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@lordpratap There's an error and paperdraw.dev is not loading I'm loving it by the way

@TechSalesGuy happened to me, I was so rusty I bombed an interview I know I could have passed with a little more confidence for my dream job. I'm taking your advice, I won't stop interviewing ever again.

5. Confidence Building The last thing you want is to see your dream gig open and you haven't interviewed in years. Regular practice keeps you sharp and reduces anxiety.

Reminder: Interview once a quarter - even if you love your job. Here's are a few observations of what regular interviewing does for your career:

@AmericanExpress jamás sacaré una tarjeta suya, su acoso telefónico es inaceptable y habla super mal de uds como empresa

@techNmak llm

These are literally the kind of LLM interview questions most candidates wish they had seen earlier. A curated list of LLM interview questions - shared by Hao Hoang Want this doc? Follow @techNmak and comment “LLM” - I’ll send it over.

@d13g0Lvuolenera @AletheiosPyro @Arrogance_0024 for future reference youtu.be/dmIaFvVJbWc?si…

@AletheiosPyro @Arrogance_0024 You manage spanish? Look for Hernán Casciari's "ages of countrys"

Europe doesn't have "a problem". It has THREE problems: 3 European nations are suffering from a severe "post-imperial hangover". First, there is the United Kingdom, a nation that voted for Brexit to "take back control" only to realize it has completely forgotten how to drive. The British identity crisis is like watching a retired lion try to adopt a vegan diet. They traded imperial confidence for an HR department’s sensitivity training. The land of Churchill is now governed by a sprawling "nanny state" bureaucracy that is more terrified of offending someone on X than it is of actual decline. The British police, once the envy of the world, now seem to spend more resources investigating "non-crime hate incidents" and painting their patrol cars in rainbow colors than solving burglaries. It is a nation desperately clinging to the aesthetics of tradition—the Royals, the pomp, the tea—while its institutions have been hollowed out by a progressive rot that makes a California university campus look conservative. They want the swagger of the 19th century but are paralyzed by the emotional fragility of the 21st. Then there is France, the angry, chain-smoking aunt of Europe who refuses to admit she’s been unemployed for decades. France’s hangover manifests as a permanent state of insurrection masquerading as "civic engagement." Their identity is split between a delusional elite who still think Paris is the capital of the universe and a populace that expresses its "joie de vivre" by burning down bus stops every Thursday. The French suffer from a Napoleonic complex without a Napoleon; they demand the living standards of a conquering empire while working a 35-hour week and retiring at an age when most Americans are just hitting their stride. They preach "Republican values" and aggressive secularism, yet the state has lost control over vast swathes of its own suburbs. France is essentially a beautiful, open-air museum where the curators are on strike, the guards are afraid of the visitors, and the management is busy lecturing the rest of the world on "grandeur" while the electricity bill goes unpaid. Finally, we have Germany, the neurotic giant that has decided the only way to atone for its history is to commit slow-motion industrial suicide. Germany’s post-imperial hangover is a moral autoimmune disease: the country is so terrified of its own shadow that it has replaced national pride with aggressive self-flagellation and recycling regulations. Their identity is built on being the "Moral Superpower," which practically translates to shutting down their perfectly functional nuclear power plants to burn dirty coal, all while lecturing their neighbors on carbon footprints. It is a nation of engineers who have engineered a society that doesn't work. The German spirit, once defined by efficiency and discipline, has mutated into a paralyzed bureaucracy where filling out the correct form is more important than the outcome. They are so desperate to avoid being "threatening" that they’ve become essentially a large NGO with an army that has broomsticks for rifles, terrified that showing any backbone might be interpreted as a relapse.

People who don't call their parents after moving out aren't heartless, they are... ‼️‼️

@5eniorDeveloper dudo mucho que necesiten tomar decisiones segundo a segundo. push back

Optimicé un PL/SQL reduciendo el tiempo de ejecución de 10 horas a solo 5 minutos. Ahora quieren que lo optimice más para tener reportes en tiempo real...

@jeduan quedó cool, congrats! es cierto que Susan Karen les diseñó los iconos?

Muy orgulloso de cómo quedó Algunos detalles: Las animaciones son videos transparentes usando HEVC o WebM, dependiendo el browser. No usamos Lava en web por performance. WebGL no puede pre-compilar shaders. Reescribimos la barra de búsqueda usando framer-motion

I'm teaching databases this semester at Berkeley. My students all seem unusually brilliant. Not many go to office hours, and not too many folks post on the course forum asking project questions. Weirdly, the exam had the lowest recorded average in my 10 semesters teaching it.

@getdolarapp no abusen de sus notificaciones para enviar publicidad. Me obligaron a apagar TODAS las notificaciones para su app. Un nuevo método de pago en Brazil? Ustedes creen que interrumpir a sus usuarios en medio de día laboral con notificaciones irrelevantes está bien?

@DanielBlancoSWE Nos tomó casi un año cubrir tres posiciones de SWE, mismo perfil. Elegimos bien pero fue dificil

Llevamos más de dos meses intentando cubrir una posición senior y todavía sigue abierta. Llevo muchísimas entrevistas y es increíble lo poco que se prepara la gente. Diría que sólo un 10%-15% se prepara algo.

This platform when to shiet, follow me on bsky.app/profile/grille…

*me

He was born the day the first iPhone was announced. We had a blast going to museums together. He waited for my after returning from japan. He had an amazing dog life. Will be missed. iPod 2007-2024

@MoisesMolina @garza_onofre @jmartinreyes @erick_mena @rafaelestradam @RomanLazcano @soysaverio @flatwhitedoble @JESIKA_TORRES @cesarastudillor @comparteDerecho @DannaDancer @YM87B Lo compro, pero donde?

La escritura fresca, irreverente, clara y breve de @garza_onofre y @jmartinreyes inaugura un nuevo estilo retórico dentro de lo jurídico. Los nuevos tiempos demandan nuevas formas de enseñar y de comunicar . Este libro es para bebérselo !

@omartosca @charliesbot Yo te digo cuales he tenido: * Desinflamación de todo el tracto digestivo * Mantenimiento del IMC * Mejora notable de la calidad del sueño * Mas energía por la mañana * Prevención de la pérdida de sensibilidad al azúcar

@charliesbot ¿Cuáles supuestos efectos positivos deberías estar esperando?

Esta semana empecé el ayuno intermitente por curiosidad 3 día: tengo hambre. Pero según eso te vas acostumbrando y eventualmente ves efectos positivos A ver que tal

@mario_chavez Algo sobre enmascaramiento de datos de producción para uso en ambientes menores (staging, dev)

La siguiente semana tengo que dar una charla sobre “Seguridad en Ruby on Rails” que puntos les vienen a la mente y que son importantes?

Mi hobby es pensar en nombres para negocios que no voy a poner

@jseijasdev Si de algo te sirve: 1. Uno de los mejores devs con los que he trabajado deriva su habilidad de la experiencia. 2. De Manager sufrirás menos ese sesgo(yo solía ser IC)

Soy developer de casi 50 años. Creo que bueno en lo mío. Pero ni así evito la ansiedad por la edad. Las empresas ya no me quieren. O al menos eso es lo que yo creo. Y a veces ese pensamiento me viene de noche. ¿Y si pierdo mi trabajo actual? ¿Qué haré con mi vida?

@___lungs A lo mejor @Pialolitz sabe

Amistades del mundo de la producción, ando buscando a alguien de arte que me pueda hacer un escritorio de noticiario para foro, además de vestir el set? 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 plissss

Flight of the Shima Enaga, a Japanese bird who looks like a cotton ball