Excellent post.
This is sick.
> In plan mode (using CC, or OpenCode) I ask a model to build the foundational knowledge for X topic. Makes sense. > I ask it to review the accuracy of the knowledge base it built in the previous step. Ooookay that…
I live in NYC and I was tempted to buy a Brompton but ended up not doing so in the end. A friend of mine that always lives in the city said he regretted his because it's surprisingly heavy and bulky even when folded.
noooo we have to go back to stackoverflow to feel small.
I'm curious how you managed to get access to testing centers in NYC. I thought there was a law that restricted this last I checked.
Don't bother, it's always crickets on this one. China doesn't play by the rules in literally anything and "well that's too bad".
Poor comparison
Have you ever visited the 155th station? Maybe you should actually try living in the city before talking. Or maybe Penn station which is next to the biggest methadone clinic in the city. If you think that I'm saying the…
Agree. I think reddit will eventually die like Digg in a few years. I've been on reddit for 15 years now. It's been getting steadily worse.
Oh I'm sure it has. But I think not taking on $200k in debt was worth it. 10+ years later, I don't regret my decision.
You are nothing more than a racist and you should feel ashamed of what you are.
No that's a terrible idea.
I'm not sure why vegans and "carnivores" are considered an authority on this.
Ok I'm going to bite. What is this simple problem that Amazon and Uber engineers can't solve?
Can't hear dialogue? What about not being able to see anything that's going on. Yes I'm looking at you Weiss and Benioff for that travesty that is season 8 of Game of Thrones
I completely understand where the author is coming from. I did literally the same thing. I am fortunate to be in a similar circumstance where I have the savings to weather the storm. The only difference is I was working…
That would not make me any happier.
Doesn't surprise me the slightest Zoom has some of the most archaic security practices I have seen in 2022. It really practices security like it's 10-15 years behind a modern company. Almost all top-down initiatives to…
Doing the OMSCS program for Georgia Tech and interviewers always comment on how that's impressive. It's a rigorous program, and I definitely think it's helped me grow as a developer.
Enjoyed the article, and found #11 and #12 to be almost a requirement for most teams. I've worked for an org that adopted microservices when it's small size didn't justify it but eventually found its footing with good…
No even by Korean high school standards, he definitely had an unconventional path. Huh landing in Seoul National University is definitely a result of his pure, raw talent. But while it's not uncommon to graduate in 6…
A very recent one for me is that a lack of electrolytes is not a likely cause for cramps. The current science is still up in the air and the conclusion at the moment is "we still don't really know"…
I thought this was about Bolt, the payment and checkout app.
Ok, I"m deleting my profile. Thank you for the heads up. Well done Ammon Bartram. Great company practices.
Excellent post.
This is sick.
> In plan mode (using CC, or OpenCode) I ask a model to build the foundational knowledge for X topic. Makes sense. > I ask it to review the accuracy of the knowledge base it built in the previous step. Ooookay that…
I live in NYC and I was tempted to buy a Brompton but ended up not doing so in the end. A friend of mine that always lives in the city said he regretted his because it's surprisingly heavy and bulky even when folded.
noooo we have to go back to stackoverflow to feel small.
I'm curious how you managed to get access to testing centers in NYC. I thought there was a law that restricted this last I checked.
Don't bother, it's always crickets on this one. China doesn't play by the rules in literally anything and "well that's too bad".
Poor comparison
Have you ever visited the 155th station? Maybe you should actually try living in the city before talking. Or maybe Penn station which is next to the biggest methadone clinic in the city. If you think that I'm saying the…
Agree. I think reddit will eventually die like Digg in a few years. I've been on reddit for 15 years now. It's been getting steadily worse.
Oh I'm sure it has. But I think not taking on $200k in debt was worth it. 10+ years later, I don't regret my decision.
You are nothing more than a racist and you should feel ashamed of what you are.
No that's a terrible idea.
I'm not sure why vegans and "carnivores" are considered an authority on this.
Ok I'm going to bite. What is this simple problem that Amazon and Uber engineers can't solve?
Can't hear dialogue? What about not being able to see anything that's going on. Yes I'm looking at you Weiss and Benioff for that travesty that is season 8 of Game of Thrones
I completely understand where the author is coming from. I did literally the same thing. I am fortunate to be in a similar circumstance where I have the savings to weather the storm. The only difference is I was working…
That would not make me any happier.
Doesn't surprise me the slightest Zoom has some of the most archaic security practices I have seen in 2022. It really practices security like it's 10-15 years behind a modern company. Almost all top-down initiatives to…
Doing the OMSCS program for Georgia Tech and interviewers always comment on how that's impressive. It's a rigorous program, and I definitely think it's helped me grow as a developer.
Enjoyed the article, and found #11 and #12 to be almost a requirement for most teams. I've worked for an org that adopted microservices when it's small size didn't justify it but eventually found its footing with good…
No even by Korean high school standards, he definitely had an unconventional path. Huh landing in Seoul National University is definitely a result of his pure, raw talent. But while it's not uncommon to graduate in 6…
A very recent one for me is that a lack of electrolytes is not a likely cause for cramps. The current science is still up in the air and the conclusion at the moment is "we still don't really know"…
I thought this was about Bolt, the payment and checkout app.
Ok, I"m deleting my profile. Thank you for the heads up. Well done Ammon Bartram. Great company practices.