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Michael Gomez
@nullbeach
c++ (unfortunate) || rust || c || python - @sonos audio distribution sw, formerly @apple silicon development
San Diego Se unió Şubat 2020
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who woulda thought that building a skillset at the hw/sw interface would yield such job security in the age of token spitting LLMs
Mahesh Venkitachalam@mkvenkit
My attempts at using ChatGPT for embedded have not yielded stellar results. No substitute for reading the datasheet. 😀
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Michael Gomez retuiteado
there's something not right with python
just the arrogance of it
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i decided to give up rustlang, please respect my privacy at this time
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@ptr_to_joel being a dad motivated me into sobriety and skill acquisition that I would have scoffed at 5 years ago.
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when you become a parent, your brain is only in one mode:
grind
Freckled Liberty 🔥@FreckledLiberty
men, is this true? 🧐
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ok so this guy's bit is just saying stupid shit right? engagement farming?
kache@yacineMTB
this EE shit is so much easier than computer science lmao
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i got this really fucked up doubly linked list problem in an interview that I couldn't solve and it bugged me so much that I just rehashed the most common linked list problems and concepts into my brain over the last few hours
spite is a powerful motivator
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@AdamRackis so easy. nullbeach.com is hosted there. I am not a web dev and even my dumbass could figure out how to deploy a rust back-end via docker container. "it just works"
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I was really nervous about an interview I had this morning but my fundamental knowledge of DATA STRUCTURES came through. I was really nervous about getting hit with some terrible leetcode gotcha variation on a theme but ultimately the DS part of DS&A was the key to success today.
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@GrunerMonzon You're so right, it's a pain in the ass. I think sometimes we engineers become desensitized to crappy DX. What ends up happening is investing time in some custom scripting/flow to make it smoother. It's ok for me, bc I like to tinker - but maybe we can do better as an industry.
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@nullbeach I ultimately blame the DX. Having an env properly setup for a debugger is hard: everything built with symbols, optimizations disabled, suppression files, etc... Getting a debugger to be useful is probably more time consuming for them than troubleshooting with prints.
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I have no idea how these people solve complex bugs in a convoluted system without a debugger. I come from an embedded/OS background, there's no way I'm going to printf myself out of a corner. It has its place, and is a great way to find out where you need to set a breakpoint lol
trav@techsavvytravvy
it's a new era of slop specialists; output optimizers. there is no "domain expertise," only grind and ship. i don't use a debugger regularly, but they aren't as easily replaced by print statements once you're dealing with lower level code or multithreading.
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I have a lot of terrifying but exciting interviews coming up. I never feel quite prepared enough but I can only try my best.
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it sucks ass. these people talking about replacing engineers are brain-dead. I'll give credit - chatGPT certainly replaced Stack Overflow for me personally. Copilot makes inserting logging statements a one-button breeze. complex logic? gtfoh it doesn't work.
patagucci perf papi@kenwheeler
i try so hard to like and use ai but its so fucking consistently wrong and mid all the fucking time.
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way sick.
Kevin Santo Cappuccio@arabidsquid
We (and I cannot stress this enough) are so back. Jumperless V5 lets you prototype like a nerdy wizard that can see electricity and conjure jumpers wherever you want. And the wait is nearly over for this particular superpower, it launches September 23rd on @crowd_supply.
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When someone who's been interacting with #Linux for over 20 years starts talking, I listen.
A fascinating discussion that starts with #dbus and ends with thoughts on the future of utilities like #systemd and other systems software that should probably be written in #rustlang.
Last few touches to go, then the episode should appear in your podcast app later today. timclicks.dev/feed/podcast/c…
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