Nos estamos centrando mucho en la IA y la cantidad de agua y energía que consume para hacer videos estúpidos, y estamos ignorando el verdadero problema: la gente que dice aove.
This is a heavy story about a brilliant Scala developer who put his life into his work. 💔 After many health and personal problems, he open-sourced his project for everyone. Let's help him find a new job or support his work! 🙏 #scala
https://t.co/kbCAQUFtHP
Some of the best engineers I know, from the personal and professional point of view, is doing interviews (I can't hire him)
He got rejected many times because the interviews are looking into particular stuff instead of asking for principles.
I could understand that if you are looking for a super well defined role, but most of these companies are still figuring out things, they need people with the ability to move in between layers of abstraction, eat shit, manage uncertanty.
That means those companies put processes and people without understanding what they are hiring.
Please, fix your interview processes because you are hiring people that trained to pass interviews.
I finally published my book about Postgres!
Check it out here: https://t.co/JEI6uqQYV0
Thanks @alextrending for the very good feedback, and @FranckPachot for taking the time on reading the book and writing the foreword.
More details here:
https://t.co/mPiTDb47qn
New series! First article: The Go Bootstrap 🚀
Your main() is not the entry point. The real one is an function that kicks off the entire runtime setup.
Scheduler, memory allocator, GC, stack pools, system monitor. All before your code runs.
👉 https://t.co/cf6VP7EgVO
#golang
My new book is almost ready: "Deep Dive Into a SQL Query". A journey through PostgreSQL's query processing, from connection to results.
As low as $9.99. Intentionally low, I want it accessible. If even that is a stretch, email me for a free copy.
https://t.co/JEI6uqQYV0
My timeline is full of people mocking the anthropic compiler.
Like SSDs that didn't last more than a year.
Like Ballmer and the iPhone.
Like Letterman and the internet.
Like digital cameras.
Like electric cars.
Like lasers in medicine.
Like washing machines.
Like wifi.
Una pregunta frecuente en mis entrevistas de empleo es por qué usar patrones y no un modelo de ML para la parte de lenguaje natural de @zoe_gul. Mi respuesta siempre ha sido "¿dejarías que un modelo acceda a tus cuentas del banco?".
Pues voy a tener que cambiar la respuesta.
Hoy hace 11 años que te cogí la manita, y desde entonces no nos hemos soltado. Aunque tu lo necesitas cada vez menos, pero yo lo necesito cada vez más.