jytechdevops

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by jytechdevops 2y ago
wow, that is pretty cool. probably can be used as a great conversation starter :)
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by jytechdevops 2y ago
i wouldn't give much weight to somebody who's resume shows a work history of starting out after college as a "CTO" to two "Principal Engineer" positions...
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by jytechdevops 2y ago
pushd popd
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37Signals – DHH – Committing to Windows(world.hey.com)
9 points by jytechdevops 3y ago|0 comments
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
great and cheap product, I remember using this when I realized I was paying so much for H&R. I don't remember the exact amount but I remember being shocked at seeing how cheap it was (low 2 digits if I recall). pretty easy to use a
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
extremely low, tbh. OP needs to learn that it's a numbers game. Don't be picky, and shoot for positions that may seem out of reach. There's a lot of extra things I find that most don't try (most likely because they don&#
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
i don't think this a good way of reframing OP's question. From the few YC founders I've interacted with, the network they maintain is a lot closer than you may think. They don't all necessarily view each other as competi
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
i respect that. Definitely noteworthy enough to start digging and asking questions like what you're doing. I'd say keep it up (with also keeping our conversation in mind as well)!
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
holy crap...i have a home in one of the higher COL areas in the US and it's only $600/sq ft. I know there's probably a lot of politics and corruption involved but honestly, I'm more impressed and excited for the future o
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
reddit I can agree. SO I can't agree because they gate keep so damn hard that I never had much of a chance to actually join or feel part of the community since I started programming 2 years ago. I feel like they've alienated a gen
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
observational data points aren't a great measure, In any average within a large set of data, there's always a chance to see extreme highs and extreme lows. Unless you have something more than based on perception or observation, yo
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
interesting, as a non-Indian who asked a lot of Indians about various aspects of India, I've never heard this come up in conversation. Assuming you're implying that it's costly, would you say it's costly in comparison to
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
who cares? how often do you need to close your gpay account? maybe like a once in a decade or few years kind of thing. just get a new credit card and move on. not everything needs to be an outrage.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
not super impressive but negotiated a promotion (got it on paper) to be retained if I stayed when I gave my notice. I still didn't take it but it was a small personal victory.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
downside is that you'll always be on the support side of a company. it's the logistics in the form of tech; it's the most important thing when it's not running perfect, and when it's smooth, no one really pays atten
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
CEO didn't speak on the presentation, nor was he there. he was on some congressional hearing thing i believe. he tweeted it out. he probably doesn't even know what riley does.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
I went to a hackathon where riley goodside gave an elaborate, hour-long presentation on his work at scale ai. There were about 500 people in the building. Of the 500, 499 of them didn't listen to a single thing. maybe it is, maybe it i
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
appreciate the link, will take some time to read through it :)
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
that yoe != knowing more or having the right answer
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
one meal a day. i dont think you automatically go omad; maybe it did for him but not for the general population. it's definitely a habit that needs to be intentional for most. try starting out with intermittent fasting, something simpl
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
wait an hour after waking up before drinking your first sip of coffee. Google "andrew huberman coffee" if you want to know why, I'm not smart enough to explain well and just know that it does work (at least for me).
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
happy to hear it worked out and that other users have provided some great options other than going straight to OS(ing) it. best of luck on your future.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
they're both intended to honor said person, no?
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
second this, quietly happy. i know many that are as well. we just can't really voice it because people blow their lids if you are not part of the "Current Thing", which right now is hating everything that Elon touches.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
That's fantastic to hear. The guy who leads GDG for North America and Canada grew up in Nigeria and got his education there. He's the most enthusiastic and passionate developer I've ever met. I love the reach google has in in
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
okay well you don't need to apologize to me either lol. you were just sharing your opinion. if it means so much to you, how would you sum up what the author says in a few sentences? i tried clicking on the article it but got paywalled
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
no, i didn't read the article. not in it's entirety. i read the intro and the conclusion. I'm pretty sure I nailed 90% of what the author was saying. you gotta chill out.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
not all heroes wear capes, some just have 45g of actuation force as their power.
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by jytechdevops 3y ago
I'll save you the time of this garbage hot take. He is saying that AI will produce a lot of content...thus leading to time wasted (memes, funny stuff, lame stuff, pictures, etc). that is all. that's the entire article.
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Is anyone getting any value-add out of AutoGPT?(twitter.com)
2 points by jytechdevops 3y ago|2 comments

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