i honestly don't get why google removed 3.7 flash, as it made no harm just being in the list, and it is much better for simple and quick tasks
3.8 just goes through the entire codebase to change a single thing in a file that already was in context
Honestly I think it is more important to get over quick domaine from implementing quick features and invest more time in structuring docs and treating them as a SSoT w versioning, etc. Even better if you can adapt codegraph, so everything is checked against them
One leetcode a day keeps the HR away
Been doing it as prep for interviews, but now with this ai era, it is nice thing to have as a general daily habit to keep the brain functioning and writing atleast some code daily, so definetly recommend
sorry X, will probably join shit posting wave...
never been active on social media and this is definitely out of my comfort zone, and the worst thing is basically me overthinking all, so imo the best decision right now is just to start w whatever...
@thekitze@javilopen Can I also join, leave 15min way, know a great place in the center? Just starting on my journey, but would be great to hear u all out and connect)
I am currently working on a big project, consisting of different clients, microservices, complex cloud infra, etc, and for the most part each part can be worked on in isolation, by just giving the interface rules to the agent, instead of having to browse through the entire codebase. Does something like that even exist in the current AI startup scene?
I understand that you can work via markdown files defined per service, but it is hard to properly enforce them being upto date.
Been applying here and there during studies with high filters, due to lack of time, and at least was able to properly track each application.
Now started to mass-apply and the inbox just filled with emails that hide the actual status (next step / rejected, etc) in a bunch of unnecessary text. Makes it so time-consuming to go over them, especially with the success rates nowadays.
Might be worth automating it and starting to work more on public GitHub presence alongside.
Just graduated with a BSc in CSE, and currently working on doing something myself and looking for work. In the meantime decided to explore X to get into social media, so will see how it is gonna turn out.
Will try to write about my tech journey and make sense of how X works on the way.