mendodog.bsky.social
Enjoying long dogs on the beach in Mendocino.
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I self-sabotaged an interview once because I was asked about how I demonstrated "grit" and got so annoyed with the question and its subtext that I denied the premise.
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Maybe a third? Or a quarter of a provision?
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I mentioned my company (lettuce.co) in a previous thread. If you want to hear more, let me know.
And if not, I'll not pester you further.
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I work remotely because I moved to a beautiful small town so I could have dogs. But also, I work remotely because I know the value of my labor... and so does my employer.
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What kind of role are you looking for?
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It's not like I'm not tempted.
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FWIW, we're leaning into DuckDB and that really does make a difference in that for most usages, it's possible to stitch together data from different sources very easily and ingestion from common sources can be done really nicely without using third-party tools.
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Right now hours because no needs anything faster and we don't want to pay for a faster solution until there's a real need.
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Doctrine of Labyrinths by @pennyvixen.bsky.social has this. Everywhere the characters travel, magic is done differently.
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Here, have an even more mediocre picture of a deer.
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I mean, they usually don't have any interest in being a better employer.
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Not to mention a nap.
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Ooh. I had this bookmarked. Purchased!
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What about fretvine futures? Seems like an amazing investment opportunity.
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We use one psuedo monorepo per architecture layer (and language). It mostly works but our scale is small.
I call them multirepos?
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They are very painful.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Have you met a Costa Rican bullet ant?
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What, no Ana and Din mystery of the week franchise?
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Maybe 15 years ago, while in rather good shape, I played paintball for a friend's bachelor party. The crouching and squatting were almost as bad as close rang shots.
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I reviewed a few job candidates this week and half of them sent videos. On the one hand, these certainly convey more than a resume tailored to an HR department's opaque criteria. On the other hand, I'm very good at reading text quickly and not so much with video.
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Our older dog is named Harvey. We frequently substitute his name into a certain alliterative poem...
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It's awful. The NBA should want the best players to play in the playoffs. They need to reduce the number of games.
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It's all disingenuous. Once someone's decided to put higher meaning into a technology, they aren't operating from a position that accepts reason.
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I just bought this at my local bookstore! Excited because I loved Rooks & Ruin.
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One of ours (husky, thankfully) chased after a smell while we were visiting the mountains (and three feet of snow) and wasn't recovered for 24 hours.
We love her so much.
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Drastically underrated.
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I've yet to ready any of his work I didn't enjoy, but the latest gets the honor of "giving as a gift to my mom"
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His own photos make him look bad enough...
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I think it's a volume problem. It takes less effort than effort to write drivel, ergo it is harder than ever to find good thinking (and writing).
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Age and maturity. It seems impossible now to treat people as anything other than themselves.
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Post-human is rich tecnhoidiot wishful thinking.
Post-apocalypic is many things, including the most likely consequence of said idiots have enough power to pursue their wishes.
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My own experience is a) lots of talking about AI, b) little real impact, c) plenty of anxiety.
My prediction: Jevons paradox.
Unit costs go down slightly, demand goes up. Some companies try/fail to cut costs, but repeat the same errors as with outsourcing.
Consultants make money.
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Xenophobia meets ignorance.
Good luck recovering the tax dollars immigrants used to pay...
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Well deserved
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That's beautiful
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It's nice when all the boring stuff works. I feel that way about pedantic and typing. Though I'd love to see higher order types some day.