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remote is cool but there is a huge risk of bed rotting your life away if you don't hold yourself accountable and try to keep a structured routine when there's no obligation to do so.
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the mf who built the first compiler in the 50s using assembly must have been insane.
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I'm apalled by the average CS newgrad level of technical knowledge, I could not have imagined the situation was this bad. What the fuck are universities spending those 4 years in man.
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this guy who keeps showing up in my reels does quant technical interviews to new grads to show how cooked they are it's insane, mf asked to a 4.0 GPA masters on "CS and C++ performance engineering" + FAANG intern "how to allocate memory on the stack" and he was clueless lmao.
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the amount of online sites that earn millions doing file conversion, video downloads etc by running a simple linux cli program on the server is stupid.
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I have a friend working a junior job in deloitte, he basically does accounting. We went on a deep dive on what he does and I came to the conclusion that 80% of it can be automated with python. he just won't do it, why are people like this? is pandas that scary?.
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people who get a formal education in physics/mathematics and then move on to cs/ee are a menace.
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a lot of engineers don't really take into account how far taking care of your looks and being jacked can get you. The perception people have of you is really important even if you don't like this to be the case. this + not being socially inept.
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If you are still in college I would suggest going into something cool like RF software instead of the node js meaningless job pipeline.
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> wake up.> post from last night has 300k impressions .> yacine followed. Ludwig has made me into a niche X micro-celebrity
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@binarybardo I talked to this kid finishing his Masters: Cannot use linux (not gentoo, ubuntu) or git, does not know the difference between stack and heap, 80% of the programming he has done for courses is fucking java slop. What the fuck are they "teaching" for 4 years Bs + 2 years Ms.
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@henryikoh_ I don't know if this is a boomer take (I'm not old I swear) but I think the main reason is we are lowering standards and getting dumber.
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If you dont have time to go through a 1000 page book about compilers but you are curious about them you might follow this instead.
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I believe Arduino has done more bad than good to people who want to learn about embedded. It's ok for toy projects and for teaching kids about robotics, but you are not going to be using an Arduino at work. Buy an STM32 board instead.
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lots of lost souls in the replies, yet again I steer the uninitiated towards CSAPP
this guy who keeps showing up in my reels does quant technical interviews to new grads to show how cooked they are it's insane, mf asked to a 4.0 GPA masters on "CS and C++ performance engineering" + FAANG intern "how to allocate memory on the stack" and he was clueless lmao.
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the leetcode culture has done this to the industry btw, well deserved.
this guy who keeps showing up in my reels does quant technical interviews to new grads to show how cooked they are it's insane, mf asked to a 4.0 GPA masters on "CS and C++ performance engineering" + FAANG intern "how to allocate memory on the stack" and he was clueless lmao.
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getting jacked is so much easier when you start making money, everyday at lunch I just eat either steak or salmon. also 0 supplements, that money can also go into steak or salmon.
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@brownglock_ You should not rely on college for anything other than the piece of paper they give you when you leave; that's it. You are responsible for the things you learnโdo not delegate this responsibility to your school.
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This trend indicates I'll have 2 billion followers by next month
from 100 to 1.8k followers in 48h lmao.
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forget your shitty b2b saas idea, what the world needs are more hardware startups. Start learning VHDL.
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this mf used to post about x86-64 C and reverse engineering.
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Are you really an engineer if you don't do the CAD design and stress analysis for your home gym equipment . Get mogged js soyboys, this what actually building something looks like
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I rejected an insanely cool engineering role building bleeding edge fighter jet avionics because I was not comfortable with the fact that I may end up indirectly being responsible for someone's death. I ended up in the space industry instead, still cool.
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> I open xitter to read about tech and low level.> I get trash engagement farming posts instead.> I close xitter
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my gf (lawyer) finds it so funny that I post on here about CS and people care she dies laughing every time saying that my posts must look like:. "oh yeah you know how these computers are, hmmm". the way she says it is really funny.
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I can't believe I'm going to get psyoped into learning haskell by a bunch of 15 year old balkan nerds.
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This playlist is kino if you want an in depth understanding of how Linux works.
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This was the coolest shit I had ever seen when I was a kid
treasure planet made me who I am, the intro goes so fucking hard.
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We are only one generation apart from people who had to go to their university library or buy insanely expensive textbooks in order to access a tiny fraction of the all the information we now take for granted. Your father could not have dreamt of this world. Dont waste your time.
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the biggest idea that has stuck for me recently is that any program is just a transform of input data into output data. Any program can be designed as a series of data streams with associated functional transforms. The cpu does not care about what the program is modelling.
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oh to be told you are retarded in the kernel mailing list by Linus himself. The male fantasy.
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dropped out of the masters, formal education letting me down once again. If you know how to study you are much better off researching by yourself than trusting the average uni (probably does not apply to top end colleges).
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The new principal engineer we hired spent from 15:30 to 16:30 today checking his fantasy football premier league squad on the work laptop lmao.
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@MLSophist tbh I believe that no matter what I tell him he believes programming is some sort of dark art only available to wizards, an 8 year old can learn python.
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@0xmer_ showed up for the first time today on my feed, couldn't believe what I was watching.
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@Pa_u_los Tell me you program buttons in web pages without telling me you program buttons in web pages.
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man X is easy, before I just used to share all my autistic computer takes with my friends who know nothing about computers, now I just post them here and interact with my fellow silicon enjoyers.
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@binarybardo I'm based in Europe. The school this kid studied at has new grads every year going to CERN.
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For the last two days I've been told I'm "smart" or that I know "a lot". I should make it clear right now that I'm retarded.
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this is an echo chamber and the 14 years old compiler engineers you find on here are not a good representation of the actual dev distribution in the job market. Most people dont care about this stuff after work ours are done.
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I hate the european state of mind. Most of my friends just want to work a boring job for the government and theres maybe 2 of then who want to build something for themselves
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now that the unhinged software devs group has been defeated I move onto my next enemy and the source of all slop, the C and ASM group.
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when I meet my average competitor I get the opposite of impostor syndrome.
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today I got an out of nowhere slack DM from the most senior electronics design engineer at the company, just shitting on me for using vim instead of emacs lmao. you gotta love this stuff.
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learning rust is good even if you don't stick to it because it introduces things that matter and are language independent . for example you may have never thought about lifetimes before but they are definitely there even if you don't have rustc to complain about them.
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this hit me pretty hard a couple months ago and I've been waking up 2-3 hours before work to do the mentally challenging stuff I want to do when I'm the sharpest
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my dad, a retired doctor who has no tech background, is telling me all about how asml has no competition and is the sole semiconductor supplier for nvidia and the AI industry
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my gf has no clue at all about how computers or anything related works and she lives in peace.
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now that grad school has started the average week day is 9h work + 3 || 4 study + run || strength . I'm finna start doing cocaine ๐ฅ๐ฅ
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this also makes her mortal like in the movie btw.
if your AI girlfriend is not a LOCALLY running fine-tuned model, sheโs a prostitute.
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I majored in aerospace engineering because of interstellar that shit hit so hard when you are 14.
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if there comes a time when I'm no longer a wagie and I need to hire someone for my company I'm going directly to the 14 yr old mega autists on here over any Msc LinkedIn poster.
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just so it's on the thread this was a separate question as I'm seeing a lot of confusion in the replies.
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when I teach my kid about computers we are not even starting with analog electronics, we are starting at the bottom of the stack with the physics of electricity.
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This is the bible but trying to go through it sequentially as a normal book is not maximizing returns due to the sheer size. Having it as reference and fully studying a chapter when required (for example the one on linkers or the cpu pipeline) is the proper way to do it
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wtf you mean by "chat" bro, you are talking to a bunch of filipino bots and an egirl from north Macedonia.
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you can learn anything for **free** on the age of information, people don't seem to get this.
@0x_dea110c8 What are they teaching them? You can learn this stuff on a $200 codecademy course.
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Software is special because it's practically zero cost to learn and build. It is much more resource intensive to explore the other engineering disciplines. You cannot be interested in civil engineering and build bridges at home.
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when I meet my average competitor I get the opposite of impostor syndrome.
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2hr drive, lex podcast, and red bull so I don't fall asleep to lex podcast
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๐๐ผ๐ผ๐ธ๐ ๐๐๐ฒ๐ฟ๐ ๐ฆ๐ผ๐ณ๐๐๐ฎ๐ฟ๐ฒ ๐๐ป๐ด๐ถ๐ป๐ฒ๐ฒ๐ฟ ๐ ๐๐๐ ๐ฅ๐ฒ๐ฎ๐ฑ ๐ถ๐ป ๐ฎ๐ฌ๐ฎ๐ฑ. You probably already noticed that I'm a big fan of reading. You can learn from knowledgeable people by working directly with them or reading what they have written. The first option is the
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Been working on a combined development effort with a really big client. I'm amazed that planes don't fall out of the sky and that modern systems work, the amount of incompetence you find in industry is astounding. My friends in other companies also share this feeling.
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me unfollowing kids that posted kino now that they just spam bait to get monetized
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@_VatsaDev_ I can design and simulate fucking aerostructures I think I'm capable of building a squat rack.
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treasure planet made me who I am, the intro goes so fucking hard.
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I've spent the last couple days studying this classic and it's been much more challenging to fully grasp than I anticipated
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I once had to buy a bunch of electronics stuff and I was psyoped into "supporting local business" instead of going for AliExpress . they charged me $30 for a breadboard, won't catch me with that ever again my pals in shenzhen would never do that to me.
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take me back to when companies were fully managed and run by engineers. One can only imagine not dealing with bullshit, the golden age.
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This is how the project manager brings me to the client meeting.
land where 'tough' is an understatement. Australia is not for beginners. a thread . 1. The absolute size of this cattle-eating crocodile caught in Australia.
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