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It's somebody's blog post that's passing by and will be gone tomorrow. I don't think we have to worry about it being overly "elevated". On the other hand we ha
by magicalist 4y ago
It's somebody's blog post that's passing by and will be gone tomorrow. I don't think we have to worry about it being overly "elevated".
On the other hand we have a bunch of people spending too much time on hacker news, often with all the insight of someone who spent 5 minutes scanning a wikipedia article. I'd worry a lot more about the long term effects of elevating this self congratulatory content, but where's this content cop then?
> It may seem harsh
Honestly it seems like it's trying too hard. Call it feel good vagueries and move on.
- prox 4y agoBlog is already inaccessible at this moment.
- brakmic 4y agoArchived: https://web.archive.org/web/20220519020040/https://addyosmani.com/blog/software-eng-10-years/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220519020040/https://addyosman...
- Brajeshwar 4y agoI don't know what this post is about (it is still down). Looks like an issue with GitPage. I had few not-so-important static websites hosted on GitHub Pages but gave up with such similar downtime. It was pretty noticeable even for my lame websites including my own personal website. Anyways, Addy Osmani did contribute or did talked a lot about Frontend engineering development, especially wrt to Google Chrome. Whenever I think of Lighthouse, or try to debug or get my team to debug with Google Inspector, I remember him. I have read a lot of his articles, public tweets (I think) where I have exclaimed "oh! That's how", "ah! that is cool."
- rurban 4y agoLooks like he is looking for a job at Amazon. All the right buzzwords
- azangru 4y ago> somebody's Addy is pretty well known in the frontend community. He's published a bunch of books, has hosted the Totally tooling tips podcast, gave a bunch of talks on performance, and has appeared in popular frontend publications, such as the Smashing Magazine.
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