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simanyay

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About simanyay

website: anton.kovalyov.net

email: s/\./@/

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    Very cool! I wonder if it performs differently on actual “production” code versus random tests? I opened ChatGPT, typed a random non-sensical prompt, copy-pasted the response[1] in…

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    Comment #45185118

    Would they have space? Considering that Github was always remote, that's a lot of people to fit into existing space. Though I guess it depends on how many Github employees are with…

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    Comment #45185023

    Can't tell if this affects Github employees as well? I was under impression that they don't actually have offices to “return to”.

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    Comment #43462887

    For some reason, any model trips up on our FE unit tests. Which are pretty generic tests for a React app. The only difference is that we use vitest instead of jest and, even with s…

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    Comment #43462870

    I don't think they mean auto-complete, though I have no proof of that. If they include auto-completion, that's extremely disingenuous on their part. While I expect something like t…

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    Ask HN: Do you use AI to generate majority of your production code?

    These days I often see extraordinary claims from reputable industry and other insiders that AI writes most of the code and human programmers are simply supervising it. For example,…

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    Comment #42720542

    Same. Getting a drivers license and car plates in Seattle was a _fantastic_ experience. Start with a simple, fast web app. Finish with a 10 minute start-to-end in person appointmen…

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    Comment #42581860

    Hm, I’ll need to ask about it!

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    Comment #42576654

    Kodex | Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE (US) | FULL TIME | NO VISAS ABOUT THE ROLE We’re seeking an experienced Full Stack Software Engineer to join our growing team and help build th…

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    Comment #41873420

    If it was a recruiter encouraging you to apply, chances are it was a mass campaign to fill the recruiting pipeline. In my experience that’s how recruiters work and the only thing i…

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    Comment #38511703

    A few years ago I got fed up with then-popular JavaScript linter, JSLint, and forked it to make JSHint. I wouldn't say JSHint was the only criteria that landed me the job but it de…

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    Comment #33257126

    Recently bought a used 10 year old MacMini to use as a home server behind Tailscale. So now writing small apps here and there for myself. Latest is bland, it's like del.icio.us but…

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    Comment #32419121

    I believe its managed by the GIFCT: https://gifct.org/

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    Comment #31089733

    Played around with the sandbox for a few minutes and it feels great! Can't wait to try it out properly on the weekend.

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    Comment #28720788

    Abnormal Security | Multiple Roles in Engineering & ML | REMOTE (USA or Singapore) | Full-Time | https://abnormalsecurity.com/see-open-roles/ Business email compromise (phishing, e…

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    Comment #22666231

    I interviewed at Alto a couple of years back. Even though I went to take another offer (it was more closely related to the area I wanted to focus on) their interview process was gr…

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    Comment #22110176

    > Because Medium doesn’t author anything OneZero is a publication owned and operated by Medium.

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    Comment #13259243

    Author/editor of Beautiful JavaScript here. I'm very confused by this website. It appears somebody took one chapter (Functional JavaScript) and re-published it as a book. If you wa…

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    Comment #6755872

    It will either be in tomorrow's Nightly or we will do an extra build of Nightly in the afternoon.

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    Comment #6518558

    (I'm a member of the Firefox Developer Tools team) Our RDP (Remote Debugging Protocol) is not interoperable with the one in Chrome or any other browser. There are two reasons: 1) B…

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    Comment #6318972

    Mozilla is more conservative with money than other companies. No corporate credit cards, no daily travel allowances, no daily breakfast, lunch and dinner (only lunch and only once …