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by 0kl 13d ago
Unfortunately not for these roles.
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by 0kl 16d ago
Worth noting: I am looking for engineering leaders with prior management experience.
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by 0kl 16d ago
DAT | Frontline Engineering Manager, Senior Engineering Manager | Seattle, Portland, Denver | Hybrid 2-3 days/week | Full-time | $192k - $261k I'm hiring for a frontline EM building the automation and trust layer for freight prici
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by 0kl 1mo ago
DAT | Engineering Manager, Senior Engineering Manager | Seattle, Portland, Denver | Hybrid 2-3 days/week | Full-time | $192k - $261k I'm hiring for both EM and Senior EM levels building the automation layer for freight pricing, ma
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by 0kl 8mo ago
In my experience, I have used coaches that don’t have more technical skill than me, but are able to provide insight, questions, and provoke me to think through my problems in ways I might not have otherwise. I break things down into coachin
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by 0kl 10mo ago
DAT (Convoy / Convoy Platform) | SWE II – Principal SWE | Seattle, WA | $121–$274k + annual bonus | Hybrid (~2d/wk) Building the broker<->carrier freight marketplace for the next decade of Convoy/DAT (small, senior, low
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by 0kl 3y ago
18F should; as should DSes at agencies. If people are looking for hard (the hard mostly comes from the ambiguity of problem space and autonomous nature of our teams) impactful work, send em our way (USDS). If they’re looking for impactful w
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by 0kl 3y ago
USDS is not slower paced or for the faint of heart.
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by 0kl 4y ago
I messaged them and might try and reboot it
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by 0kl 4y ago
My org should be able to host an event if you want to try and throw something together. Unicorn start up and all that jazz. Likely they will want someone to give a short spiel.
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by 0kl 4y ago
Maybe it’s good, maybe it’s bad. A lot of anecdotes about “important” historical figures or institutions that use copy by hand as a method for learning. I would have preferred citing actual research, not an appeal to historical methods. Giv
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by 0kl 4y ago
At the beginning of diving into a topic area or when I want to go very deep on a subject. Books tend to have good comprehensive overviews of an area/technology, whereas most online tutorials are very shallow, even if more current. On t
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by 0kl 5y ago
A few threads: Volunteering Open source Teaching Meetups
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by 0kl 5y ago
> …the criticisms of people who fall below some threshold at some specific task, with dubious claims about the effect on their overall performance It’s unclear to me where this criticism is coming from. > If someone doesn't like
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by 0kl 5y ago
I might have read too much into your use of the term “safe” as being indicative that there was some danger or concern. I agree with this sentiment: > I said I spend not a lot of time typing. Therefore, a device that is aimed at improving
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by 0kl 5y ago
What hardware/software are you using? I’ve looked into it a few times, but the cost benefit hasn’t been there for me for doing the research without knowing anything about it yet. Do you code with it as well, or is it primarily chat&#x2
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by 0kl 5y ago
I agree with you here entirely. I don’t really see how this is transformative compared to any chorded typing system. The specific op I was replying to was saying > …and 0.5% actual typing, I think I am quite safe with my good 'ol QW
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by 0kl 5y ago
My point is more of it being not a bad thing to improve on. Most of the cases where you needed actual really fast travel have been covered for a long time and the number of careers or situations where a person need to travel fast have been
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by 0kl 5y ago
I think things like this are not “everyone must use this new better way of typing,” but more “hey there may be a better way of doing this task.” I am always surprised, though at this point I shouldn’t be, that there is always pushback again
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by 0kl 5y ago
Plato’s republic is primarily about the soul…
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by 0kl 5y ago
Could it have been “Sanji and the Baker”?
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by 0kl 5y ago
Agreed. On my journey to some sort of personal meaning I ended up going through psychology, physical sciences, philosophy & meditation - roughly in that order with poetry and literature interspersed… But understanding life has, in my ex
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by 0kl 5y ago
I’d consider studying philosophy. When I had questions, I ended up changing from chemistry to philosophy in undergrad (before dropping out after realizing no one had the answers). Despite the aforementioned realization, the grounding in Pla
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by 0kl 5y ago
For myself: how I think when I’m writing is somewhat different than when I’m speaking. I still prefer writing _and_ typing despite the ability to record myself. I also think we’re a bit of a ways off before speech-to-text will work for prog
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by 0kl 5y ago
Hard agree here. Seneca’s letters are intended for a public audience; Aurelius’s meditations are the self-reflective journal writings of a stoic (and emperor). Additionally Epictetus has the enchiridion that is the closest thing to a textbo
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by 0kl 5y ago
I studied philosophy about ~7~ 9 years ago (edit: pandemic time). Similar to a lot of other commentators here I use it every day, and for everything. An general apology of philosophy would be something like: > Philosophy is the pursuit o
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by 0kl 5y ago
Amazon web services runs a fair share of the internet. Around 33% as of Sept 2020 according to Forbes [^1]. [^1]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/danrunkevicius/2020/09/03/how-a...
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by 0kl 6y ago
https://smeqa.usds.gov/ We do work on hiring as well
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by 0kl 6y ago
> Note that host is hardcoded to localhost. This means it should never connect to any machine other than the developer machine. Just to help with the postmortem: 1) “localhost” is just a loopback to whatever machine you’re on 2) the user
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by 0kl 6y ago
Current USDSer - We hire from anywhere. If you have the skill set, battle-scars, and a willingness to dive into hard problems, we want you.

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