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Intro topic: Getting an entry-level job
News/Links:
- Mario Kart 64 Fully Decompiled
- Q-Learning is not yet scalable
- Grover’s Algorithm
- OrangePi has a RISC-V SBC
Book of the Show
- Patrick
- The Will of the Many (James Islington)
- Jason
- The Intelligence Trap
Patreon Plug https://www.patreon.com/programmingthrowdown?ty=h
Tool of the Show
- Patrick
- Jason
Topic:
- Why
- Speed up development
- Catch errors faster than type checking/compiling
- Writing tedious boilerplate code
- Ask questions and learn local information
- Look good for hiring managers
- How
- Extensions for VSCode & other IDEs for inline suggestions
- Chat with a selection/file
- Command-line Tools run at the root directory
- Local vs Cloud
- Examples
- Copilot (VSCode extension)
- Use the experimental mode
- Cursor (Custom IDE)
- Jumps to suggest changes in other places
- Similar to copilot experimental mode
- RooCode (VSCode extension)
- Copilot (VSCode extension)
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- 0:00Programming Throwdown
- 1:19How to Get An Entry-level Job
- 6:55Top Coder: How to Get Interviews
- 10:43How to Get Interviewed
- 15:162 tips for entry-level programmers in 2017
- 20:53Would You Move to the Bay Area Before Getting a Job?
- 27:19Don't Get Down on Tech Jobs
- 28:35Mario Kart 64 Completely decompiled
- 31:37Q Learning is Not Yet Scalable
- 36:16Quantum Computing: Complete, Speed Up!
- 40:10Raspberry PI RISC V Single Board Computer
- 43:16The Will of the Many
- 45:34The Intelligence Trap
- 53:04Patreon
- 56:25ROM Hacks
- 1:00:03Netflix's 'Tool to Show' for Free
- 1:01:26A AI-assisted Coding Topic
- 1:07:14Non-Programmers Using the Tools
- 1:15:32Unit Testing: The Context Limit
- 1:17:20VS Code Integration and the Chat Interface
- 1:19:51Code Development: Do I Run My LLM in the Cloud or
- 1:24:24ChatGPT on Interface Comparison & Decisions
- 1:32:22C# Development: A New Paradigm
- 1:35:58Programming Throwdown