two_tasty

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by two_tasty 5mo ago
I partially disagree. Technical leadership at the micro/mid level should be able to set and enforce standards like "you must have semi-meaningful or meaningful commit messages." If and only if they set those standards, and th
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by two_tasty 6mo ago
"...free to scrape the web yourself and train your own model." Yes, rich and poor are equally forbidden from sleeping under bridges.
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by two_tasty 6mo ago
Not just you. For all the interesting ideas in this essay, it is quite negative about groups of people working together in general.
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by two_tasty 6mo ago
Very well said. So many engineers balk at "coming off as positive" as a form of lying or as a pointless social ritual, but it's the only thing that gets you a seat at the table. Engineers who say "no" or "that&
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by two_tasty 6mo ago
I previously worked at BCGX, their tech arm. It's not quite as bad as you point out here, but tech workers are very much second-class-citizens. There's a "jock" vs. "nerd" dynamic between BCG business consultan
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by two_tasty 8mo ago
I love how Tiananmen square is always brought up as some unique and tragic example of disinformation that could never occur in the west, as though western governments don't do the exact same thing with our worldview. Your veneer of cyn
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by two_tasty 8mo ago
I certainly understand this perspective. But is it really so hard to imagine a world where your individual choice to "opt-out" or work for companies that don't use that info is a massive detriment to your individual life? It
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by two_tasty 1y ago
Ah yes, can't wait to tell my auditor / regulator "I don't understand the code because Claude wrote it, but it's fine, because understand the code is for boomers." That will get a big laugh in a deposition.