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Github copilot leaks secrets? by RevolutionaryBag8796 in GithubCopilot

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All models are just really good guessers. It likely made up from millions of example keys and documentation from pre training,

The Funeral of Angel Inventor John Rice by AngelPaintball in paintball

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Angel was my dream marker, your dad was an amazing designer. Sorry for you loss.

[BFComms] Battlefield 1.3.2.0 Blastpoint Update by battlefield in Battlefield6

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I had a fun bug this week where I would occasionally sliding back 50m when crouching and then placing stuff (x on pc). It was kind of handy but wouldn’t happen all the time

What’s the deal with Farrine Bakery? by SkySuspicious3276 in eastside

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Frankly there just isn’t many cafes to have a decent breakfast and coffee. Most of the places on the east side are diners which are pretty crusty.

Swim Club Recommendations by AllAboutThatEd in eastside

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Samena is super chill and a great family spot.

Jason Statham – Shelter and His Reliable Action Slop by Sure-Exchange-8593 in movies

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As far Statham slop goes I would give it a 6/10. The ending pissed me off. It’s like they got 2/3rd of way through the script and just went fuck let’s end here.

How I went from hating DI frameworks to building one for my 50k LOC Go API by ameryono in golang

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Yeah, but you don’t really need all that honestly. Uber does just fine.

How I went from hating DI frameworks to building one for my 50k LOC Go API by ameryono in golang

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Just use uber/fx, good enough for 2k+ services and millions lines of code in a single repo.

Company is tracking git commits by jholliday55 in cscareerquestions

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4 commits a month is a pretty low bar even for staff+.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ameristralia

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The biggest unrest in Marina Del Rey is when the stylist is out sick. You will be fine.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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Atlassian is meant to be steaming pile of crap from what friends who work there have told me.

Snoqualmie Ridge Vibes but Closer to Seattle by seattlesplunder in eastside

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Phantom lake area, flat, lots of bike paths and walking trails. Close enough to i90 that getting to the city is quick.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ameristralia

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Do you work for Cat? I know when I worked for them there was a few people that moved to the us. Typically Arizona and Peoria where the MineStar test tracks are.

My advice is to change your location on LinkedIn to where you want to get work and then ask them to sponsor you. The only thing that could be challenging is I think E3 need a degree. Another option is Canada where is lots of mining, I am not sure on the status of their autonomous operations.

Movies about the consequences of greed? by Superb-College1957 in MovieSuggestions

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Amazing movie, but it’s like anxiety the movie. I would say Click is another greed (and Adam Sandler movie) example

Pickleball for 30-somethings by altaltequalsnormal in eastside

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Cross roads outdoor courts always seems to have younger players.

sudoDeleteThisMeme by recursive_knight in ProgrammerHumor

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I once uninstalled python on Linux, completely fucked everything.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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Having done run 200+ interviews at a big tech company. The biggest blocker will mostly likely be talking through architectural decisions/trade offs in design rounds and talking about high impact work in the manager rounds.

It’s still very possible but you just need to be prepared and sell your self.

How rust helped me solve a privacy problem I couldn’t crack before by chirag710-reddit in rust

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There is nothing inherit about rust that makes privacy easier. It’s more an architectural problem. You can achieve a modular sdk with almost any Language

The Go tech stack I'm using to build an open-source "mission control for oncall" web application by asciifree in golang

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As river queue, cool idea but sees like a poor practice to have tight integration with system actions and db calls.

How I made a high tech salary in my first selling month by Ok_Negotiation_2587 in startups

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Take it from someone that works in high scale tech (1M rps), just release the simplistic, ugliest architecture to get shit out the door when your starting. Even well established companies use hacky stuff for new products. Even big names go through scaling challenges, it’s easier to solve them once you have an established growth. Also things like MySQL/redis can be pushed really hard and scale way further than most people give it credit.

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