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This is often the advice given by senior folks and I think it is somewhat similar to say that you have to "lie a bit on your CV". Still, I always wonder what would I do if I make these big promises to clients/bosses/management and I fail to deliver. Wouldn't that be worse than having said "no, I won't be able to make it in time" from the beginning?

For context, I'm early in my career (3 YOE) and I don't deal with management that much yet (I'm still shielded by my tech lead and PM), so I'm always looking for advice on how to navigate these things. I really can't just say "YES, YES, YES" when I know *very well* that something won't be possible.

Maybe it is just a sign of being too junior?

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This is fantastic and it really looks like a passion-fueled side project.

Currently working on my own education by learning C from Antirez's C course on YouTube.

I've been working as an ERP developer for a couple years now and the job is so dull and boring that I'm already starting to feel stagnant. So, I am learning more advanced things now in order to: 1. Advance my career, and 2. Maybe code some linux tool (for personal use only, for now!) and stop looking at enterprise code.

That's genius ?? Gonna try this starting right now as I'm at work scrolling through HN, lmao

Or maybe "since <<I was>> 40 years old"?

Thank you very much for this information. I hope you're doing well now!

As a migraine sufferer this sounds scary and only today I have learned about it. What was it like? If I may ask. Is there a way to prevent it? I googled it and it seems to appear rather arbitrarily and suddenly.

It's the bell curve meme all along.

Subdivisions is my favourite song of all time and I thought about Rush as well while reading that line.

That link automatically downloads a CDR file.

To be honest, you don't even need AI for something like that. You might just write a script to automate that kind of thing which is no more than a scrape-and-notify logic.

I did the same and my first result was NordVPN, lmao.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but I think iTunes doesn't put any DRM on the albums you buy from there.

Could you give a couple specific examples? I'm trying to get into traditional NLP but everything I find is AI related and I don't know if it's worth going the traditional route long-term.