deangiberson

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by deangiberson 28d ago
It's not shipped with it, but wiring in AI to my emacs config has given me exactly this. I drop into my emacs config context, ask questions, add packages, modify functionality, and create completely new work processes. LLMs are excelle
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by deangiberson 3mo ago
https://probplanner.com/ - I never had the time to dedicate to building a Monte Carlo simulator for project estimates. It was always something I just couldn't justify given my short commute. I used this project to teac
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by deangiberson 4mo ago
Funny, I started vibing this ( https://github.com/deangiberson/emacs-mux ) yesterday on the train after playing with cmux for the day and thinking to myself there was nothing that emacs couldn't accomplish. The repo
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by deangiberson 8mo ago
I have time to code up little tools for myself and my team. I can now automate simple things quickly to improve workflow, like gathering all the modified tickets in the past 24 hours and writing them out in our daily sprint document (it&#x2
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by deangiberson 8mo ago
Edge(FluentBit -> Logs -> cron(compress -> encrypt)) -> Cloud(S3 -> Trigger -> Lambda decrypt -> S3 -> Trigger -> Lambda decompress -> S3 > Trigger -> Lambda to CloudWatch) I have a system that runs on ed
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by deangiberson 1y ago
Whatever the team I'm working with is currently using. Chasing the most recent tool doesn't add value until you see a process problem that a new tool obviously fixes without breaking everything else.
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by deangiberson 1y ago
Send out an I love My Little Ponies email to the whole organization. An old tradition.
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by deangiberson 2y ago
I was diagnosed with ulcers at the age of 10, well before Warren's work. For 11 years I dealt with constant pain and people telling me I just needed to learn how to relax. At the age of 21, at my next twice-yearly doctor appointment, m
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AWS Snow on ISS(geekwire.com)
3 points by deangiberson 4y ago|0 comments
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by deangiberson 10y ago
What do you value more right now? Time or money?
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by deangiberson 11y ago
"Even with bad Java idioms, the veteran is very likely to be turning out much better code because he is thinking about the underlying architectural issues (failure modes, recovery, concurrency) with far more experience." Careful w
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by deangiberson 11y ago
I have a 1yr old System76 Galago UltraPro. I like it, works well, fairly quiet. Purchasing experience was good, even with importing to Canada. My two problems are 1) it will occasionally (once every 2 months) experience a power loss and res
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by deangiberson 12y ago
I'd focus on a repeating theme in your post, "and now they". This suggests that you already see a division between the management of the company and yourself. You haven't been part of the decision making process and feel
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by deangiberson 12y ago
They can't explain what they've learned, because SICP covers so much ground. The best way I can explain is by negative examples. SICP is not: - A learn X in 7 days book - A technique driven solution book (cookbook) - A quick overv
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by deangiberson 12y ago
I think these are two overlapping non-linear functions, the intersection of the two is a minima. "Many eyes" worked for a while but the benefits were lost as scale increased. You are saying that we need to focus on reducing code s
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by deangiberson 12y ago
I was a game developer for various AAA studios for many years and did many, many interviews for new hires. The number one thing that companies will look for is knowledge (you will be tested on this) the next is drive (you have to show that
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by deangiberson 13y ago
Sometimes not continuing is the correct way to finish a project. Only keep working on the gems. Fail early, fail fast, fail cheap.
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by deangiberson 14y ago
+1 for strong editing features. All the fancy stuff came after Emacs became an OS for editing text. Nail that, the rest follows.
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by deangiberson 14y ago
And here I'm going to point to Bret's later writing, http://worrydream.com/#!/LearnableProgramming . It's not about the sliders it's about the understanding. A good example is the first large loop setting up the texture. for ( var i