EricRiese

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by EricRiese 5mo ago
Pour one out
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
April is the cruelest month
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
It's so ironic. I've had several Thinkpads over the years and I've repaired or upgraded every one of them, from RAM, SSDs, an upgraded screen, and a new fan/heatsink assembly. I have a first generation Framework 13 and I
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
It's the government. They care more about creating objective standards so they can't be sued for bias than they do about hiring the best people.
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
The entirety of the government doesn't turn over every 4 years, especially at a technical org like NASA. You're still going to be working at NASA with a team of NASA people. Plus if they're hiring you know your team in partic
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
It's the same hiring process for regular government jobs with references to standard pay scales. So I don't think so.
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
I answered honestly that I didn't and it didn't block my submission. I have the specific Computer Science/Engineering degree they spell out in length in one question (30 credit hours CS, 16 credit hours math/calculus&#x2
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by EricRiese 5mo ago
Experience necessary. From Assessment 1, which you only get to after spending $16 ordering your college transcript... > I have 1 year of directly related specialized experience equivalent to at least the GS-13 level in the Federal servic
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by EricRiese 6mo ago
I wonder how many of these rules can be enforced with static analysis and ArchUnit.
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by EricRiese 6mo ago
I tried to order a tablet from OnePlus. It's impossible to create an account on oneplus.com with Firefox.
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by EricRiese 6mo ago
This is a Spring specific gripe and I know this blog post doesn't assume Spring, but I hate seeing `new ObjectMapper()`. Spring Boot auto configures an ObjectMapper for you and you probably want the customization it gives you, includin
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by EricRiese 6mo ago
A more concise language is more efficient for an LLM to produce and easier for a human to verify. I don't think LLMs have solved the problem of wanting code that's concise and also performant.
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by EricRiese 7mo ago
Much more complicated than necessary. I just use git branch | xargs git branch -d Don't quote me, that's off the top of my head. It won't delete unmerged branches by default. The line with the marker for the current branch th
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by EricRiese 7mo ago
Looks like the work of modern Pythagoreans
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by EricRiese 7mo ago
This is the guy that promised 1000% discounts on drugs.
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
Location: Greater Philadelphia, PA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, SQL, Scala, Clojure, TypeScript, Linux, Kubernetes, RabbitMQ Resume: https://ericrie.se/resume.pdf Email: see res
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
"Well we brought it back up, but for some reason it's full of racist vitriol and CSAM now." "Oh, no, it was like that before."
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Betterment Hacked by Crypto Scam(bsky.app)
31 points by EricRiese 8mo ago|4 comments
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
I just got this Betterment app notification
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
Lambdas weren't simple to shoehorn into Java. But most of the recent changes have been implemented as well or better, or as well as you could imagine while maintaining backwards compatibility and Java-ness. Records/sealed interfac
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
Clojure's core.logic is based on minikanren, so that fits the bill.
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
Having the 5 instances going at once sounds like Google Antigravity. I haven't used Claude Code too much. One snag I found is the tendency when running into snags to fix them incorrectly by rolling back to older versions of things. I t
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
I feel like this legitimately improves my intuition for Riemannian geometry.
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by EricRiese 8mo ago
SQLite's test suite is proprietary. A Rust implementation exists. It's called turso https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso There's a whole company around it.
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by EricRiese 9mo ago
There are newer release branches. They just have gitlab set to show an unmaintained branch by default.
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by EricRiese 9mo ago
> The development of the first Loongson chip was started in 2001. The aim of the Godson project was to develop "high performance general-purpose microprocessors in China", and to become technologically self-sufficient as part o
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by EricRiese 9mo ago
I threw up in my mouth a little
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by EricRiese 9mo ago
There's also Hackett: Haskell with Racket's syntax and macro system, by Alexis King
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by EricRiese 9mo ago
Why Are the Prices So Damn High? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33150094 - Oct 2022 (2 comments)
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by EricRiese 11mo ago
Here's the spin doctor's social media: https://bsky.app/profile/lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com/post/...

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