ayuhito
Joined 3 years ago
Joined 3 years ago
Best use the AI subsidies while you can!
It’s all probabilities in the end. And if an LLM gives you more a more relevant pool vs random distribution, that’s still a net benefit.
They’re always racing to be the first one to write an article about a case.
Attackers can’t push a security update without going through the reporting process (e.g. Github CVE), so they can’t necessarily abuse that easily.
In this age, many smaller companies serve customers across the globe. There is no common “asleep”.
For reference, oven-sh/setup-bun opted to install dependencies from scratch over using GHA caching since the latter was somehow slower.
https://github.com/oven-sh/setup-bun/issues/14#issuecomment-...
Because of OSS, I’ve never actually applied for a job or done a Leetcode interview. I’ve gotten multiple direct offers through Twitter DMs (I don’t post) and multiple referrals through random encounters that I never used.
E.g. Debugging an interesting issue with GitHub customer support eventually led to a referral for Microsoft by an MD. Similar stories with Cloudflare and more.
It’s not limited to OSS, but just having any sort of backing credibility to your name without going through the whole CV/CL process unlocks a whole slew of opportunities since people can “pre-screen” you from the start.
Nor would you want someone who built most of their career as an actual engineer to suddenly drop that term and become a generic someone in “marketing”. They’re more than that for sure.
I quite like the terminology the more I think about it.
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