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To get back to the essay's point, car know-how has traditionally been a blue-collar preserve. YouTube and a bespoke forum for each make and model changed all that. Fixing and maintaining a beater is a source of pride,…
For practical questions, I always prefer Claude's answer to a human's. Non-narcissistic and to the point. For entertainment, I'm less impatient, although unsurprisingly, most people view reading as homework and are…
Yes! Reading all samples really drives home the study's conclusion that “people generally prefer predictability, because difficult material requires more brain power.” I could blow through the AI generated versions as I…
I'm not going to argue. If enough people think I'm mistaken and want to go the portable dumper way, I will resign right here and now. It is very easy to convince me to step down, because I hesitated to take this job to…
As the Techlead says, only if you're time is worthless.
We should be so lucky. No, sadly, bruv has repeatedly enticed handing over the keys over a silly dustup like the portable dumper, the long line mishandling, or the c-ts-mode incident where he could not bring himself to…
Reading is going to Whole Foods. Writing is living off the land.
"Bob can be blunt but at least he's honest." Words can have positive or negative connotations for the same notion.
Count the number of apps you pay for. Now google how many programmers are out there. Divide. These are your chances for success.
Growing up, I hated this guy. Boring! Now, I can recognize writing talent.
We didn't need the hbs case study. There's rarely any general explanation for business success. You can make outsized money off the least scarce stuff, say coffee in the case of Starbucks or more recently $1 snow cones…
How do you process people deal with yourselves? "Get teams to traction"? The sentences are so long, vague, and hyperbolic as to be meaningless. And yet, people in your caste respond to this drivel with such feigned…
Brus, a good fraction, possibly the majority, of SWEs like it precisely for its obsessive focus on minute distinctions. Talking to customers is often a punishment. We don't want to be useful so much as right.
30:08 "This means engineers can talk to users... stuff that's actually fun". Wow, he totally gets us. /s 31:09 He flubs the questioning. His first says "Raise your hand if 100% of your code uses agents." Then he says,…
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To get back to the essay's point, car know-how has traditionally been a blue-collar preserve. YouTube and a bespoke forum for each make and model changed all that. Fixing and maintaining a beater is a source of pride,…
For practical questions, I always prefer Claude's answer to a human's. Non-narcissistic and to the point. For entertainment, I'm less impatient, although unsurprisingly, most people view reading as homework and are…
Yes! Reading all samples really drives home the study's conclusion that “people generally prefer predictability, because difficult material requires more brain power.” I could blow through the AI generated versions as I…
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I'm not going to argue. If enough people think I'm mistaken and want to go the portable dumper way, I will resign right here and now. It is very easy to convince me to step down, because I hesitated to take this job to…
As the Techlead says, only if you're time is worthless.
We should be so lucky. No, sadly, bruv has repeatedly enticed handing over the keys over a silly dustup like the portable dumper, the long line mishandling, or the c-ts-mode incident where he could not bring himself to…
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Reading is going to Whole Foods. Writing is living off the land.
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"Bob can be blunt but at least he's honest." Words can have positive or negative connotations for the same notion.
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Count the number of apps you pay for. Now google how many programmers are out there. Divide. These are your chances for success.
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Growing up, I hated this guy. Boring! Now, I can recognize writing talent.
We didn't need the hbs case study. There's rarely any general explanation for business success. You can make outsized money off the least scarce stuff, say coffee in the case of Starbucks or more recently $1 snow cones…
How do you process people deal with yourselves? "Get teams to traction"? The sentences are so long, vague, and hyperbolic as to be meaningless. And yet, people in your caste respond to this drivel with such feigned…
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Brus, a good fraction, possibly the majority, of SWEs like it precisely for its obsessive focus on minute distinctions. Talking to customers is often a punishment. We don't want to be useful so much as right.
30:08 "This means engineers can talk to users... stuff that's actually fun". Wow, he totally gets us. /s 31:09 He flubs the questioning. His first says "Raise your hand if 100% of your code uses agents." Then he says,…