Pryde

5 ms·

1.
Computer Science Achievement and Writing Skills Predict Vibe Coding Proficiency(arxiv.org)
1 points by Pryde 10d ago|0 comments
2.
by Pryde 9mo ago
> Especially as most businesses aren't going to have an automatic way to do this easily... I find myself surprised by the idea that, in most cases, any business is not used some form of automated solution for resume filtering. In th
3.
by Pryde 2y ago
I doubt passion is needed to execute at a "great" level once the skills are built to do so, but I think it's pretty likely that passion play an important role at building the capability
4.
by Pryde 4y ago
Location: Missouri, USA Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, .NET/.NET Framework, SQL Server and MSSQL, Git, Jira, Bitbucket Résumé/CV: Available on request Email: coarse-fluting0a@icloud
5.
by Pryde 4y ago
High Availability
6.
by Pryde 4y ago
Am I missing something, or is GitHub distinctly not listed in the Covered Services section of that services agreement?
7.
by Pryde 5y ago
There are; to my understanding the state of Oklahoma uses a system similar to this on their toll roads.
8.
by Pryde 5y ago
I disagree with this, at least as a blanket statement. Plenty of workplaces are a deeply negative factor in people's lives. If what you're saying is really more along the lines of "having a project and way to spend the time i
9.
by Pryde 6y ago
I mean, sure, they had time. But clarity of mind during an evacuation is something I imagine is _hard_ for most people. Definitely would be for me.
10.
by Pryde 6y ago
I would imagine it's some combination of network effect for the readers (it's where the content is), and ease-of-use for creators. I've never published on Medium, so I can't actually speak to ease, but that seems the mos
11.
by Pryde 6y ago
Previous discussion can be seen at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23722063 from 5 months ago. I'll be checking there as well, but assuming all these are true (I don't currently have time to evaluate), what a
12.
by Pryde 6y ago
Hey, thanks for engaging and no worries, nothing in your comment struck me as condescending. I see your point here, and will grant that I've been fortunate to not have been in a situation in which I've had to consider anything app
13.
by Pryde 6y ago
Speaking solely to your first paragraph here, I've seen this sentiment expressed before, and it always strikes me as off in some way. I've not committed a lot of thought to the topic until recently, so apologies if my thoughts her
14.
by Pryde 6y ago
Yeah, I generally agree with you. Mostly just exploring thoughts here, the gp comment prompted a kinda unexpected re-examining of my hitherto un-examined ideas on the ethical basis of the advice in the post. I'd generally consider myse
15.
by Pryde 6y ago
Fortunately I've never found myself in a position of sufficient power/responsibility to have to offer an apology to a group. Is there a balance to be struck between the difficulty the apologizer will undoubtedly face from rage mob
16.
by Pryde 6y ago
Is there anywhere you know of with more details regarding those Grayshift boxes, or do we not publicly know much about them?
17.
by Pryde 6y ago
Surely with regards to outcomes, there's a good argument to be made that one shouldn't admit guilt. But from a more, idk idealistic perspective, the world would be a better place if everyone promptly admitted fault and committed t
18.
by Pryde 6y ago
It’s a write-up describing a bypass of Single Origin Policy in Safari’s Reader View. Just a blog post, and it mentions that vulnerabilities are fixed in the August 2020 update
19.
by Pryde 7y ago
Hey, I appreciate it, just having a few search terms can go a long way. Like I said, my knowledge in chemistry is practically non-existent, and I basically forgot isotopes exist, so this'll get me going. Thanks!
20.
by Pryde 7y ago
Can you provide a source for point D2? Admittedly, I don’t understand chemistry at all, but that seems strange to me, and I’d like to read more
21.
by Pryde 7y ago
Going from the context of the comment, I believe parent meant something along the lines of: "we need a measured response instead of a purely reactionary response which will just make things work" At least, that was my first impres
22.
by Pryde 7y ago
From https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about.html#offline : > Less than 100% reliability is essential for the sustainability of an off-the-grid solar system, because above a certain threshold the fossil fuel energy used f
23.
by Pryde 8y ago
Well, obviously you'd be a phenomenal alchemist. As soon as you find that job opening, let me know, I'll be applying as well!
24.
by Pryde 8y ago
I really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to provide that advice, and I'll start implementing it immediately. Thanks so much!
25.
by Pryde 8y ago
I found this paper on the hypertumor hypothesis: https://academic.oup.com/icb/article/47/2/317/719209 The BBC article you posted looks like it has results that are 1) derived from actual animals, an
26.
by Pryde 8y ago
In my case at least, I'm often just not motivated to meet a given standard of excellence in my work, at least when doing work that I'd be paid for. Frankly, I'm often content with "works well enough and without breaking
27.
by Pryde 8y ago
So this sort of program would weed out individuals that couldn't hack it in the corporate environment, thereby mitigating the negative effects of those traits listed earlier to the business, which is obviously a good idea. But from pe
28.
by Pryde 8y ago
Do you, as a manager at least, have any ideas on how to address that inequality? Obviously the ideal measure would be at least to improve education among those populations, but given that at least some portion of that damage is done by the
29.
by Pryde 8y ago
Likely not the research referenced by the GP, but this paper: http://web.econ.ku.dk/gensowski/research/Terman/Terman.pdf finds that Conscientiousness, IQ, and Extraversion are correlated with increased income
30.
by Pryde 8y ago
Interesting. I don't have access to the full paper, but it appears that the individuals in that study were 28 when the research was conducted. I'll definitely be searching for recent studies conducted on the same cohort when I get

More ›