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In the past 3 months, did you use Google's "I'm feeling lucky"? #feelinglucky
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43 votes • Final resultsI have recently noticed that deadlines in SE venues (even prestigious ones!) get extended on short notice. When I was doing my PhD, this used to not be a thing. Has anything recently changed? On all PCs I was on lately, there were lots of submissions, so why extend?
I wrote a little piece on "What AI means for junior developers".
> AI is fundamentally different than previous abstractions such as compilers
> I'm afraid the field of computing might be getting tougher for juniors in particular
inventitech.com/blog/what-ai…
Following my previous podcasts, I'm proud to share our pre-print: "What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time" arxiv.org/abs/2503.10977
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Unverständlich, ARD & ZDF!
Die aktuelle Kanzlerpräferenz:
Merz 26%
Habeck 25%
Scholz 18%
Und ihr wollt im Ernst ein Duell Merz-Scholz senden?
Merz-Habeck wäre mit Sicherheit die interessantere Debatte, wenn es denn ein Duell sein soll.
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How do you measure developer productivity?
@Inventitech and Sarita join the @MetaTechPod to discuss Diff Authoring Time (DAT) – a way of measuring how long it takes to submit changes to a codebase.
Hear how DAT unlocks new abilities for developers.
engineering.fb.com/2024/10/2…
I just formatted a scientific paper abstract with @Inventitech's Abstract Formatter. abstractformatter.inventitec…
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At this point it's obvious that the Nobel for Literature is going to ChatGPT.
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So odd when the clear market leader in the hottest tech field today (AI) is seeing a steady stream of departures: cofounders, executives. The people who have the most internal details on current status and future plans.
They have far more information than us on the outside.
Who in the world keeps writing these Steve Ballmer lifestyle pieces, including tips for exercise and nutrition? He clearly had (has?) a BMI in the overweight, perhaps obese category. press.farm/steve-ballmers-da…
Inspired by @gousiosg, I liked to solve tasks on the Unix cli. Enjoyed decomposing a problem and then piping together the solution, solving dozens of small quizzes daily.
Now, I have AI work the problem directly, or write me a sh cmd to do it.
Faster, but less rewarding.
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🌟 Big News Alert! 🌟
Join us in cheering for @jhejderup one of our brilliant program analysis team members, as he defends his PhD thesis at TU Delft this coming May!
Let's bring out the virtual confetti and high fives🎉 #PhDDefense #Milestone #kudos
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If your model is weak, your paper might end up getting more citations because people are always happy to include your model as a baseline.
For almost two decades, tech giants literally did not know what to do with their free cash flow. Finally, thanks to the rise of AI, they no longer have to put it into ever more ludicrous employee perks.
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Congratulations to our very own @gousiosg for being a part of the team to win most influential paper award! 🎉#msr2024
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When I had ~3 years of work experience, my title at JP Morgan was Associate Developer. Next level was VP - and in a few years would have most likely gotten it.
VP dev at an investment bank (in tech) is ~senior dev at other companies.
It IS confusing unless you know it!
