Curious who you all follow for thoughtful, well-balanced takes on AI, particularly in the context of software engineering. I’m especially interested in folks who are learning in public and pushing back on the hype, but maybe still actively using these tools in their day-to-day work and sharing that.Kelsey Hightower was a standout for me during the whole crypto/NFT insanity. His commentary cut...
1.6 million in the US https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/wp-content/uploads/Tr...
3% worldwide https://www.statista.com/statistics/1269778/gender-identity-...
And considering the current climate, I can imagine these numbers are under reported.
The TLDR, I want to create an effective program at my company where software engineers can learn about useful topics in computer science, software engineering, and technical aspects of our product that may not be well understood. Any advice?We are a remote org, around 200 or so engineers working more or less on the same product. We have a lot of people on the west coast, but many throughout the...
If the machines were switching votes so rampantly you'd think, of the millions of people who voted, more people would've raised concern at the polls when they noticed their vote for the president of the United States at the top of the printed ballot was switched.
Am I missing something?