llamajams

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by llamajams 12d ago
I belive you are describing the the article quite aptly.
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by llamajams 2mo ago
Well; Feature X is about to be released and the industry just invented feature Y and its all the rage and if its not in the pipeline the shareholders and the critiques get mad. So, The boffins decide that the company needs to get on it ASAP
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by llamajams 2mo ago
Aren't haplotype groups essentially "race"? Certainly there is not white/black race, but a southern costal Indian would self differentiate from a central one, you can spot the difference visually,culturally and lingustc
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by llamajams 2mo ago
Thanks for writing this. Had similar thoughts when I was reading the refwrenced article. What happens when "the next generation" actively resist education, convention , disregards the value of Canon, and the overhang is 1000ft ove
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by llamajams 7mo ago
Same. I stopped reading after that. I get the sense that most of these people thing all code is web or mobile or something non critical. Granted im not a web or mobile guy so I cant presume the complexity, risk, cost of such things. But I a
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by llamajams 9mo ago
These all seem to be gross simplifications that dont really help the argument. While we could certainly make a case that no value is generated in trading certain derivatives,commodity futures and options are very imporant in regulating pric
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by llamajams 10mo ago
Im always frustrated by such journalism; "why won't they do something!?" . What is there to do besides, face id , chat controlor, heavy moderation, and if it were done, a whole other crowd wpuld have their pitchforks ready to
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by llamajams 11mo ago
Somewhat out of my league in this thread but,I think I am.one of these people. I do remember a time before I had an internal monologue , in fact I remember the day in elementary school when I learned, after having been explained to me by m
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by llamajams 11mo ago
Disagree with your take about how much you can trust the GPS. Maybe on a sparse road network this may be the case, but on a dense road network, stacked roads with adjacent lanes (like on a highway interchange )it can be downright wrong, eve
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by llamajams 1y ago
Where are these figures sourced from? This data does not seem to be consistent with EIA reports which bucket the contribution of renewable (including hydro and biomass) closer to 20% for 2023.
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by llamajams 2y ago
Hello, I am interested in your area of research. Would you mind linking to some of your work?
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by llamajams 2y ago
Another season of tech bros ruin everything. I worked in this industry. It used to move slow and consistent. Incremental progress or evolutionary improvent some used to call it. Wisdom borne from time and experience culminating in modules t
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by llamajams 2y ago
Assuming youre not a quiet quitter , youre not double dipping and you have some interest in your job. I'm pretty sure WFH is more productive and efficient. I'm pretty sure corporate knows this as well. They might even have the num
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by llamajams 2y ago
Style nit: This is a badly written article; it about to a series of inconclusive quoted from experts duct taped together. General observation: Discussions about not eating meat in popular and social media seem to forget that 2/3rds oth
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by llamajams 2y ago
What a jarring style! Is this a twitter thing?; No capitals and single spaced everything... Don't you have to go out of your way to do these days with auto formatting and all? I've seen this style become "popular" and I
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by llamajams 3y ago
There needs to be more articles like this, far too often the answers on SO and the like is canned and dissimissive; "you don't need to optimize because who cares youre writing a crud app anyway".
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by llamajams 3y ago
Best I found was the giving the first task without a deadline, they claw their way through it and get it done asap or you get a series of excuses for a week, or somewhere between the two.if they ask you when or with what quality it needs to
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by llamajams 3y ago
I have brought up a dozen or so freshies over the last thre years, with mixed results. My approach has changed since the beginning. Initially I would spend a lot of time; casual chats 1-1 and with teams to establish personal bonds, long ses
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by llamajams 3y ago
C++, c# , python
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by llamajams 3y ago
If that was the only see you'd see a lot of work trucks changing tyres as often as they change oil, which does not happen.
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by llamajams 3y ago
Candidate supply is high quality is low. Ask a NCH, even from prestigious school with advanced degrees to investigate an issue and write a report. 3/5 chance you end up with a steaming pile of doodoo.
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by llamajams 3y ago
I get the impression that some people think there is a silver bullet that we are not using because the big bad corporations are keeping us down. But...there's isn't one, and there are no free lunches, you always have to break the
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by llamajams 3y ago
I'm not sure there are any solutions other than customized and active management. Have lead two teams over the last 3 years. I'm not a manager, a mere scrum lead, that entails more of a frontline people/technical leadership p
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by llamajams 3y ago
I would really like an invite to this if someone could hook me up
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by llamajams 3y ago
Terrible article but yes probably. The amount of people , that have joined the industry, with no knowledge, no knack, no appreciation for the craft is way too high. A lot of them were just drawn by the lure of easy money and now I have to d
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by llamajams 3y ago
After a decade in the auto industry, I can confidently say that the difference (in quality) between FCA and others is not marginal. There is a severe lack of sound engineering during development and process control in manufacturing. All OEM
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by llamajams 4y ago
I have been on both sides of the fence on this one...and it's rough. There are/ were people making ludicrous amounts money that did nothing, or openly did a second job.But it didn't matter because there's free money, and
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by llamajams 4y ago
Got into it for a buddy, we became leading cofounders along with 5 others. It was in ag tech before ag tech was a work. I had expressed that I had no knowledge or interest in the buisness domain but I'm in to because I like the tech an
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by llamajams 4y ago
Not an employer and I'm not a fan of RTO personally, and I've figured out how to remote work.i do help with interviews and I do have to say our success rate of good hires kind of went off a cliff with WFH, hires that we would have
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by llamajams 4y ago
Y'all ain't work on projects with NO docs and no OG devs. I'll take an outdated Google doc over nothing and day of the week.

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