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jeffwiederkehr
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Comment #40460874
I stumbled into a career in programming due to originally learning excel in an unrelated field. This project is such a great idea imo and seems like it would be a game changer for …
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Comment #40374917
I have the same question/confusion. I'm not sure what the benefit is of merging the projects? I get they are very close feature wise but why physically combine and make Remix featu…
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Comment #39992136
Great article! I had a similar set up using zsh and fzf but recently switched to https://atuin.sh/ and can't recommended it enough. It just works and I love the default built in se…
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Comment #38474827
I love yabai and use it every day. It’s the only Mac OS is tolerable for me vs Linux with a WM. I am sad though that you lose a good chunk of functionality without disabling SIP, w…
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Comment #38370150
I managed fast food restaurants prior to becoming a SWE and our target turnover was 130% annually so not quite to that level.
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Comment #37844604
This guide was the only resource that made my 400 CS networking course material final stick.
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Comment #37475816
I don't think anything close to the compute needed to train chatgpt or any of the other LLM's would be possible in 1985 or 2000
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Comment #37255961
Not affilated in any way, listened to a podcast with Richard Hipp the founder of SQLite https://corecursive.com/066-sqlite-with-richard-hipp/ . Super interesting especially his tho…
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Comment #36392772
I'm not sure I agree with the premise of the post. I recently graduated college and the absolute best opportunities available to me where I made the most growth as a dev where inte…
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Comment #34161687
I think the numbers above actually make sense if you look at the pressures that influence decisions on what to study and whether to get a PhD for national vs international students…
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Comment #33071103
Location: Tucson, Arizona Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, Javascript, Node.js, React, Kubernetes, Service Mesh Resume: https://filebin.net/zssfxnq…
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Comment #32682701
Location: Tucson, Arizona Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, Javascript, Node.js, React, Kubernetes, Service Mesh Resume: https://filebin.net/gizyrg2…
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Comment #32358713
Excited to see Taro on the front page of HN. I’m just finishing up my first internship at a Big Tech Co and the advice and discussions I’ve seen from Rahul/Alex were extremely valu…
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Comment #31871594
Stoked to see hackpack on the front page of HN. Not affiliated with the company just a customer but they were critical part in my success prepping for technical interviews. Can't r…
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Comment #31310651
I'm a huge fan of waterloo's model as well for students but I think it's really hard to replicate without the prestige of a University like Waterloo.
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Comment #31299734
I'm on the latest release because their was a copr available for Fedora. I haven't noticed any issues so far but have only used it for a couple hours at this point.
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Comment #31292009
I'm also a college student who went down the same rabbit hole recently. I found this github repo and video series super helpful for understanding how to create your own neovim conf…
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Comment #31287703
I’m a student and in our CS department professors can test our code with valgrind and for formatting with Gradescope. I’m not sure how it works in practice but it’s an option if yo…
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Comment #29559600
I don’t daily drive pop os but i theirs a couple quality of life improvements like slimmed down default applications, improved App Store, default support for battery profiles. Also…
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Comment #29528521
I’m just a student but I would love some content around how to get started with serverless. Also comparing and contrasting different front end or UI frameworks and what you’ve seen…