What does "break" mean here? What does "at this level there are no notes yet, just a number" mean?
That's exactly what managers should be doing.
Yeah the college professor's kid became mayor due to nepotism. That makes total sense. You can dislike her policies but this is just bs: > "If you haven't paid your own bills with money you earned (no jobs from family)…
It's not true (https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=3880890&GUID=4...).
You can find her resume here: https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=3880890&GUID=4.... Her parents are biology professors. It's not like they're putting her on the board of companies.
X has probably the lowest level of censorship for right-wing racist incels of any social media platform. FTFY.
You're making it seem like the mayor is an out of touch nepo baby when she's living a regular life dedicated towards helping others. You may want to get your info from more places than Fox News.
You mean the 8 year old shouldn't be thinking about how she will maintain this code when she's 15? This generation is lost.
I'd bet my mortgage that if the first sentence was "We've got amazing products, amazing talent, and world-class compute", you'd be in the comments complaining that they didn't put talent first.
You sound like you're quite jealous of him.
Doesn't seem like many are taking his side based on this thread.
We take annual training that warns us against doing what this engineer did.
Is it so extreme? If you work at Google, there's a very clear policy for doing any outside "work" (volunteering, an open source side project, a business, being on a board, etc.): if it's related to your day-to-day work…
Could you _be_ more condescending?
> Cursor and IDE extensions are nice, but not something that generates billions in revenue. I mean Cursor is already at $500 million ARR...
Gotta love that SWE arrogance.
> soon no one will believe what they see on the Internet as real. Now is that so bad?
Yeah, that was a pretty lazy response on my part. Let me try again. In my opinion, it takes several weeks of active use to nail down your preferred workflow with these tools and to get a meaningful understanding of…
You're using it wrong -- it's intended to be a conversational experience. There are so many techniques you can utilize to improve the output while retaining the mental model of codebase. Respectfully, this is user error.
Isn't this a little creepy? It's mimicking an identity of someone that you haven't gotten the permission to do. It feels wrong.
You're a big fan but have never read his essays on Startup Advice?
What does "break" mean here? What does "at this level there are no notes yet, just a number" mean?
That's exactly what managers should be doing.
Yeah the college professor's kid became mayor due to nepotism. That makes total sense. You can dislike her policies but this is just bs: > "If you haven't paid your own bills with money you earned (no jobs from family)…
It's not true (https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=3880890&GUID=4...).
You can find her resume here: https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=3880890&GUID=4.... Her parents are biology professors. It's not like they're putting her on the board of companies.
X has probably the lowest level of censorship for right-wing racist incels of any social media platform. FTFY.
You're making it seem like the mayor is an out of touch nepo baby when she's living a regular life dedicated towards helping others. You may want to get your info from more places than Fox News.
You mean the 8 year old shouldn't be thinking about how she will maintain this code when she's 15? This generation is lost.
I'd bet my mortgage that if the first sentence was "We've got amazing products, amazing talent, and world-class compute", you'd be in the comments complaining that they didn't put talent first.
You sound like you're quite jealous of him.
Doesn't seem like many are taking his side based on this thread.
We take annual training that warns us against doing what this engineer did.
Is it so extreme? If you work at Google, there's a very clear policy for doing any outside "work" (volunteering, an open source side project, a business, being on a board, etc.): if it's related to your day-to-day work…
Could you _be_ more condescending?
> Cursor and IDE extensions are nice, but not something that generates billions in revenue. I mean Cursor is already at $500 million ARR...
Gotta love that SWE arrogance.
> soon no one will believe what they see on the Internet as real. Now is that so bad?
Yeah, that was a pretty lazy response on my part. Let me try again. In my opinion, it takes several weeks of active use to nail down your preferred workflow with these tools and to get a meaningful understanding of…
You're using it wrong -- it's intended to be a conversational experience. There are so many techniques you can utilize to improve the output while retaining the mental model of codebase. Respectfully, this is user error.
Isn't this a little creepy? It's mimicking an identity of someone that you haven't gotten the permission to do. It feels wrong.
You're a big fan but have never read his essays on Startup Advice?