hazyc

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by hazyc 7mo ago
It's a somewhat annoying to me as well, but I'm now able to read it and take the valuable content without getting hung up on those repetitive phrases. It also forces me to not simply copy/paste. I read the LLM output, think a
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by hazyc 7mo ago
I think the true genuinely-love-programming type of people will increasingly have to do what so many other people do, and that's separation of work and personal enjoyment. You might have to AI-architect your code at work, and hand code
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by hazyc 8mo ago
many/most employees
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by hazyc 8mo ago
productivity is such a nebulous concept in knowledge work - an amalgamation of mostly-qualitative measures that get baked into quantitative measures that are mostly just bad data
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by hazyc 2y ago
Stark reminder that Boston VCs are about 20 years behind Bay Area VCs. Can't believe this was even worthy of a techcrunch article.
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by hazyc 3y ago
This is why I think it's strange that Coinbase is considered a crypto company. It is/was a Ruby on Rails web app. Almost like calling the CME Group an agriculture company.
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by hazyc 4y ago
I think if a startup founder is worrying about anything other than product-market-fit and customer retention then they're doing it wrong.
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by hazyc 4y ago
Haseeb Qureshi said recently on his Chopping Block podcast that it was a not-so-secret secret that FTX was the least profitable exchange of any of the major exchanges, so even if they were generating a lot of revenue they weren't makin
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by hazyc 4y ago
Not sure if you're joking, but "we prefer to spent life with friends and family" implies that they have no interest or desire to build the next AWS.
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by hazyc 4y ago
I'm one of those people. I've programmed in a lot of languages, but it wasn't until I was introduced to Go that programming actually become fun rather than more or less a job. Everything about the language just immediately
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by hazyc 4y ago
Is anyone else an avid iPhone user, yet also someone who never uses Siri? I've used an iPhone exclusively for the past 8 years, and I can count on one hand the number of times I've used Siri. Interestingly, the one person I know w
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by hazyc 4y ago
Superhuman seems like an odd example because for an 8+ yr old startup it doesn't seem at all obvious that they have PMF yet.
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by hazyc 4y ago
I think these types of complex people problems are fundamentally unsolvable, especially if you're looking at it from the perspective of a software engineer. It's like trying to solve hiring, or solve matchmaking, or anything where
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by hazyc 4y ago
If you want a thorough reference of C++20 and enjoy 1000 page textbooks (I do), then I can recommend 'Professional C++' by Marc Gregoire.
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by hazyc 4y ago
Business Insider is seriously just clickbait garbage articles.
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by hazyc 4y ago
The whole '10x better' thing needs to chill out. Almost every time the phrase it used it's applied to something that can't even be accurately measured. "This product is 10x better" - okay, that's probably
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by hazyc 4y ago
Cloud engineering roles are almost all Go based these days.
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Future of Work: According to Founders Fund(twitter.com)
3 points by hazyc 4y ago|1 comments
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by hazyc 4y ago
The fact that anyone still thinks American consumers are analogous to Chinese consumers is surprising to me. An American version of WeChat, although it sounds cool (maybe?) at a very high level, is incredibly unlikely to happen. Spending so
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by hazyc 4y ago
He's smart but he doesn't sound like an engineer at this point in his life/career. He sounds like a wealthy person who reads a wide variety of books/tweets and has range of smart but shallow talking points combined with
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by hazyc 4y ago
Do you even live here? Walk around the Marina, Pac Heights, Presidio, Noe Valley, etc etc and tell me with a straight face that it's an "unmitigated disaster". If you can afford to live here (i.e. you can afford to avoid &#x2
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by hazyc 4y ago
A+. Nothing more needed to be said.