wanderlust123

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by wanderlust123 8mo ago
If you could turns trillions into billions, why haven’t you yet?
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by wanderlust123 9mo ago
There is nothing pretentious about what they said. Why are you so insecure/sensitive?
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by wanderlust123 9mo ago
Do you have an example of something that was subpar and needed a 70% rewrite?
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by wanderlust123 9mo ago
I think you should probably read a bit more on the history of sanctions, their effect and incentives before calling someone “tad careless”. Your argument basically devolves to semantics about the labelling of who is being sanctioned, vs the
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by wanderlust123 9mo ago
Sounds like your conclusion is: work hard to create something and just give it away for free.
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by wanderlust123 9mo ago
Sanctions are an economic tool to punish opposition to and advance geopolitical aims of the sanctioning country. The original poster is absolutely correct in this. Whether the excuse is human rights or something else, the key point being ma
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
What point are you trying to make? The above poster is completely correct sanctions are an economic tool used to bend countries to will.
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
Not all UIs converge to a React like requirement. For a lot of use cases React is over-engineering but the profession just lacks the balls to use something simpler, like htmx for example.
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
Pretty massive stretch making that inference based on the data don’t you think? Or is this an underhand way to get back at someone you disagree with politically?
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
Sounds like bit of an over-reaction if I am being honest. Some of his books are deeply insightful even if you decide to draw the opposite conclusion. I wouldn’t say anything would create disgust unless you had a conclusion you wanted suppor
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
I agree totally; most people are no experienced, and there is a weird situation where the productivity gains are bifurcated. I have also seen a lot of developers unable to steer the LLM as they can’t pick up on issues they would otherwise h
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
Yes, I personally think so. In the hands of an experienced user you can crank out work that would take days or weeks even, and get to the meat of the problem you care about much quicker. Just churning out bespoke boilerplate code is a massi
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by wanderlust123 10mo ago
What job is so difficult that LLMs cant allow an experienced user an order of magnitude gain in efficiency?
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by wanderlust123 11mo ago
Thanks! Did not see this until your message, looking forward to make use of this
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by wanderlust123 11mo ago
I think lack of classes is highly desirable. So much enterprise code is poorly put together abstractions. I think go needs some more functional aspects, like iterators and result type/pattern matching.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
Why are the margins so low?
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
I’m pretty sure that a high score in imo is a sign of high intelligence.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
No explanation has been provided to show hes good at leetcode either.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
There’s literally no evidence they did either of these things. I really hope these companies can explain their hiring process as it reflects badly on them that they keep calling him top 0.1% without any explanation of their process.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
What was your interview process like? I think that would be helpful information in helping design a better vetting procedure to avoid this in the future.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
Nice work! Maybe I missed it but would be great if there was links to the original paper. Will be going through this repo for sure.
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
This has to be one of the worst mental gymnastics i have seen in a long time
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by wanderlust123 1y ago
What do you think of using something like naproche?
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
Its a lot easier and idiomatic to write. I would try it first before knocking it off.
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
The issue is a lack of credential means you are putting in a lot of effort to teach yourself something hard, with little evidence to show you understand the material. If universities simply offered a for credit exam where learners had to s
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
What do you disagree with Casey Muratori on specifically? I have seen some of his content and he seems pretty humble but opinionated on things he knows about. I also think he did a great job with handmade hero.
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
This is such a poor take. What is your justification that SWE is not a skilled job? The majority of the gains in the S&P 500 come from tech companies, with a large part of their value being embedded in their software assets.
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
It’s not about writing for loops, the practice is to get good at problem solving and algorithmic thinking. For loops are a means to an end, like writing letters on a page.
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
What do you mean by its more right than wrong to be supportive of the power structure you inhabit, generally? Are you saying ethics is conditional on who is above you in the power chain?
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by wanderlust123 2y ago
Why not use docker swarm?

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