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Yaron (Ron) Minsky

Yaron (Ron) Minsky

@yminsky

Occasional OCaml programmer. Host of @signalsthreads. @[email protected] @yminsky.bsky.social https://t.co/kiUGRvWOO2

Katılım Haziran 2009
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
Perhaps unsurprisingly, there are a lot more posts that he's had his hand in editing...
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
While I'm talking about fun Jane Street jobs, there's the OxCaml educator slot! Basically, the role is a split between SWE on the OCaml Language team, and teacher who helps the firm learn all the crazy new things we're adding to our language.
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
Another fun hiring spot at Jane Street: we're looking to hire some great hybrid writers-and-engineers. As we grow and do more, communication becomes ever more important, for both internal and external audiences.
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
@story645 The engineering part of the job could be almost anything! Not necessarily creating tech for documentation.
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Hannah@story645·
@yminsky Yeah, I read it as a mix (65/35?) of documenting tech & process & building infrastructure and process to make documenting things easier.
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
@story645 I have to admit, the terms "dev rel" and "community manager" are kind of foreign to me! So I'm not really sure how that experience would translate. But the job responsibilities are clear enough: writing docs, plans, internal blog posts, public facing blog posts...
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Tejas Saboo
Tejas Saboo@tejassaboo·
@yminsky Are there similar openings for part-time writers that I could do while in a cs phd program?
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
@juliomagoga Lots of people (myself included) still enjoy writing the old fashioned way! (I also use LLMs some to help in writing. They can be useful copy-editors, and can sometimes help breaking out of the empty page. Their prose still leaves something to be desired, though.)
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Magoga
Magoga@juliomagoga·
@yminsky How do you currently incentivise engineers to write presumably without the help of an LLM?
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
It's a fun and I think pretty unusual role, with a lot of flexibility in terms of where you can take it.
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Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky·
You can see the job posting here: janestreet.com/join-jane-stre… This isn't a traditional "technical writer" role; the role is a deeper hybrid, and we're looking a bit for unicorns: people who are both effective professional software engineers and exceptional writers.
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Brandon Koepke
Brandon Koepke@bdkoepke·
I think this is the best signals and threads episode yet. I remember how cool fuzzing and auto generated property tests were more than a decade ago, but the cutting edge was all functional.
Yaron (Ron) Minsky@yminsky

It's been a minute, but, time for another Signals and Threads, this one with Will Wilson about the testing tools he's building at @AntithesisHQ. And, in a bow to modernity, we have a video version of this one too!

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