Jeremy Tregunna
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I build stuff. Senior SWE @ Microsoft, Substrate Core Directory Capacity. I eat glass and look into the abyss.
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@DedalusDev
I wish more people understood that saying no, if you're happy in your life, is easier than they think. Because you'll still be happy in your life. But a lot of money can disrupt that in ways you won't be able to easily know ahead of time.
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@Provokethoughtz
Canadian here. Half the money I've ever paid to taxes in Canada goes to healthcare costs.
My effective rate the last year I was resident for tax purposes in Canada, was 51.2% all told. HALF of the budget of the province I lived in at the time went to medicare.
It's not 4%...
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@mariia__t
They're also a great set of principles to slow your code down if you follow them strictly. I've been writing code for 37 years, not as long as Bob Martin sure, but the truth is somewhere between chaos and this. As always, "it depends."
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@Jonathan_Blow
Because software tends to accumulate.
Rockets tend towards efficiency for many reasons (cost, efficiency typically)
Different incentive structures in the way we build our companies and service our customers.
Sadly, it'd be nice if software worked similarly though.
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@Web3Brainiac
@LibertyCappy
Every race has been a slave... The only difference is, how recent, and where.
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@ThePrimeagen
I'm 37 years into programming, but discovering new things is what kept me interested in programming in the first place. This year I'm switching back to C# which I haven't touched in over a decade, should be fun and a world full of new (to me) discoveries.
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@WhoTFIsHatman
Rust. Getting from 0-60% is pretty quick in a lot of languages, but Rust, 0-30% is pretty quick, 0-60% takes a year or more, and 0-100% takes years.
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@levelsio
Two different modes of building, and in my 20+ years professionally as a dev, encountered many like her. Code quality > *.
It's a lie. Your customers don't care about the code, the tools you use, they care about your attention to detail to the things they are using that you ship
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@SydSteyerhart
Fewer humans mean fewer productive people, which means we all get poorer. More humans means more hyper productive people which contribute to making the world better for everyone. That's how I interpret his thesis anyway, and I'd say that I mostly agree.
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@webdevcody
Remember when React and other SPA frameworks got really popular, and now people are realizing that for many types of applications, it's silly, and we should be doing more on the server than the client?
The list could literally go on ad infinitum...
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@daboigbae
You forgot the bevy of sleep(1);'s in between each of the print statements to add suspense.
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@ayushunleashed
I'm 37 years in, 16 years professionally, currently a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft, but before joining them, I was Principal Engineer level at least, Director/VP Eng level at other places, and a fractional CTO on the side.
Am I Senior SWE level? Nope, higher than that.
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@OngDevLab
Dinosaur Naming Service.
It's an ancient system developed by velociraptors to help categorize and locate dinosaurs across the prehistoric world!
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@DorianDevelops
Companies have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders so why would it be illegal?
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@eddiejaoude
Since those keys are second factors, always have 2 second factors and keep them in different places. You lose one, no big deal, delete it from the list of second factors in the app you use and move on, get another.
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@ThePrimeagen
It's silly anyway because if you don't do it at runtime, and this number can be generated at runtime, then you get no type checking anyway because that's not how TS works.
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@hernandoabella
Wait until Charlie figures out that relationship, all hell's gonna break lose.
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@MikeDiplockre
Also, took away my right to vote as a Canadian citizen only to have it reinstated by the Trudeau liberals in response to a Supreme Court ruling, where I got my vote back.
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@watthedoodle
That might be a reason to dislike Rob Pike, but the language isn't to blame... Also, who cares? Like the world needs another C++ or Rust. Languages that, to go from 0-60% takes weeks or months, and a lifetime to go from 60-100%.
Go, 0-60% in a few days, 60-100% in a few months.
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@jameslochrie
I'm Canadian, started two companies in Canada that I ran for over 12 years. I am unlikely to ever repeat that. My next company won't be Canadian, my current company isn't either.
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@OngDevLab
Learn to love the struggle.
Figure out what all goes into "good days" and "bad days" down to the fundamental relevant unit level, and outsource as much of the "bad days" units as you can, while maximizing as much of the "good days" units as you can. Do this exercise a few times
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@4HumanUnity
@RobertKennedyJr
How many of those crimes was Durov party to personally? I guess we'll find out. If the answer is 0 then this is just a witch hunt.
If we hold the people who make a tool responsible for the acts of the people who use the tool by making them parties to that crime, can't wait for
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@IroncladDev
Yeah, because they don't want you doing "IroncladDev1234'; DELETE FROM users; --"
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@MaverickAlbert5
Fun fact, in firefox it's offset by about the same amount, closer to the bottom.
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@jeremykuoo
Less to do with his marketing, and more to do with the way he plays the character. Engaging, funny, ... entertaining. If Deadpool vs Wolverine was more heavy on Wolverine than Deadpool, I probably would've passed on it. I'm not a superhero kinda guy. But I do love me a good movie
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@Rainmaker1973
I don't remember when Steve Jobs died, but I remember what I was doing when I heard Dennis Ritchie died. I was working on an iPhone application, debugging an audio stream.
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@Sarah_Katilyn
A sweet hand drawn note from my kids. I have collected them over the years and they always mean the most to me
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@NanouuSymeon
Really? That's how I've found remote work for the last 8 years...LinkedIn.
Including this position at Microsoft that I now occupy.
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@ThePrimeagen
Go. It's simple, and simple lets me be quick, and being quick makes me valuable, and being valuable means I'm less stressed, which means I'm a better dad.
So, yeah, no question. Go.
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@hannahsox12
Linux, 100%. In fact, I prefer to isolate projects by VM through my local virtualization servers, and then simply configure tmux and ssh to make that less of a pain to switch between them.
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@ThePrimeagen
Working on a Linux BPF rule right now (kernel code), and I'm going to use a regex on purpose! Right now I parse the uint16_t's directly, and this code doesn't work yet, but refactor time just so I can imagine your look of disapproval.
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@weirddalle
Helped reinforce convergant learning, and contribute to the reason you don't push back against authority. That's the main objective of schooling in the first place; make people more productive than they'd be without, and get them all to obey authority.
You're welcome
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@MV1GOLD
Same thing I did watching it live; corner isn't helping the case, but Max is on the racing line, and Lando chose to go to the outside, and he was dive bombing for the last few laps before this accident. I'm not saying Max is blameless, but Lando should've got the penalty
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@matteocollina
LOL, this is the hottest of hot takes.
A leak doesn't require OOM in any reasonable runtime length.
Also think of the reputational damage you can do if your software is critical to your customers' operations, if you let that leak go until it does take down your service.
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@linux_deepin
Linux > Windows > macOS for me. Apple's dead to me with how they no longer make products for folks like me who helped build their brand.
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@WarrenInTheBuff
You don't need Gin, just use modern Go's standard library. If your big get from Gin is routing, then the stdlib in 1.22 is on par, and it comes with one fewer depedency.
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@awakeandseeing
Couldn't pay me to live in Canada before serious reforms are made to the way it's governed and the taxes I got so tired of paying that I moved out of it.
I'm Canadian, I love Canada, but I can't stand how it was run and how I've already had my right to vote revoked, and
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@astralfaza
Nah, frontend is easier in some cases, at least the way I do it. HTMX, tailwind, only have JS in places I absolutely have to do something client side, which is very few things anymore.
Backend is the state, and it's harder. PS, while I'm full stack, I bias 85% backend.
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@hingeloss
There are so many more useful ways to find quality candidates than trivia though. Talk to me about something you're proud you built, you were on the critical path of implementation, how you resolved conflicts around key areas of the design, let me probe known areas where I know
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@dhh
I built a similarly spec'd system, but with 32 cores, a few generations older (Epyc Rome, a 7452), and all in (excluding the $11k of GPUs it runs) it was about $1800. Or about 9 months of that rental.
Granted, it took me a solid day to build and get running, but ha, tradeoffs
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@aleatoryai
@ylecun
@elonmusk
All I know is what is documented. What isn't documented isn't guaranteed not to exist. But his original statement was incorrect.
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@OngDevLab
I would use a blockchain, and yeah I'm that guy here I guess. The technology is immutable, ways to scale it, and so if I had to use something other than paper, I'd use a blockchain built on zero trust.
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@PelvinDreams
Self-taught dev here, no clue who she is. That said, I've been teaching myself how to code in over 40 languages, over the last nearly 40 years. I got quite good at it decades ago, so that's probably why.
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@OngDevLab
No hot takes, just facts...
There are only two genders.
The climate changes, and humans are not going to end the world through alternations to it.
Meat isn't bad for you or the environment.
Taxation is theft.
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@typeofalex
@levelsio
Yes, I do. I work at Microsoft on one of the world's largest data platforms. Code quality is important.
But when I'm building concepts that might turn into businesses outside of my day job, those, who gives a crap? I'm doing them alone typically and priority is on validation not
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@ThePrimeagen
For the record, as a self-taught engineer, I always liked working with other self-taught engineers, because they never throw "O(nlog(n)) algo is better than O(n) in this case" when n is always very very low and our scale isn't very very big. LOL
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@OngDevLab
Depends on what their goal is.
JS if they want to do frontend, because might as well, it's so widespread.
Go if they want to do backend, because it's robust, simple, and easy to pick up but teaches you a lot.
C if they want to be in the embedded world. (Would say Rust, but not
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@AdiKumarSaroj
when you have a known distance, you can align the pins on those points, and then rotate it on one point, then the other to extend further, repeating and counting up by 1 each time you turn it, to get an estimate of the distance from the starting point to the ending point on a map
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@julianweisser
Yeah, Theo's all about the drama and secondarily about the tech. Best to think of him in that bucket, and apply that lens when he pops up in your feed so you can just ignore him; unless you like drama.
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@t3dotgg
Clerk doesn't pay me, nor do any of the cloud providers. You're not wrong, no reason to be mad at the series of events. Bugs happen, we all know that, and responsible disclosure is important, but also fixing the issue is important. The timeline involved here supports your theory
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@ImLunaHey
"divide 50 by half" = 25
"and add 20" = 45
if it were "divide 50 by one half" = 50 / 0.5 = 100
"and add 20" = 120
The first answer correctly answers your post, but the second one if you forgot the word "one".
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@Chandan_jha_21
If you're like me and can live in the terminal, yeah it's plenty. But if you're also like me, and work on AI tools, then hell no.
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@CicmilJovan
Tell them that we have no ability to send them the password, because we can't decrypt it. It's technologically not possible.
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@telegram
I wonder how many criminals use iOS or macOS, Windows, or Android, Google Search, etc. Arrest the lot I guess is what the French government is eyeballing.
Just because undesirable people use your app doesn't mean you should be responsible for what they do.
Governments give
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@crypt0x_0
Yup... Pump them up for sure when they exceed expectations, both their own, and your own. But never use that phrase. Instead say things like "That was a very smart thing to do" or "I didn't think about that, good job!" It helps build confidence in your kid too.
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@C25216702C
Canadian here, also live in Central America now but spent many decades in the Great White North, so here's my 2 cents.
Climate.
Canada's a giant land mass with different climate zones in the northern part of the world. On average, it doesn't get anywhere near the sunlight that
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@bruinburner
@derrico_henrio
Funny, so ID required, background check required, cooling off period required to vote just to get to par with buying a gun then?
Gotcha. So you are saying that more than ID should be required to vote, got it.
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@communismturtle
@Provokethoughtz
Canadian healthcare costs are still 80% (per person) that of the US, with 10% the people.
GDP has little to do with it, do the math, it's still not 4%. :)
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@hindsight2020is
@lexfridman
So why not arrest the Toyota CEO for building vehicles and selling them to people who would put them in the hands of armed terrorist groups in the middle east? Honda too?
What about that time when Apple refused to help the FBI unlock one of the San Bernadino shooters phones?
Or
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@unclebobmartin
Except harder to make the common screwups that go unnoticed (think pointer arithmetic).
But yes, even though Go has some rough edges, it's become my favourite language to just crank an idea out quickly and have the confidence that I can go to production quickly too.
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I was a principal engineer, and then I pivoted into engineering management.
I'll echo Andy's statement... I've been lucky in my life.
1. I grew up in rural Ontario, Canada, got my first family computer in '86 that my grandmother bought for my dad.
2. Back in the 80s, computer
I'm a Principal software engineer (referred to as a Principal Member of Technical Staff where I work) and have been in the industry about 17 years now.
I wanted to echo George's statement:
We've worked hard but do not discount the luck, privilege, and the efforts of other
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@Aaronsmith333
Most want parents to be consulted about drag queen story hour, and about the content of the books that are to be red. It's slightly different. LOL
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@webdevcody
I self-host all my services except those I can't. This means I have my own search engine, s3 data storage on my SAN, my own dbs, etc., because I have the skills and I value my data privacy. It's not an ego thing at all.
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@OngDevLab
171, my last test. As silly as it sounds, hit your keys harder than you are. The harder you type, the more confident you will be, and the faster you will get. It sounds ridiculous, but everyone I know that's over 180+ (including myself), literally punishes their keys
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@watthedoodle
Are you saying you can't write safe, correct and robust code in Go?
I think you might be surprised.
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@daboigbae
I never understood why people continue to drink Coke when there's Pepsi...
Same reason people prefer vim (or neovim) to VSCode.
It's called preference.
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@zoomertea
Won't impact most men I know, except if you give off vibes that you're happy with yourself, sweet, demure, and you appear interested in us in a way that most men can recognize, not the way many women think men should understand.
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@Bitsoflogic
@svpino
Nope, they don't confirm who the father is of the "older son" -- so maybe different father? Who knows. But one thing is confirmed, llama3 thinks it was incest.
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@hernandoabella
fake?
But seriously, I've yet to meet a full-stack dev that isn't heavily biased one way or the other. A proper full-stack dev doesn't exist, it's a myth, like Bigfoot.
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@svpino
Essentailly, the tl;dr version: Cabals use their influence to coerce member orgs to behave certain ways. X's argument is that global alliance for responsible media is such a cabal and it's using its influence to dissuade brands from advertising on X because it's owned by Elon
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