dnoberon

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by dnoberon 17d ago
So just because you couldn't get into it means everyone who's enjoying it is a poser? That's some pretty self-centered thinking right there. No one should be judging you if it's not your thing. Those of us that enjoy it
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by dnoberon 2mo ago
Cool, always good to have more in the ecosystem. I love Iroh and hope this continues to succeed.
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by dnoberon 2mo ago
Heard a quote I liked today. “In order to be effective working at any layer of abstraction you must have in-depth knowledge of the layer below where you’re at”. To be the most effective at AI assisted engineering (if treated as an abstracti
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by dnoberon 2mo ago
Not sure a personal attack against Jarred really helps the case for using Zig. He could have and should have focused on the language and not “a stinky manager”. Honestly, this makes me want to steer clear of Andrew as much as Jarred.
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Screaming into the AI Void
5 points by dnoberon 6mo ago|2 comments
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by dnoberon 10mo ago
Sorry, not a real wall of shame. They just tend to occasionally compile some of the PRs they've rejected because of AI. https://ziglang.org/news/migrating-from-github-to-codeberg/ See the "Exhibits A,B,C
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by dnoberon 10mo ago
Reymont is quickly becoming infamous. He's got open PRs all over the place. Previously hit the frontpage here after showing up, _again_, on Zigs wall of shame for AI pull requests.
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by dnoberon 1y ago
I think the point is how can you squeeze anything out of the AI without knowing the stuff at a deep enough level?
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by dnoberon 1y ago
This reads even more like an angry teenager than my angsty high school diary. I'm not sure how many more strawmans and dismissive remarks I can handle in one article.
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by dnoberon 1y ago
I can see that. Whether or not it's worth the time spent in setting it up is something I can't answer myself yet. I think my biggest point further down is that you have to _already know_ that it's a bad idea - if you don&#x27
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by dnoberon 1y ago
I'm aware it reads a bit like an angry old man yelling at the kids on his lawn, but I'm starting to get extremely frustrated with what I see and thought I'd write down some of the experiences.
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Some Personal Anecdotes About Developing with GenAI(notyourlanguage.com)
3 points by dnoberon 1y ago|3 comments
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by dnoberon 1y ago
Yeah, feel like this should be the grounds enough for a lot of conversation.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
Livebook is absolutely amazing. I only wish Elixir got more love and greater use.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
I hope that the change goes well!
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by dnoberon 2y ago
Thank you. I think it is unfounded, but it's still a visceral belief and those can be hard to overcome. I'm hoping with time I can change my feelings on it.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
You're absolutely right. I guess those artifacts don't resonate with me - and I did mention there's nothing wrong with enjoying this in the article. Good catch, I'll see if I can't reword it a bit :)
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by dnoberon 2y ago
I hear that - these moments are hard to forget.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
It went well yeah, it's a little bit at the end that I should have spent more time on :). We're stopping the climb up the management ladder and are identifying other resources to handle those responsibilities.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
We talked frequently but I always kept my reservations about continually moving up the ladder pretty hidden. It wasn't until this realization and acceptance that I finally was extremely open and frank about things.
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by dnoberon 2y ago
Hi, author here. Just want you to know that there's a human being with thoughts, feelings, hopes, etc. on the other side of that article. My experience in life isn't worthless. While it doesn't sound like it was valuable to y
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The Most Dangerous Email (to my career) I've Sent(notyourlanguage.com)
91 points by dnoberon 2y ago|79 comments
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by dnoberon 2y ago
The title might be a little dramatic, but I poured my heart into this article. I had to make some drastic decisions and big changes with regards to my career trajectory - and if I can inspire others to be true to themselves, then I'll
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by dnoberon 2y ago
I'm working on a metadata catalog aimed towards scientific data. After standing up an enterprise data platform/lakehouse for science and laboratories, I've been really depressed by the current offerings and the massive oversi
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by dnoberon 2y ago
Amazing. So glad this project came along!
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by dnoberon 3y ago
Typing is coming!
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by dnoberon 3y ago
How does this differ from Globus or Jetstream? Apart from being FOSS of course.
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by dnoberon 3y ago
Location: Idaho Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (except to Seattle, CA, New York, Florida or Texas) Technologies: Rust, Node.js, Go, Vue, Azure, Big Data Tools Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R3YWdfAd
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Ask HN: When or if to specialize?
2 points by dnoberon 3y ago|4 comments
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by dnoberon 4y ago
A few times I’ve found myself stuck as the subject-matter expert of an internal project, or stuck in a role that I was growing either bored or frustrated with. If you’ve found yourself stuck as “the frontend person” and wanting to move on f

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