"Ukraine would not have been raped if she didn't dress provocatively"
In the recent heat wave being able to remotely tell which systems are about to fail helped quite a bit because you could take parts of the freezers offline to save the rest. There is no technician permanently on site at…
I used to work for a large retailer in Europe. IT and software engineering was counted in thousands, I don't think setting up a VPN is beyond ability of any supermarket chain.
Let's just say you won't find my name, address, my yearbook pictures, history of where I lived, anywhere on the internet. I can quite easily get this information for all distant cousins in the US. And that has been the…
So you are fully dependent on US companies anyway.
How do you handle credentials safely?
When you immediately dismissed his narrow focus.
Yeah in Windows XP time if my computer didn't crash several times a week, it was odd.
Positions which are difficult to hire for are going to be up for much longer AND you will use additional channels for wider reach, there's nothing surprising about that.
The only people who is going to take it are people who are wealthy and don't give a flying fuck about earning money from it directly.
LLMs are stateless, to predict next tokens they need the history. When you write your own agents you will be very selective and might trim context and heavily segment different tasks, but generic ones don't do that (at…
Friction made people think if they really need this custom step, now every single gradle project has a lot of poorly thought out custom stuff, often something which doesn't belong there.
A ton of third-party tools only work with the most popular providers, github, and then gitlab, then nothing, then the rest.
If you have a company in estonia but you reside and fully control it from Germany, you might be liable for taxation in Germany due to CFC laws.
The keyword to look for is CFC (controlled foreign corporation). The details depend on the country.
It's significantly more difficult to secure random clis than those apis. All llm tools today bypass their ignore files by running commands their harness can't control.
Go to any career subreddit and it's almost entirely LLM- generated rage bait. Never mention political subreddits, those have been gamed for years.
Actions speak more than words, especially true for CEOs.
Yes, full context is used to generate each new token.
Not necessarily, take a look at ex OpenApi Responses resource, you can get multiple tool calls in one response and of course reply with multiple results.
Session dumps would be nice.
What is the incentive from the company side to use this? Any rejected candidate is going to say they had a bad experience.
Unless you recruit mainly via this new job board I can hardly see why employers would go for it, it would just show a very small percentage because you fill most openings via LinkedIn or whatever, damaging the company…
Python had enough fun with 2 to 3 transition I think.
But you can't just hire one, you have to hire functional consultants (who tell you your flow is wrong and you have to adjust that to how SAP does things) and then implementation consultants who don't know how the…
"Ukraine would not have been raped if she didn't dress provocatively"
In the recent heat wave being able to remotely tell which systems are about to fail helped quite a bit because you could take parts of the freezers offline to save the rest. There is no technician permanently on site at…
I used to work for a large retailer in Europe. IT and software engineering was counted in thousands, I don't think setting up a VPN is beyond ability of any supermarket chain.
Let's just say you won't find my name, address, my yearbook pictures, history of where I lived, anywhere on the internet. I can quite easily get this information for all distant cousins in the US. And that has been the…
So you are fully dependent on US companies anyway.
How do you handle credentials safely?
When you immediately dismissed his narrow focus.
Yeah in Windows XP time if my computer didn't crash several times a week, it was odd.
Positions which are difficult to hire for are going to be up for much longer AND you will use additional channels for wider reach, there's nothing surprising about that.
The only people who is going to take it are people who are wealthy and don't give a flying fuck about earning money from it directly.
LLMs are stateless, to predict next tokens they need the history. When you write your own agents you will be very selective and might trim context and heavily segment different tasks, but generic ones don't do that (at…
Friction made people think if they really need this custom step, now every single gradle project has a lot of poorly thought out custom stuff, often something which doesn't belong there.
A ton of third-party tools only work with the most popular providers, github, and then gitlab, then nothing, then the rest.
If you have a company in estonia but you reside and fully control it from Germany, you might be liable for taxation in Germany due to CFC laws.
The keyword to look for is CFC (controlled foreign corporation). The details depend on the country.
It's significantly more difficult to secure random clis than those apis. All llm tools today bypass their ignore files by running commands their harness can't control.
Go to any career subreddit and it's almost entirely LLM- generated rage bait. Never mention political subreddits, those have been gamed for years.
Actions speak more than words, especially true for CEOs.
Yes, full context is used to generate each new token.
Not necessarily, take a look at ex OpenApi Responses resource, you can get multiple tool calls in one response and of course reply with multiple results.
Session dumps would be nice.
What is the incentive from the company side to use this? Any rejected candidate is going to say they had a bad experience.
Unless you recruit mainly via this new job board I can hardly see why employers would go for it, it would just show a very small percentage because you fill most openings via LinkedIn or whatever, damaging the company…
Python had enough fun with 2 to 3 transition I think.
But you can't just hire one, you have to hire functional consultants (who tell you your flow is wrong and you have to adjust that to how SAP does things) and then implementation consultants who don't know how the…