purplemoonx
Yeah not doing that
Given money to 2 different companies for access to this one (Hailou, Kling).
LLMs were never a market for me, video was at first, but this may be all I need moving forward.
I almost never see anyone talk about Vidu such as their Q3 series - the one I have paid most for and use most.
I think that's why I failed that Leetcode that one time - it was never in the cards
Noooo come on We're not saying "Gloom" that's just the chemical.
Glumiphosphoroxate It treats mild whimsies.
Have one??????
YOU GOT ONE?
Come on in. Oh yeah. You have it. You definitely fucking have it LOL. Here take 2 of these.
Glumaway
You're one of us now.
Bad for consumers.
Great for e-ink device manufacturers.
Now we got this e-ink UI dev.
I don't like it one bit Tony
Go was absolutely not mainstream in 200 fucking 9. When Flash dominated the web and everyone did Wordpress for websites. Nobody (at large) did Go before they did Node.
You are pointing to extremely early design discussions you absolute twat. Get real. Anyone who was active in their career in ~2013 knows that's exactly when Go came out.
I am from San Francisco and lived here my whole life - and it wasn't the epicenter of tech then (2013) but Mountain View sure as fuck was, and it's like 45m away and I would fucking know if Go was written in 2009 and it wasn't.
You're a liar. Go away
Love that. Beside the point, I know, but still.
And you know... I can't really say it isn't the case. Even within this body and ~90 years, it is the case.
Weird shit
It's a different kind of thinking.
That said, if that "clicked" for you, you may find yourself surprisingly good at backend - algorithmic thinking shines in crypto, search, and LLMs. Get into Python or Node if you haven't for some random idea (ever wanted to make a web contact form or something?) - the LLMs will set you up for success. If you figured out Rubik's Cube, you will 1000% get it because I know you have the patience and learning ability.
Well if you want! I should preface...
The Rubik's Cube will get you laid quicker than the Python dev (these days)
There was a time you could show an offer letter and have babes dangling from your god damn nutsack, but that ship has sailed
[1] Some old guy who I'm pretty sure was a severe alcoholic
Send us Gmail links that were 1000000000% obviously fake, like from a fake version of the CEO saying to wire him cash.
I opened the email in gmail to copy the text to Slack, and was like "Did anyone else get this?"
One other guy goes "lol yeah wtf"
Next day in standup, security alcoholic is there. He goes:
"2 people opened the malicious email"
I'm like dude. Nothing will fucking happen if you open the Gmail message We didn't DOWNLOAD anything or visit any URLs.
No. In the boomer mind, we were retards. We should be fired. We weren't, but we should have been. ???????
I'm like "GUYS" "I have some React components to make, what the fuck are you doing today?????"
There are so many instances I wish code was removed from "the pedestal" and just treated how it is. I don't care if that makes it $30/hr work at this point, I just can't handle the pretentiousness anymore especially around faux security
I had a friend - David - he could do it insanely quick. He's basically who I am thinking of in my post since he was also a genius at guitar, and could play beautifully.
We spent a lot of time on your site on random Friday nights (him playing guitar) hahah, good times.
More of a yo-yo guy myself. I could walk the dog, pendulum, what-have-you. Around the world if I'm feeling saucy
I blame guitars.
All these kids got bad ass at playing Wonderwall, PHP was just slightly less cool than playing Wonderwall. So for 2-4 years they were sidetracked.
Playing Wonderwall at parties.
But if they had went straight from solving Rubik's Cube in 1 min to O(1) time complexity in a REST endpoint like peak 2-way communications (WebSocket, GRPC) these fuckers would be optimizing LLM embeddings at this point.
Karpathy? No, I want Steve from the Chess club who could recite any J.R.R. Tolkien writing, who has a Runescape character worth $4 million. Fuck LeCunn. Where's Steve?!
STEVE! I'm sorry I laughed at your Pokemon collection. I'm sorry Steve! I'm fucking sorry! PLEASE COME BACK
They violated their termination agreement with me already when they went way out of their way to make sure I would not get hired at certain other companies when I left.
I don't doubt it has a searchable history back to 2010.
I could copy this "design" exactly and it would be totally fair to use. Exhibit 270 is my favorite
Results in JSON format
If Apple lost the "Swipe" patent on a device they pioneered, your standard HTTP API is probably not that original.
Go 1.0 was released in 2013 (I don't even think the "official date" of March 28, 2012 is correct, or at least, nobody had heard of it).
Apple doing Swift and Google doing Go was basically in response to Node.js
> but I distinctly remember learning Go on Windows in 2009 and building web apps
Very highly doubt it
Just a bad bunch huh??? Guillotine
How dare you. And to your point, you'd never catch me on one of those paraglider things!
> Oh I'd say, yes, a license is a good idea, simply given how often developers put in stuff from marketing that violates laws.
My only license is MIT :cool:
Node.js was 90% of the inspiration for Go to exist in the first place.
Swift also would have never came about if it wasn't for people doing iOS way better in JavaScript.
SwiftUI is basically React conceptually
Maybe your backend sends an email, or saves the receipt, but that's peripheral.
The entire Payments flow is front-end capture, then the service doing all the actual backend payment part. It's a black box from your end and you can decide to do it entirely front-end if you wanted. There's no way around it.
Recreational aviation has a lot less regulation. I saw a guy with nothing but a fan and a parachute just flying around the cliffs off Hwy 1. No license or certification needed.
Shouldn't need a license to make React components, sorry.
So the government did get involved and regulated Uber and the entire gig economy, and the private sector is so powerful they just made their own background check company with hundreds of millions of dollars in VC and hype, gave them Uber as their flagship customer and wiped their hands.
No doubt in my mind these people were "just happy to be here" at best, criminals at worst, and have no business working with PII and background checks. Founders and everyone there.
But I still think the company should be found liable, not an individual engineer. They would be a lot more incentivized to hire based on merit, and not incentivized to literally be corrupt like they are now.
With your idea of punishing the engineer... these VCs would love that. Shift even more blame onto the worker, why not, we've taken it for everything else