
What’s wrong with the usage of tools? Before LLMs I was searching for “behavioral interview questions” all over the net. I was searching github for previous home take assignments, I was asking ex employees about how company is like, and wha
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
It’s not that I may do it for fun precisely. I want to pay off my house, but I don’t see myself working for the next 30 years earning as much as I have been earning in the last 3 years. Economy is going bad, countries are in war, and everyt
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Ostracized? I don’t know. If the companies he works for are happy enough with his output, then what’s wrong? What’s silly is that we have to work for 40 years to afford a living place that can hardly accommodate you and your family. What’s
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Please. Employers are going after the your last drop of blood. The only reason that’s socially accepted is because they have the power to do so, and because it has been like that since ever. You make one mistake and you’re fired (sometimes
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Honestly, it’s the way I’m planning to go. Not 4 simultaneous full time jobs, but 2 (or one fulltime job and 2 contractor part time jobs). Reason: it’s easier to pass the interview for less demanding jobs (not faang, not second level faang
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Is anyone out there who feels sympathy for Elon? His public image is so damaged, I don’t think it can be recovered.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Both guys seem very knowledgeable and all, but honestly I think they both would have failed the SD interview.
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Two Ex-Google System Design Experts Compete(youtube.com)
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Because those things don’t align with what you value? Of course.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
How come this is related to JS only? Like, if I own a python/rust/go/whatever public package named XYZ and later a company named XYZ forces me to release the package because of trademark issues, and I cannot do but obey, all
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
We westerns do the know much about the Socrates from the eastern side of the world. I can only imagine people from there know who al-Ghazali was just like we know who Sartre was. So, im gonna try and read something by al-Ghazali.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Immigrant. That’s the term. I’m also an immigrant. There’s no shame on using the term.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
I don’t think we would need less engineers… the work to be done will increase instead. Example: now it takes 10 engineers to release a product in 10 months without AI. With AI it takes lets say 1 engineer to release the same product in 1 mo
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Why is speed important in this context? If the code is published one week/month later, would that affect what exactly? It’s open source.
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
In my country it costs around 200 euro/month to be a freelancer (I think most of that money is for health insurance). So making $200/month would be a no go for me. How do people manage to legally earn that money when the margins a
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
I thought that was known. I never check if a domain is available in any registrar. If I come up with a fancy name, I usually check the following: check if handles are available in common places (it could be twitter, linkedin, whatever matte
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by tkiolp4 1y ago
Your conclusion is wrong I think. LLMs cannot magically replace entry levels devs. Who’s gonna ask the LLM to create the basic website? The product owner? The accountant? The sales guy? They wouldn’t know how to be precise enough to state w

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