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Building apps by day, questioning reality by night 👨💻🚀
Freedom hits different when your office is wherever WiFi exists. 🏝️ ✈️
Also… aliens are real, you KNOW they’r running cleaner code than YOU 👽
Stay curious. Stay building. 💚
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I need to raise $2,000 in the next 24 hours. So, if you need cloud hosting, code reviews, small projects completed.. let me know. I don't sleep, all work is done quickly.
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So, the liberals have bullshitted about active military and veterans for as long as I can remember and now they are complaining that Trump did not serve 😂🤣
He was not a politician before becoming the President either and has done a better job than all the dinosaurs who have been in Congress since the medieval times.
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I gotta say, for ship that was sunk by Iran five times, the USS Abraham Lincoln is looking pretty good here!
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When you think PETA couldn’t get any dumber!
Can you imagine a smoked trex rib slab!!
Bring it on baby!
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No longer!
Thank you, President Trump and @SecKennedy!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Image is deliberately misleading. 72 is the potential number of doses--not vaccines--if someone got every booster shot every year through age 18; it is not vaccinations for an infant. The US schedule traditionally recommended twelve vaccinations for 0-6 mos.
aafp.org/clinical-insig…
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What is space missing
10%His mojo
20%His keys
40%His left sock
30%A GF
10 votes • Final results
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On my way back home! I hope this plane ✈️ doesn’t run on JavaScript 😂 🤷🏻♂️
I hope you all have a wonderful start of your week!
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SpaceX has almost finished writing V1.0 of an in-house AI training stack in C that exact-maps to 220k GB300s with 800G NICs, making heavy use of pipeline parallelism and getting as close to bare metal as possible.
The potential speed improvement vs JAX for large training runs is over an order of magnitude.
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Dear recruiters (and hiring managers if you are watching);
I am going to rant about a few things I have noticed regarding the hiring pipeline. And I want to preface this by saying over the last 3 years I have applied for over 2,000 jobs between LinkedIn and Indeed.
First, the ageism is QUITE obvious. Not sure (other than perhaps legal ramifications) you are even trying to hide it. For context, I have been a professional software engineer for 25 years (for clarity, every single rent check I have issued was the result of writing and shipping software). So, if I get a response that says "We really prefer someone with 3-5 years of experience"... this is a little obvious.
Second, this unicorn thing. This idea that you are going to find someone that understands YOUR stack! The stack YOU created. Or looking for someone who has never done anything but React since the day it was released (primary problem there, obviously, pay a premium for an expert that will never be able to grow with your business).
And finally; this idea of "proficiency in [x], [y], or [z] programming languages". What does this even mean? How are you defining "proficiency"?
Here is a simple example of a VERY common problem. What if the problem is "we need to traverse this [array, tree, etc] in both directions". Imagine you just hired me, a literal expert in Javascript and React! But, I don't know what a doubly linked list is! Now think of the inverse, I know exactly how to solve that problem! I just don't have much experience in [whatever language you prefer me to be proficient in]. Since I know the answer, I have solved the problem, it is pretty easy for me to ask an AI, "How do I implement a doubly linked list in [x]?" Do you see the difference? In time, in cost... to be honest, I am QUITE CERTAIN that most of you don't.
