localghost3000

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Nb: Command line note‑taking, bookmarking, archiving, and knowledge base(xwmx.github.io)
5 points by localghost3000 3mo ago|0 comments
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by localghost3000 6mo ago
Musk sounds like such a nightmare to work for. I legitimately don't understand why anyone would put up with him. What's the appeal?
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by localghost3000 7mo ago
Nice name you got there localghost ;p The POV of the author I understand quite well because it was mine. Its really only in the last 6 months or so that my perspective has changed. The author still sounds like they are in the "black bo
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by localghost3000 7mo ago
Theres always exceptions. Congrats!
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by localghost3000 7mo ago
Maybe? I wasn't just speaking of myself however.
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by localghost3000 7mo ago
This perspective was mine 6 months ago. And god damn, I do miss the feeling of crafting something truly beautiful in code sometimes. But then, as I've been pushed into this new world we're living in, I've come to realize a co
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by localghost3000 8mo ago
I’ve been building a lot of agent workflows at my day job. Something that I’ve found a lot of success with when deciding on an orchestration strategy is to ask the agent what they recommend as part of the planning for phase. This technique
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by localghost3000 8mo ago
Official according to who?
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by localghost3000 10mo ago
“Don’t let your work self, be your best self.” Is a turn of phrase my boss said to me one time. He was describing his own father’s total inability to be present at home while over achieving at work. That really stuck with me. And is a mantr
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I worked in health care tech for about 5 years. AI driven before it was cool. Took processes that normally took years down to a couple hours. Cutting edge stuff. What struck me over the years was the open hostility we faced from the staff.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I've developed the following methodology with LLM's and "agentic" (what a dumb fucking word...) workflows: I will use an LLM/agent if - I need to get a bunch of coding done and I keep getting booked into meetings. I
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20-Somethings Are Taking Up Grandma's Favorite Hobbies(wsj.com)
3 points by localghost3000 1y ago|0 comments
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I live in LA and have been here for almost 30 years now. This stunt is a provocation designed to get a reaction. He wants an excuse to crack heads in a city he hates and that hates him back. He probably also wants us to forget about Musk ou
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by localghost3000 1y ago
> Having passed through the “gateway to God” opened by psychedelic drugs, the German tech billionaire wanted to I closed the article right about there.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
Maybe I’m not reading the post right but the dude sounds like a dick? What am I missing here?
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I’ve warmed to this tech a bit, but christ would I like to hear more takes from dudes who aren’t running a fucking AI company. It’s impossible to take anything they say as anything other than a god damn ad.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I wonder how long before someone figures out how to use this for tech interviews
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by localghost3000 1y ago
“Let them fight”
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by localghost3000 1y ago
Because nothing matters. Just wait out the outrage cycle. In a week or two the general public will have moved on. Signalgate, the president being convicted of numerous felonies, etc being a few examples that pop into my head. None of this s
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I started writing python professionally a few years ago. Coming from Kotlin and TypeScript, I found the language approachable but I was struggling to build things in an idiomatic fashion that achieved the loose coupling and testability that
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by localghost3000 1y ago
I was speaking specifically about FE devs.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
> This...doesn't seem to support your case at all? Hm ok well I am not sure what you mean but its the internet so... <shrug> What I am saying here is that you would be shocked at how far you can get with a simpler architecture
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by localghost3000 1y ago
It took me a bit to realize the author is selling me something. I guess good job there sir. I’ve built a bunch of distributed architectures. In every case I did, we would have been better served with a monolith architecture and a single rel
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by localghost3000 1y ago
Ha! All good. Been there myself.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
Can you help me understand how this relates to my comment? We’re talking about what skills make you more marketable.
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by localghost3000 1y ago
> And if you’re an engineer, you will be able to retain much higher market value over time if you dig into and understand core web technologies Been working in FE for nearly 20 years and lived through several major paradigm shifts. I thi
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by localghost3000 2y ago
I’ve worked in healthcare tech and this is pretty bad. You get fined per patient record and it’s not cheap. You also get put on a “wall of shame” where anyone who might do business with you in the future can look and see. You can also be he
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by localghost3000 2y ago
Something that kind of got understated in here IMO is the improved refactoring and code intelligence that this will unlock. Very exciting! I am looking forward to all the new tooling and frameworks that come out of this change. TS is alread
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by localghost3000 2y ago
The president was convicted of fraud and that doesn’t seem to matter. Let’s maybe stop acting like the rule of law is getting applied evenly in these times.
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by localghost3000 2y ago
Eh. There's a right way and a wrong way to do what you’re talking about IMO. Being direct and honest is important and good. Attacking peoples character is not. Emotional safety is essential because if you don't have it, then folks

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