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by miklosme 3y ago
Timothy Cain talks about game developers here, but it is fascinating to me how well this resonates with enterprise software engineering.
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The Decline of Generalists [video](youtube.com)
2 points by miklosme 3y ago|1 comments
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by miklosme 3y ago
They talked about this article on the Blocked and Reported podcast (13th on the list). They said the numbers in this article are inflated.
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by miklosme 3y ago
Great copypasta, you almost got me.
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by miklosme 4y ago
> If humans stop producing new content and rely solely on AI, online content across the world may run the risk of becoming repetitive and stagnant. Yeah, because the Netflix catalog, for example, is not repetitive and stagnant. These cur
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by miklosme 5y ago
> Every time the budget ends up being disappointing and about half my current income. Protip: on the very first call, say “My current salary is XY. A competing offer is in your budget?” Protip2: XY doesn’t have to be your actual salary,
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Wikipedia was hacked today(twitter.com)
1 points by miklosme 5y ago|0 comments
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by miklosme 5y ago
When AR/VR finally happens, UI developers will have to deal with complexity from a completely different paradigm. For me, React's biggest strength has always been its ability to organize complexity into a manageable order. Combine
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by miklosme 5y ago
> find a position that seems to involve a TON of manual work - automate all of it - and DO NOT TELL anyone This reminds me the article "Now That's What I Call a Hacker" [1], where a guy left behind his automation scripts w
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by miklosme 5y ago
> In fact, this is merely an extension of a ploy used by children on a playground: "Oh yeah? I could have done that if I wanted to." Or by adult professionals on Hacker News.
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by miklosme 6y ago
> The vaccine (...) uses messenger RNA, or mRNA, to carry instructions into the human body for making proteins that prime it to attack a specific virus. I love how this technology turns a medical challenges into a software problem. Being
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by miklosme 6y ago
> my VSCode autoformats the classes to break lines just fine. My only pain point with Tailwind was the order of classes. It helps with readability if the classes are always in the same order. I just discovered that eslint-plugin-tailwind
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Show HN: CSS-to-Tailwind – Transform plain CSS into TailwindCSS(transform.tools)
2 points by miklosme 6y ago|0 comments
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by miklosme 6y ago
If you want an extensive answer, I recommend the neural network playlist on 3Blue1Brown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aircAruvnKk&list=PLZHQObOWTQ... For a quick answer, watch this segment: https://www.you
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by miklosme 7y ago
EclecticIQ | Amsterdam, NL | Senior Software, System, and UI engineers | Full-time | Onsite EclecticIQ enables intelligence-powered cybersecurity for government organisations and commercial enterprises. We develop analyst-centric products a