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Agreed with what you said, when you're only considering security and usability you're often not at a Pareto optimal state, but once you add cost into the picture you see a lot more…

> I would then have to wonder if all the time saved in the first place at all. From my experiences using AI to write documentation, if your bar is high quality documentation, yes, …

> We do this and then no one reads it. My experience with AI-written documentation is that, as a category, it contains just enough technical errors that more often than not I end u…

If it’s a problem you’re willing to solve with money and don’t want any special stuff like mods, you can pay for a server with Realms and then you don’t need to think too hard abou…

If you're not set on a "survival mode" design, could you design it as counting up instead of counting down? And maybe showing a "par" time, that way players can opt into the challe…

Another idea: maybe time how long you take for each word, and for the competitive among us, show stats on how long you took compared to everyone else, and a leaderboard for who too…

> I've been around many conversations over the years where people would say goofy things like they couldn't use Python because it's untyped. I'm not sure I would go that far, but I…

> The whole “you could only possibly pretend to care about other people” response to the book is vaguely psychopathic. I prefer to interpret it charitably: the line between influen…

> for some reason I got it in my head that it's a sort of red pilled book that teaches you how to manipulate people. It's two sides of the same coin. Many techniques in that book a…

It’s rough at first but you will learn the baby’s rhythms and preferences. If you track their sleep and wake up times (I did it the old fashioned way in a notebook) you’ll see a pa…

> But as any parent knows, changing nappies is really one of the easier parts of looking after babies and toddlers. For sure, probably because stinky diapers are visceral but psych…

"E2E teams" are difficult because your success depends on specialized teams to not screw you over - and not just in terms of politics, but it can happen just from them protecting t…

I sneak thirty minutes in here and there for it regardless of my manager. If you work, say, 40-45 hours a week, you’re probably doing 20 hours of true focused productivity. It’s ea…

In my experience it doesn't really work that way. It's somewhat akin to a house that's undergone multiple remodels. You eventually run out of the house's structural capacity for mo…

> The point of the question is to have something remotely understandable for both sides to talk about, that’s it. I think a lot of people miss this point. Real projects are complex…

> While I agree, how much training does anyone get as an interviewer? TL;DR: not enough training. As a hiring manager, whenever we start a hiring period I have a conversation with …

It depends on the situation. Sometimes you just have a bad interviewer who is looking for something specific from you but isn't telling you. If you're experienced in these intervie…

Having been both the interviewer and the candidate in this kind of situation, this is really a big interviewer training failure. The general way to handle this as an interviewer is…

> If they're good at whatever it is they end up doing, that's good. As a former PM (now an engineer), I think that's pretty much it. Teams and companies will vary a lot in terms of…

I generally agree with the take. At the moment the models and agents aren’t good enough for someone who isn’t trained to build and maintain a production system. So as long as Eng i…

I've definitely found that I could inhale information faster and memorize much faster as a teenager. I think I was even faster in college. In my mid-30s, I'm definitely slower to p…

My personal experience with this from the manager's perspective: I aim to promote someone as soon as they are ready, but no sooner. If I promote someone who will not succeed agains…

This is cool. It feels a lot like business school cases where you get a packet of context and need to think about how to navigate the many factors at play, though with more direct …

Or it could be both. Time will tell. ConcernedApe's next game is also built on MonoGame, so he has self-interested reasons to want MonoGame to continue to be maintained. But just b…

> I would like to see how fundamental the requirement to have directories are to AI workflows. In my experience, it's not that directories are inherently important, it's that an or…