crjohns648

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by crjohns648 3mo ago
Even before AI, I've worked with people who would produce a huge wall of code and ask for review, and sometimes that code was completely off base or needed a significant rework. I would always feel bad in those cases, because it's
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by crjohns648 4mo ago
I don't think a threatening name would be unheard of in a hijacking scenario. Someone calls saying they have a bomb on board, and as evidence there is a Bluetooth device called "bomb," showing they have an accomplice on board
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by crjohns648 5mo ago
I have also seen the learning acceleration, there's a significantly increased set of techniques and technologies I have learned how to apply. From a person perspective though, I'm apprehensive about the effect AI will have on the
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by crjohns648 6mo ago
I think this article does a great job at conveying the new skills you need from a work-completing perspective as a manager, but there's another aspect that is much more subtle and long-term: being a guide for other people's care
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by crjohns648 6mo ago
I stopped using Digg a long long time ago. It just felt too slow to get the news I care about. I was an avid Slashdot user way back in the day, but the site was basically the same throughout the day, and I wanted faster updates. Digg did th
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by crjohns648 8mo ago
> A good manager is more like a transparent umbrella. They protect the team from unnecessary stress and pressure, but don’t hide reality from them. I'm absolutely going to steal this metaphor going forward. Being a "transparent
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by crjohns648 1y ago
Very cool. I think everyone should try making all of these foundational technologies themselves: A programming language, an OS, a bootloader, etc. It's one thing to read about them in books, but you learn so much nuance by actually ste