Jim Mortko

Achilles injury? I think he gets a pass on being judged on that for tonight ...

You are not wrong ...

Staff Engineer - PayJunction - Career Page Seeking a Senior Software Engineer that is strong with Java, Angular, Testing, frontend basics, and APIs in the payments industry. This is a remote position.

Software Engineers! I am posting on behalf of a friend and colleague who is hiring. You must be truly full-stack but more importantly you should be looking to be part of a company founded and run by engineers and has the culture to back it up ...

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Presently the guidance in this area almost completely mirrors that of traditional SEO ...

When are they going to start talking about "GEO" vs. SEO?

OpenAI's o1 model sure tries to deceive humans a lot | TechCrunch OpenAI finally released the full version of o1, which gives smarter answers than GPT-4o by using additional compute to "think" about questions. However,

I understand the concerns that may arise after reading this - however isn't this just a case of examining a scenario where the LLM is purposefully provided with 2 sets of instructions (system prompt and user prompt) that are in direct conflict with each other?

techcrunch.com/2024/12/05/o...

I for one think this is a fine use of gen AI . NPCs in most games are currently either too scripted/rigid or completely uninteresting ...

Code and Culture: Key Strategies for a Robust Engineering Team As someone who has been writing code since I was 10 years old, I have been incredibly lucky to always know what I wanted to do when I got older. Close to all of my focus in high school, college and es...

As I am relatively new to Blue Sky, I thought it best to post this to give you an idea of what I spend more of my work time on ...

Code and Culture: Key Strategies for a Robust Engineering Team
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Should First-Year Programming Students Be Taught With Python and Java? - Slashdot Long-time Slashdot reader theodp writes: In an Op-ed for The Huntington News, fourth year Northeastern University CS student Derek Kaplan argues that real pedagogical merit is what should count when ...

Having spent years learning languages that would never be used professionally, C was a fine basis for my CS undergrad studies, although it was not something that could immediately be leveraged in the workforce. Cannot argue with Python here for a number of reasons.

www.slashdot.org/story/437237