Dylan Bernard
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Staff Engineer / Marketplace Group Engineering Lead at Rover 🐾 Backyard astronomer 🔭 Movie geek 📽️
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I know it's at least not uncommon for coding bootcamps to strongly encourage (or even require) students to reach out to practicing devs as a networking exercise. Maybe that's propagated beyond bootcamps now?
I field a few of these regularly, though not at the volume above.
I field a few of these regularly, though not at the volume above.
August 31, 2025 at 3:15 PM
I know it's at least not uncommon for coding bootcamps to strongly encourage (or even require) students to reach out to practicing devs as a networking exercise. Maybe that's propagated beyond bootcamps now?
I field a few of these regularly, though not at the volume above.
I field a few of these regularly, though not at the volume above.
Absolutely biological.
Say what you will about the 2014 RoboCop, but few things capture the existential terror of cybernetics like one particular scene in that movie... "holy christ, there's nothing left!" (Definitely look up that scene if you haven't seen it!)
Say what you will about the 2014 RoboCop, but few things capture the existential terror of cybernetics like one particular scene in that movie... "holy christ, there's nothing left!" (Definitely look up that scene if you haven't seen it!)
January 16, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Absolutely biological.
Say what you will about the 2014 RoboCop, but few things capture the existential terror of cybernetics like one particular scene in that movie... "holy christ, there's nothing left!" (Definitely look up that scene if you haven't seen it!)
Say what you will about the 2014 RoboCop, but few things capture the existential terror of cybernetics like one particular scene in that movie... "holy christ, there's nothing left!" (Definitely look up that scene if you haven't seen it!)