GoldenMonkey

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by GoldenMonkey 4mo ago
Work for any enterprise software company. And you will know coding is the easiest part of shipping software. Organizing, working with other teams, understanding the domain, coordinating. All higher level and higher order tasks than codin
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by GoldenMonkey 6mo ago
Aren't mac's more secure by default. Receive the warning using mac with h&r block 2025 installed.
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by GoldenMonkey 8mo ago
AI generated content?
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by GoldenMonkey 8mo ago
Why is the independence of the Federal Reserve sacrosanct? For one, they should have oversight and they should have accountability. Not ever passing an audit of any kind. And the FED chairman spending $2.5B on renovations to an office comp
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by GoldenMonkey 11mo ago
Pull-up bar and dumbbells in my bedroom. 10 minutes a day, every morning. Wall calendar, marking each day I do my exercises. Stronger, leaner, fitter, healthier. Been doing this for years. It accumulates over time.
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by GoldenMonkey 11mo ago
a better dating app. a better job matching service.
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by GoldenMonkey 11mo ago
Even ML engineer jobs are hard to come by. Not sure how many job postings are real. In my current experience, in applying to 300 jobs, I am qualified for. Leads to exactly 1 interview. Very tough, unusual IT market.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
Never seen ruby/rails at any company or startup. react seems to be the standard.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
It is a very tough job market. I have been looking for 11 months myself with zero interviews. And 500+ applications to jobs I am qualified for. The summary of your resume is very dense. Opening it felt like a wall of text, I wanted to im
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
We all know this was a way for tech companies to keep wages down and replace local labor with cheaper labor. Now instead of 500 applications for 1 interview. Maybe, jobs vs labor will return to a normal balance.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
Avoid thinking of the pain of the task at hand. Imagine and focus on the reward of these tasks. Lifting weights... imagine the stronger person you will become. Studying for that exam.. picture the career you aspire to. Avoiding that donu
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
It is absolutely a brutal job market for all software developers. Never seen anything like the current market. Seems like there is an oversupply of H1B's and recent graduates. If Stanford Computer Science graduates aren't landin
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
The demand will be for developers to be phenomenal debuggers of massive ai code bases. Time to retire. Unless one enjoys debugging instead of coding.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
this site has many Micro SAAS ideas... could find some inspiration... https://microsaashq.com
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
No kidding. There's a lot more to software development than mindless coding.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
If you want to stay as a software developer. Lean into AI. As per bill gates. Lean into AI Engineering. Develop the models. This will be an in demand skill for 100 years. Get that AI Engineering master's degree. Learn the math, t
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
crypto trading bot.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
A Different take. Greenland is strategic to the security of North America. And had been severely neglected by Denmark. Just like all Nato countries, not contributing financially to security as required. This saber rattling had the desire
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
Read the book - what color is your parachute. It will help you figure out the type of career that will work for you. In particular, knowing the ‘language’ that you speak… will help you find the right career path. A language being… do you en
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
Really? Absolutely not the case. But, keep your head in the sand and read the slanted media.
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by GoldenMonkey 1y ago
what hyperbole. it’s just names and a dollar amount.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
Okay, they didn’t bother to completely sequence neanderthal dna… And now we make the claim that their Y chromosone is non existent in humans. Let’s finish the sequencing before being so definitively factual about it.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
We are nowhere near quantum breaking cryptography or anything related to crypto. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/08/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-is-d... And google's recent hyped break thru of 100 qubits. Needs
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
sure it does. more likely sophisticated investors bought in. who should be aware of the inherent risks of any meme coin.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
Definitely, overhyped. It is being sold as being able to replace 5% of the economy… today. Anyone working in data science and ai development. Already know ai has already started to reach its limits… nm, replacing developers or AGI.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
man, that's quite a jump to conclusions. It is a hypothetical forecast.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
If you have a second passport. You will be able to leave anytime you want. If things did get locked down. Don’t count on being allowed to leave. Or of other countries accepting US citizens.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
Increasing the bar, if anything. When your thinking is relegated to ai. You’ll lean too hard on it… as a crutch.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
Consider pivoting to the physical engineering disciplines. For one, there is much less competition. For two, AI will not replace physical engineering anytime soon. You can be in the field and get your hands dirty with engineering.
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by GoldenMonkey 2y ago
It was done on NVIDIA chips. And most likely they ran experiments and competing models on their other clusters. Using existing synthetic data. Before running this one… and highlighting their ‘$5M’ cost. Smoke and mirrors… all smoke and mirr

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