d675

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by d675 2mo ago
taught mental math (abacus) to 3-15yr olds for 10+ yrs. A great teacher notices the gaps in the fundamentals and fixes those along with variants before piling on. ello looks great, great work
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by d675 3mo ago
a single leetcode tab is taking up up to 700mb of memory...
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by d675 3mo ago
just the level of questions being asked seems to be high idk, just passed round 1 for big tech. Not feeling great about the rest. main comment was a bit tongue in cheek
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by d675 3mo ago
See, leetcode is useful. As I do this leetcode grind, I’ve been why techniques exist / how they’re used irl. Lots of interesting stuff there
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by d675 3mo ago
yeah. Was always the jr on a team full of seniors/staff. Always switching context, so many verticals and systems. True startups need only senior+ and big ones don't wanna interview often.
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by d675 3mo ago
as I got into SWE 4 yrs ago, this was a big part of my job as a SRE/SDET and my next job came b/c of that SRE exp which was never used, so just became an SDET. Now am laid off, and hard to find a job...
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by d675 3mo ago
5yrs ago, pre LLMs, I made a very simple version of this, create good playlists from a user query. Got me my first programming (& favourite) job at a music AI company to lead QA Automation, found a lot of bugs. Only had basic python kno
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by d675 3mo ago
1. http://thefamilyhotline.com 80%+ done MVP, for small business use & personal use. First go at full stack development with AI. useful features around voicemail, notifications, and spam prevention (whitelist, blocklist). Bu
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by d675 6mo ago
I'm an early-mid career SDET/SRE. Currently building a full web app with rest AP integrations, looks great and works great. Lots of functionality, useful and being hardened all b/c of AI. It's going to be live with custo
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by d675 6mo ago
What’s the hate on Microsoft?
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by d675 6mo ago
also starting in a blue-collar field soon as an operator-ish in a facility management company. I've already lined up an awesome new SaaS in the main industry. Pest control will be one of the verticals the company has customers fo so I
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by d675 6mo ago
what did you try to make? how?
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by d675 6mo ago
He discusses: Instead of maintaining a catalog of tools like read_file, grep, list_dir, they just expose one run(command: str) tool and let the LLM compose Unix pipelines. It has access to one tool for shell commands: run(...) I think you c
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What's your tooling around coding agents?
2 points by d675 6mo ago|1 comments
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by d675 6mo ago
depends on if they're selling you an AI wrapper or if they built something useful. Also, depends on who target user is. AI can be used to build deterministic software
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by d675 6mo ago
absolutely. as a early/mid level SDET/SRE, I can move so fast on prototyping full good apps now. That style of thinking is serving me well, knowing about queues, docker, basic infra knowledge, good coding practices, is plenty to p
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by d675 7mo ago
The careers page would be more usable with option to load 100 postings a click vs a handful. The dropdowns also only support 1 option. AI should be able to resolve this asap
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Whats your strategy to stay productive post layoff?
2 points by d675 7mo ago|1 comments
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by d675 7mo ago
agreed. Of the two software teams I've been on everyone has been a "senior". Some were fresh seniors, and some more staff. I've always been the most junior on the team. 2 devs on teach team were truly 10x before AI; each
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by d675 8mo ago
how has it paid off for you?
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by d675 9mo ago
great work. Lots of opportunity imo, competitive leagues, universities, etc. Too bad I don't have the experience ya'll want
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by d675 9mo ago
My initial idea was to go B2B, a simple camera device per court that flashes red on out of bounds shot. Let's businesses provide a quality of life upgrade. looked more into swing vision and there's so much to it, looks like a grea
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by d675 9mo ago
Just had this idea the other day playing some pickleball too. Would do the business a little differently though
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by d675 2y ago
just curious, approx much does this earn?
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by d675 5y ago
Hey!! I'm very interested in working with DDOG. Would love to quickly chat to see if I'm a good fit and what I can do over the next few months to become a stronger candidate. my summary: I have 3 years of reliability engineering a
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by d675 5y ago
Hey Alex, are you able to hire remotely from Canada for the Jr Engg? I'm authorized and also have a corporation setup for invoicing if need be