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eleventhborn
24d ago
No, that isn't what he said. He said, if he is 17 _now_, with no family, no commitments, no pressure to start a career, he'd invest his time to learn to build LLMs from scratch instead of trying to start a company.
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3mo ago
Whose job is it to ensure frontier models are trained on new programming languages/frameworks? The current solution, as the author suggests is to use Rubocop and let it be known in AGENTS.md. I don't know if frontier models can be
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5mo ago
I'm interviewing currently. I've come across the following. * Non-technical recruiters using a list of technical trivia questions and a keywords list to check if you answer correctly (e.g. what is the default isolation level in po
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eleventhborn
6mo ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (EU & US) Technologies: Python, TypeScript, Java, GCP, Ruby, Node.js, SQL, Cassandra CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GKI7JDAdrAUpGpsmnMdz
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6mo ago
~$250 in 3 weeks at work. Its not steady, equal token distribution per day. There are days when it is $40 and there are days when it is < $10. Mostly due to bottlenecks like waiting on reviews, figma designs, story refinement, etc. (Side
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6mo ago
> If you've recently used AI tools for professional coding work, tell us about it. POCC (Plain Old Claude Code). Since the 4.5 models, It does 90% of the work. I do a final tinkering and polishing for the PR because by this point it
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6mo ago
I feel there is a set of codebases in which LLMs aren't showing the 2-10x lift in productivity. There is also a set of codebases in which LLMs are one-shotting the most correct code and even finding edgecases that would've been ha
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8mo ago
That will be one strange way to release a model.
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8mo ago
Coming from a Gsuite + Atlassian + AWS world to an all-inclusive Microsoft world was an experience. It should be in the bucket list for every developer to try once in their life. WSL is a far better developer environment in Windows even for
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9mo ago
Technical skills: - Launch my own hand-rolled paper trading solution by mid to late 2026. I want to focus on strategies that prevents heavy losses, rather than actively looking for profits. If I succeed, go live in 2027. - I hope to complet
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1y ago
If you go with Crafting Interpreters, there is a coding challenge on CodeCrafters that follows the book: https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/interpreter/overview It is free (for now) and it helps me focused.
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3y ago
Factorio
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eleventhborn
4y ago
I am not and I don't actively plan on becoming one (if it "happens", then so be it). 1. I'm full time remote employee now and I am not fully onboard with it. I don't plan to retire as a remote worker. I want to work
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4y ago
I have a similar-ish pattern. I'm in my fifth company now. Shortest tenure: 2 years, longest: 4 years and 11 months. But average is close to 4 years. Here's my analysis of my own behavior: - First few months, imposter syndrome. I